Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on popular elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out or corrupted by rich pedos.

ALso, look how the Roman Republic turned out, ruled by a secret cabal of very rich elites (first and second triumvirate). Then the elites fight amongst themselves who gets to rule it outright. History may not repeat but it sure does rhyme.

Actually, come to think of it, Augustus may have had a sort of personal epstein island setup where he would import in any young girl he wanted from within the empire. There is speculation that one of his poet friends (ovid?) was exiled far far away because he saw what Augustus was doing.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on popular elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out or corrupted by rich pedos.

ALso, look how the Roman Republic turned out, ruled by a secret cabal of very rich elites (first and second triumvirate). History may not repeat but it sure does rhyme.

Actually, come to think of it, Augustus may have had a sort of personal epstein island setup where he would import in any young girl he wanted from within the empire. There is speculation that one of his poet friends (ovid?) was exiled far far away because he saw what Augustus was doing.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on popular elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out or corrupted by rich pedos.

ALso, look how the Roman Republic turned out, ruled by a secret cabal of very rich elites (first and second triumvirate). History may not repeat but it sure does rhyme.

Actually, come to think of it, Augustus may have had a sort of personal epstein island setup where he would import in any young girl he wanted from within the empire. There is speculation as to why one of his poet friends (ovid?) was exiled far far away because he saw what Augustus was doing.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on popular elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out or corrupted by rich pedos.

ALso, look how the Roman Republic turned out, ruled by a secret cabal of very rich elites (first and second triumvirate). History may not repeat but it sure does rhyme.

Actually, come to think of it, Augustus may have had a sort of personal epstein island setup where he would import in any young girl he wanted from within the empire.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on popular elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out or corrupted by rich pedos.

ALso, look how the Roman Republic turned out, ruled by a secret cabal of very rich elites (first and second triumvirate). History may not repeat but it sure does rhyme.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on popular elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out or corrupted by rich pedos.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on popular elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government in a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.

I'm not saying that Venice was PERFECT or even GREAT, I'm simply saying that it's the BEST form of government is a pool with some pretty shitty picks. We could do a lot worse than an elected monarchy. The American system is good in that it's mixed regime but it leans waaay too heavily on elections which assumes a competent and educated populace, a free press, strong Christian culture and morality and we're seeing the hard way what happens when those pillars get knocked out.

Not different from being disappeared by the CIA/FBI or the Clintons. Every form of government has their difficulties but elected monarchies as a form of government historically just do the best in looking out for the interests of their own people rather than bankers and pedopiles.

Another example is the Roman Empire during it's golden age, i.e. the reign of the good emperors. Although not an elected monarchy in terms of any voting, it was elected in that the current emperor would elect or choose the successor emperor.

So you have Nerva -> Trajan -> Hadrian -> Antoninus Pius -> Marcus Aurelius / Luicus Verus. And this was the absolute height of Roman power. Then when they switched to a hereditary monarchy and Commodus takes power, everything goes down the drain.