Republicanism, Bureaucracy and the 'Freedom' of the Press

noachian · 31-07-2008, 12:10 AM

It has come to my, and others, attention that there is something seriously wrong, not only with the tpyical political actions/affairs but with the general psyche of the nation and the psyche of external nations towards us.

Papers seem to turn their headlines from the scandals of the EU to what the Queen has done wrong. The woman who sacrifices her daily life for our country!

We have to face it. The Government needs a scape-goat. They need to turn the populace's attention from the verge of economic collapse to something they know the British public will rage about. "The Queen sits in her palace while black youths stab each other for money!" is exactly what they want people to think. The Government themselves have said they want would prefer it if the Monarchy would be disestablished in 'stages'. They want a bloody revolution. They want the Romanovs re-enacted, so that they can be seen as the ones who bring the poor from the gutter and bring the rich aristocrats from their strongholds. They want exactly what Australian Labour wants; to be able to choose their own Head of State, they want their own man in the highest ranking office in the 'United' 'Kingdom'. Once they have their own 'Puppet-President' just like Sarkozy; there would be little standing in their path to a United European Federation. The people want the Monarch gone, they want the royals in a bloody pool, and the Government tries to restore peoples faith in them by uniting us to a stronger and more economically stable Union: the European Union.

Our freedom, our rights, and our laws are traditionally vested in our evolving Crown; we need to stop blaming Her Majesty for crimes she hasn't even commited, she is the last ally our people still have. Our freedom rests on our alligence to the Crown. If you choose to betray it, then you have forsaken your allignience to our nation and our values.

Vogon Britain Forum:
http://www.democracyforum.co.uk/vogo...tml#post528733

31-07-2008, 12:10 AM	#1 (permalink)
noachian Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: The County of Cumbria, The Kingdom of England, United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland Posts: 159 Party: UKIP	Republicanism, Bureaucracy and the 'Freedom' of the Press It has come to my, and others, attention that there is something seriously wrong, not only with the tpyical political actions/affairs but with the general psyche of the nation and the psyche of external nations towards us. Papers seem to turn their headlines from the scandals of the EU to what the Queen has done wrong. The woman who sacrifices her daily life for our country! We have to face it. The Government needs a scape-goat. They need to turn the populace's attention from the verge of economic collapse to something they know the British public will rage about. "The Queen sits in her palace while black youths stab each other for money!" is exactly what they want people to think. The Government themselves have said they want would prefer it if the Monarchy would be disestablished in 'stages'. They want a bloody revolution. They want the Romanovs re-enacted, so that they can be seen as the ones who bring the poor from the gutter and bring the rich aristocrats from their strongholds. They want exactly what Australian Labour wants; to be able to choose their own Head of State, they want their own man in the highest ranking office in the 'United' 'Kingdom'. Once they have their own 'Puppet-President' just like Sarkozy; there would be little standing in their path to a United European Federation. The people want the Monarch gone, they want the royals in a bloody pool, and the Government tries to restore peoples faith in them by uniting us to a stronger and more economically stable Union: the European Union. Our freedom, our rights, and our laws are traditionally vested in our evolving Crown; we need to stop blaming Her Majesty for crimes she hasn't even commited, she is the last ally our people still have. Our freedom rests on our alligence to the Crown. If you choose to betray it, then you have forsaken your allignience to our nation and our values. Vogon Britain Forum: http://www.democracyforum.co.uk/vogo...tml#post528733 __________________ "A Monarchy which above all, values the Liberty of the subject." Marcus Aurelius on perfect society. "Control thy passions, lest they take vengeance on thee." - Epictetus.

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