Chuck Marshall's Humble Opinion on Royals of America
By Charles Eldridge Marshall
Mad King George
This past week the Queen of England passed away. It is sad to see the end of a dynasty- she reigned for 70 years- but at the same time perhaps there will be a new beginning for the English monarchy that will be more capable of interacting with the world. Elizabeth was excellent at what she did for the United Kingdom but the distance between royals and citizens of England was still significant during her time. It's odd to watch the funeral as it's not only the watching of paying respect to the queen but it seems reference to a more simple time where people understood who had the power and who did not. The royals of today, though very flawed like all mankind, do not sneak around cloaked in sanctimony, virtue signalling and lies like our royals here in the United States.
I've referred to the ruling class of the USA as "Mad King George" due to its resemblance of what our founding fathers fought in the 1770's and 1780's. They, like any current American were repulsed by the idea of those with money controlling what we do and say in our day to day lives. This is happening again as big Tech, big government, big pharmaceuticals, big corporations, big academia, Hollywood and especially big media all rule over us as citizens in order to prevent us from exercising our freedom to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" unless such an endeavor suits their mindset. They are fine with free thought as long as it travels through them. The moment we work as individuals with our own mindset that does not require their narrative, laws, products, pills, and large rich universities to instruct us into the correct way of thinking then we are to be subdued if not totally silenced. This is not freedom, liberty and certainly there is no Democracy as the ruling class decides through total control of the media, government, and big business the direction society shall go.
It may look like Democracy and a Republic on the surface but such a thing has hardly existed in the United States since before WW II. Then when the United States became the "power" of the world it became necessary to neuter and silence resistance to ideas of world control lest the rich and moneyed of our country lose the opportunity to get richer and more powerful through oppression and control of foreign countries. This oppression has often been guised under the concept that we must rule the world or lose it. The world has never been ours to rule and much like the now largely powerless United Kingdom, any true power overseas has been through the sweat and blood of our young men and women. This is not acceptable unless such strength is exercised as a way to enforce peaceful commerce and/or to protect our citizens from harm- not the possibility of harm. I'm not going to lie. It is sometimes nice to be the big powerful USA, but at what time did we vote to control the world and operate clandestine operations overseas to the benefit of big business and government in the USA ? The American citizen does not decide or vote on such things and certainly does not necessarily benefit from such things but it's his or her children that die and bleed in the name of world domination.
In My Humble Opinion
