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Whether you are a Monarchist or a Republican, you should be concerned about the Coronation crackdown on peaceful protest.

The Free Mind • 1847 implied HN points • 09 May 23
🌍 World Politics Protest Monarchy Freedom
  1. It's important to be concerned about the Coronation crackdown on peaceful protest, regardless of being a Monarchist or a Republican.
  2. Six Republican protestors were arrested and detained without charge for sixteen hours on the day of the Coronation.
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The Final Words of British Monarchs Presented as Modernist Poetry

Londonist: Time Machine • 259 implied HN points • 07 Jun 24
🎨 Art & Illustration History Literature Poetry Monarchy Events
  1. The death of British monarchs marks significant historical shifts and eras, often defined by the reigning monarch's passing.
  2. The final words of British monarchs, though sometimes apocryphal, offer intriguing insights and can be read almost like modernist poetry.
  3. The rapid succession of power in British monarchy, like Charles becoming king upon Queen Elizabeth's death, is a unique phenomenon that seemingly defies physical laws.

Global Britain and King Charles’ Great Reset

Matt Ehret's Insights • 1493 implied HN points • 08 May 23
🌍 World Politics Monarchy Colonialism Globalism Intelligence Nazism
  1. Global Britain exerts vast control over African mining concessions with over $1 trillion worth of resources controlled by British companies.
  2. The City of London is the nerve center of world finance, running trillions in corrupt practices globally via offshore tax havens.
  3. British intelligence, as the creator of the Five Eyes apparatus, has been tied to supporting terrorist groups and cultivating radical ideologies internationally.

Ancient Dynasts

The Newsletter of (Not Quite) Everything • 530 implied HN points • 07 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Monarchy
  1. The system of selecting a head of state can be cruel in how it forces heirs to inherit either too young or near old age.
  2. Ancient Egyptian history is vast, spanning thousands of years, with a complex system of dividing into dynasties and kingdoms.
  3. The division of Ancient Egyptian history into dynasties and kingdoms is largely based on convention and interpretation, leading to disagreements among experts.
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German Militarism and the Virtues of Hypocrisy

Richard Hanania's Newsletter • 1048 implied HN points • 13 Feb 24
💾 History Politics Culture Military Monarchy
  1. Otto von Bismarck's 'blood and iron' speech was a pivotal moment that shaped Prussia's history and led to Germany's unification.
  2. Jonathan Steinberg's biography offers insight into the politics and culture of 19th-century Germany through direct quotes from major figures like Bismarck.
  3. Despite impressive accomplishments during and after Bismarck's reign, Germany faced challenges including maintaining a powerful monarchy and conservative elite, which played a role in the tumultuous first half of the 20th century.

Five... Things about the 1715 Solar Eclipse in London

Londonist: Time Machine • 99 implied HN points • 14 Apr 24
💾 History London Enlightenment Astronomy Monarchy
  1. The 1715 solar eclipse in London, known as Halley's Eclipse, marked a significant astronomical event during the Enlightenment period.
  2. Edmond Halley's accurate prediction of the eclipse's timing and path highlighted the importance of science over superstition in the 18th century.
  3. The 1715 solar eclipse coincided with a time of political uncertainty and doubt about the monarchy, emphasizing the intersection of science, superstition, and politics.

Should People Celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III?

Surviving Tomorrow • 314 implied HN points • 02 May 23
🌍 World Politics Monarchy Corruption Colonialism Reparations
  1. Not all kings have legitimate power, and it's important to speak out against corrupt authority.
  2. The Windsor family has a long history of profiting from war, genocide, economic exploitation, and tax havens.
  3. Ending the corruption of the House of Windsor would involve abolishing the monarchy, making reparations to the people, and transitioning the family to work without their unearned privileges.

Cruel Britannia

Diane Francis • 419 implied HN points • 06 Jun 22
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Brexit Monarchy Defense Economy Identity
  1. The Queen's Jubilee marks a significant moment for Britain, highlighting the country's ongoing identity crisis after Brexit. Many worry about what will happen when Queen Elizabeth is no longer around.
  2. Britain's focus on defense and military agreements underscores a shift away from trade deals. The country is trying to maintain its global standing through military cooperation rather than economic partnerships.
  3. The economic impacts of Brexit are increasingly evident, with many British people feeling negatively about the decision. There are significant labor shortages and exports are declining, raising concerns for the future.

A conversation about monarchy

Gray Mirror • 89 implied HN points • 12 Mar 24
🌍 World Politics Monarchy Revolution Regime Change American Revolution Sovereignty
  1. The article discusses the importance of understanding historical events beyond myths and legends, pointing out the need to delve deeper into actual history to gain a more accurate perspective.
  2. It emphasizes the significance of moving beyond ideological narratives and recognizing the complexities of past revolutions and political structures to learn valuable lessons.
  3. There's a call for a deeper understanding of the nuances in historical events to avoid getting caught up in superficial or false representations of the past and to make informed decisions for the future.

The death of a monarch

The Leftovers • 99 implied HN points • 14 Sep 22
🎭️ Culture Monarchy Power Nationalism Ceremonies Institutions
  1. Ceremonies and rituals are carefully designed to influence emotions and reinforce power dynamics.
  2. The construction of nations and nationalism relies on various tools like monuments, media, and rituals to maintain power structures.
  3. The death of a monarch highlights how society is manipulated through indoctrination, rituals, and the normalization of power.

Harry and Meghan's Nuke

Diane Francis • 319 implied HN points • 11 Mar 21
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Monarchy Racism Media Geopolitics
  1. The British Royal Family is facing serious scrutiny after Harry and Meghan's revealing interview. The couple shared troubling experiences about racism and mental health struggles within the royal circle.
  2. Many Commonwealth nations, like Barbados, are reconsidering their ties to the monarchy. This shift is fueled by historical issues like colonialism and recent revelations from Harry and Meghan's stories.
  3. There is a growing call in countries like Australia and Canada to replace the monarchy with local leadership. People feel it's time for a head of state who truly represents their nation's citizens.

In England's dreaming

Numb at the Lodge • 0 implied HN points • 07 May 23
🎭️ Culture Monarchy Royal Family Ceremonies Traditions
  1. The British monarchy and its rituals are steeped in history and tradition, but not everyone in England is enthusiastic about it.
  2. Prince Charles, despite his reluctance, finds himself thrust into the role of king, facing the pressures and expectations that come with it.
  3. In a modern world where politics can feel disconnected and irrational, the British monarchy serves as a reminder of the arbitrary and absurd nature of power.

Shrewd Monk, Stubborn Emperor (Part III)

Homo Ludens • 0 implied HN points • 15 Apr 24
💾 History Medieval Monarchy
  1. The conflict between the Pope and the Emperor didn't stem from lay investiture, but from the papacy seeking influence over Northern Italy and opposing German Emperor's claims.
  2. Subinfeudation was a common political challenge in medieval monarchies, where nobility could claim control over lands, weakening the central monarch's power.
  3. Excommunicating a monarch, as Gregory VII did with Heinrich IV, was a potent political tool at the time, affecting the monarch's legitimacy and support.

His Majesty’s Federation? Questioning the Royalist Hypothesis

Hunter’s Substack • 0 implied HN points • 09 Dec 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Presidential Power American Revolution Federalism Monarchy
  1. The American Revolution was not just against monarchy but also against overbearing legislative power.
  2. Scholar Eric Nelson argues that the American executive was intended to have royal-esque powers.
  3. Federalism and the limited powers of the federal government are crucial aspects often overlooked in discussions about executive authority.