Category: Republic
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High Court Backs Windsor Cover-Up
Monarchist Lie Allowed The High Court has given its backing to feudal privilege by ruling that evidence of Charles Windsor’s undermining of democratic rights should be kept secret. However, in doing so the judges confirmed that the British monarchy does interfere in government, contrary to the claims of its defenders. The court overruled an Information…
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Windsor Screw
Financial Times Licks Windsor Arse The ability of Britain’s feudal monarchy to stop intelligent thought has been demonstrated again by the normally hard-headed Financial Times. In a report on the installation of screw water turbines in an energy scheme for the Windsor’ castle in Berkshire, reporter Pilita Clark gushed about the “frugality” of queen Windsor…
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Duchy Under Attack
But Windsor Looting Set to Continue The financial privileges of the Windsor clan came under unusual attack this Monday in a Channel 4 Despatches report. The program focused on the tax-exempt status of the Duchy of Cornwall, which gives Charles Windsor around £12m in spending money every year. It also reported criticism of the Duchy…
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Windsor Handout Scandal
Five Per Cent Increase While Public Pay Cut The day after the government declared that public sector pay should be reduced again, it increased the public handout to the Windsor clan by 5.2%. The pay rise followed a 5.2% increase in the profits of the “Crown Estate”, a vast public property holding. Since 2012 the…
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FT Lives in Feudal Times
The Financial Times has repeated its claim that the Crown Estate belongs to queen Liz Windsor, the hereditary head of state. In a report on a deal with a Canadian pension fund property correspondent Ed Hammond referred to the Estate as “the queen’s property company.” In fact the Crown Estate is effectively a government department…
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Spanish “Princess” In Fraud Investigation
A Spanish judge has asked for informtion from tax authorities as part of an enquiry into Cristina Federica de Borbón y Grecia and what the Financial Times described as “possible tax fraud and money laundering”. She is the youngest dauthter of the Spanish monarch and considered a “princess” by feudalists. This is the latest scandal…
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Feudal Celebration Left Britain Poorer
Britons Paid For Windsor Jubilee The cost to Britain of the 2012 two-day celebration of Liz Windsor’s 60 years as head of state was between 0.3 and 0.4 per cent of GDP according to the Office of National Statistics. An extra public holiday was declared to allow monarchists to show their support for the feudal…
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It’s A Family Affair
Windsor Prepare to Pass on Public Office The Windsor family is preparing for a new head of state for Britain according to news media reports. The current hereditary head of state, Liz Windsor, has started to hand over some of her limited workload to her son Charlie. However, the reports say that she intends to…
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BBC Gives Up Pretence
The BBC has given up all pretence of political impartiality and has made itself a definite part of the systematic state discrimination against republicans in Britain in again celebrating the feudal institution of monarchy. The state-sponsored broadcaster has announced a “celebration season” to mark the sixty years in which Liz Windsor has been Britain’s unchallengeable…
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Republicans Arrested
Republicans protesting against the feudal institution of monarchy were arrested during celebrations for the Netherlands’ new hereditary head of state today. Following the arrests that ended the protests both the Dutch police and William-Alexander Orange Nassau, the new “king” of the Dutch, conveniently apologised for the suppression of free speech