News from the Centre for Citizenship
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Holiday to Celebrate Feudal Privilege
The government is to encourage citizens to celebrate another 60 years in which they have been denied a basic democratic right – not to be discriminated against in the filling of public office on the grounds of family or genetic makeup . June 5, 2011 has been declared a public holiday to mark Elizabeth Windsor’s…
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Free Speech
A free speech campaign in support of radio DJ Tom Binns has demonstrated how monarchy can confuse patriotic impulses while denying citizens their democratic rights. Mr. Binns was sacked by Radio BRMB in Birmingham after making disrespectful comments when an unintended feed of the Christmas speech by Britain’s feudal head of state interrupted his show.…
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No Criticism of Monarch Allowed, Admits Journalist
Harold Evans, former editor of the Sunday Times, has revealed that when he took the job he was told by the proprietor that there was only one limit to his journalistic freedom: he would not be allowed to criticise Elizabeth Windsor, Britain’s feudal head of state. The revelation was made in an interview on CNN’s…
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Windsor Tax Break Cover Up
Taxpayers are funding a staff of six for two grandsons of the hereditary head of state, it has been revealed. This is to allow William and Henry Windsor to carry out more duties on behalf of their mother, Elizabeth Windsor. The money for the office is being taken from the Duchy of Windsor. The Duchy…
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State Church Uses Feudal Law to Grab Money
The Church of England, a church firmly rooted in feudalism and with a prominent place in Britain’s feudal constitution, is not ashamed to take advantage of its feudal privileges. One unfortunate couple found this out when the Anglicans decided to use a feudal law to extract £230,00 from them to repair one of its churches.…
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Former Colony Set to Free Itself from Monarchy
St. Vincent & the Grenadines in the Caribbean, a former colony of Britain, will vote on 25 November whether to approve a draft constitution that will eliminates the monarchy and replace the feudal head of state shared with Britain with a president elected by the National Assembly.
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Windsor Support for Australian Republic Claim
According to the Sunday Express newspaper, Charles Windsor argued 32 years ago that Australia should become a republic. The claim has been made by entrepreneur Harry M Miller. In his autobiography he recalls that at a dinner party Windsor said that “Australia should be a republic and it was really bull to be kowtowing to…
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Canadians Bored By Windsor Visit
According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation the Canadian tour of Charles and Camilla Windsor was a shadow of previous family visits, which had been known to “bring out thousands of adoring subjects”. According to the broadcaster, many Canadians say the future hereditary head of state will not be able to fill the shoes of his…
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British Monarchists Dismayed By Canadian Poll
An option poll commissioned by Canadian friends of Charles Windsor, son of Canada’s British head of state, has backfired. While most of those polled agreed that the monarchy had had an important place in the history of the former British colony, more than 60% believed that it was outdated. A majority said monarchy was out…
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Canadian TV Asks Whether Monarchy Has Future
CBC TV in Canada will be broadcasting a documentary, called After Elizabeth II: Monarchy in Peril, on 12 November that questions whether the monarchy that country shares with Britain has a future. The TV channel says that Charles Windsor, who is due to succeed his mother as hereditary head of state, “is not widely loved…