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Charles III's US visit and address to Congress
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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Chilling" data-source="post: 439490" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>That's exactly how I feel about having Charles as our head of state.</p><p></p><p>I see the State visit as one corrupt billionaire inviting another corrupt billionaire to talk to elected representatives about things that ordinary people should be concerned about but people like him should get a free pass to do whatever the hell they like. For example, climate change, an issue that Charles thinks is so important that the hypocritical monarchy asked to be exempt from environmental laws.</p><p></p><p>Charles spoke of executive power being "subject to checks and balances" but failed to mention that the Royal Family have secured numerous exemptions from UK laws so they can escape being "subject to checks and balances", not least the Freedom of Information Act so they can operate in secrecy. </p><p></p><p>The speech was well written by his speech writers and as a exercise of hypocrisy and appeasement of a fascist leader, it hit all the marks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Chilling, post: 439490, member: 33"] That's exactly how I feel about having Charles as our head of state. I see the State visit as one corrupt billionaire inviting another corrupt billionaire to talk to elected representatives about things that ordinary people should be concerned about but people like him should get a free pass to do whatever the hell they like. For example, climate change, an issue that Charles thinks is so important that the hypocritical monarchy asked to be exempt from environmental laws. Charles spoke of executive power being "subject to checks and balances" but failed to mention that the Royal Family have secured numerous exemptions from UK laws so they can escape being "subject to checks and balances", not least the Freedom of Information Act so they can operate in secrecy. The speech was well written by his speech writers and as a exercise of hypocrisy and appeasement of a fascist leader, it hit all the marks. [/QUOTE]
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