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Her holdings are vast and estimated in the trillions and her real estate empire is worldwide. One little side real estate tidbit is all the seabeds surrounding the UK. Tell me how you pull that one off!
And her political power, outwardly at least, is no rubber stamp. She has something called the “royal prerogative”, very akin to the U.S. President free-handed untouchable Executive Order.
But royal prerogative is the subject of controversy, because it confers on governments the power to make major decisions without recourse to parliament. When Edward Heath brought Britain into the EEC in 1972, parliament was not consulted until afterwards. Similarly, Margaret Thatcher used royal prerogative to go to war in the Falklands in 1982.
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All the while deceiving a brainwashed public she’s this benign little old grandmother who wouldn’t hurt a fly.
If she or all the other royalty had one iota of compassion or empathy, which they don’t, they’d open their overflowing coffers of gems and jewels and gold and silver and vast amounts of obscene wealth and start feeding the starving people of the world. Full story...
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Her holdings are vast and estimated in the trillions and her real estate empire is worldwide. One little side real estate tidbit is all the seabeds surrounding the UK. Tell me how you pull that one off!
And her political power, outwardly at least, is no rubber stamp. She has something called the “royal prerogative”, very akin to the U.S. President free-handed untouchable Executive Order.
But royal prerogative is the subject of controversy, because it confers on governments the power to make major decisions without recourse to parliament. When Edward Heath brought Britain into the EEC in 1972, parliament was not consulted until afterwards. Similarly, Margaret Thatcher used royal prerogative to go to war in the Falklands in 1982.
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All the while deceiving a brainwashed public she’s this benign little old grandmother who wouldn’t hurt a fly.
If she or all the other royalty had one iota of compassion or empathy, which they don’t, they’d open their overflowing coffers of gems and jewels and gold and silver and vast amounts of obscene wealth and start feeding the starving people of the world. Full story...
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