> so who really has power? caesar does. who was caesar, where does his fame originate from anon? he who commands the loyalty of the armies is him who will be last standing when shtf. doesn't matter what shape a nation has, this is objective reality. charles' position isn't threatened atm, so no one can tell for real if he has the stuff, but i can tell you outright that if tomorrow a civil war erupted in the uk and the king and parliament stood at opposite sides of the barricade, more englishmen would stand with their king than with their parliament. last time a republican overthrew a king in the isles he had to borrow money from jews and hire foreign mercs to do all the fighting, then he died and the jews installed a foreign king who was in league with them, so that is also a possibility to keep in mind. it is erroneous to believe that because these things happened a long time ago similar circumstances and events won't reproduce similar contexts in the future.
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