When President Joe Biden ordered that Americans lower the stars and stripes in honor of the Queen of the British Commonwealth, that is to say of the British Empire reconfigured, he defined, he embraced, a historic funeral of the gravest order.
Stumbling, bumbling, Joe Biden dragged forward a hearse holding within it a coffin for the United States of America, a nation that declared its independence from the British Empire in 1776, that defied monarchy by proclaiming that all men are created equal, and that has imperfectly, but determinedly, carried on a battle for more than two centuries to establish a political system outside of the imperial structure that has its long fingers in everything around the globe.
The failure of the United States to contain imperialism can be traced back to one source: the failure of Americans to cast off the tendrils of empire that wrapped around the legs of so many Americans and that have dragged us back into that evil structure.
The impeccable manners, the stability and the respectability projected to the world by an aged woman who wore a rainbow assortment of custom-made dresses, were impressive in a sense. But Queen Elizabeth the Second was a most unimpressive figure who through her feigned innocence, and sheltered life, made possible the horrible crimes of a subterranean empire of finance.
She was, ultimately, the lipstick on a pig, a pig wallowing in the indulgence of pomp and splendor, in the pleasures of the flesh, and in a racist and class ideology intended to give gravitas and legitimacy to the most rapacious and destructive institutions on the Earth.
Queen Elizabeth could not cover up all the visible crimes of her children and grandchildren, the fascistic comments of her late husband, or the contemptuous manner in which the members of her family treated those who had to earn their money the old fashioned way. Her son, Prince Andrew, was an arms dealer and a major client for sex trafficking. Her grandson, Prince Harry, is a great admirer of Nazi culture.
That family, which rebranded itself as the House of Windsor not that long ago, is known on the inside as “the firm,” an inner circle in a global private money laundering operation which has joined hands with another criminal syndicate, the City of London (to be distinguished from the marginally democratic Greater London), to create the darkest of the dark webs, the legendary “spider’s web” that allows the criminals of the world to hide their fortunes, to run their corporations, their drug trafficking, their human trafficking—or just about whatever evil they want—not only with impunity, but with the aura of legitimacy bestowed by the diminutive Queen Elizabeth as she sat so delicately on her throne of blood.
The United States must cut all ties to this criminal operation, all corrupting interactions with the House of Windsor and that spider web of offshore tax havens on the Camen Islands, in the Bailiwick of Jersey, in Canada, in Ireland, those places where multinational banks, multinational corporations (many of which claim to be American), and piles of billionaires, hide their ill-got fortunes in trusts outside of the reach of any form of government, and plan terrorist attacks, pandemics, and world wars.
They rob us blind and they impoverish us through this tax evasion, and responsibility evasion, that supports that heavy crown.
But this second Declaration of Independence, long overdue, is not anywhere near enough. We must take down, and take apart, that entire squalid edifice housing the Windsor family so that it cannot pose a threat to our nation, or to the world, any longer, so that it cannot serve as a refuge for the globalists who scavenge the world for profit.
Must Americans do not know that that this House of Windsor carries on the worst of British Empire, the evil system set up in the 19th century to extract wealth from the peoples of the world.
We are talking about the beast with five eyes, the information network spanning the British Empire: that is to say the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and, of course, the United States. The beast with five eyes carries on the brutal tradition of the British East India Company that spawned it: private interests disguised as legitimate government.
Those intelligence agencies and IT tyrants use withered ancient institutions like the House of Windsor, or the Vatican, to hide their operations, to create a legitimate front for their trade.
Pretty boy King Charles the insidious stands at the center of the World Economic Forum, embracing its slogans and campaigns before anyone else, lending a hand to drag us to war, to inject us with vaccines, and to undertake the destruction of our air, our water, and our soil in the name of sustainability. He is most certainly some king!
Do not get me wrong. I recognize that there have been great figures in history who served as kings and queens of monarchies. Monarchies dates back to Babylon, and before, and, at times, they have had value.
But the use of a monarchy to conceal the evil actions of the rich and powerful, men set on starting civil wars, on launching world wars, and on destroying most of humanity, cannot be tolerated.
This British Royal Family has become a clear and present threat to the sovereignty and to the safety of the United States. It poses a far greater a threat than Iran, North Korea, Russia, China or Syria.
We do not object to the members of the House of Windsor taking up residence in one of their numerous castles, finding a way to earn the money to maintain that residence without burdening the citizens, and gathering with friends and admirers to congratulate themselves on their royal blood to their heart’s content.
But the House of Windsor must give up all of its illegal holdings around the world, its blood-soaked wealth, and most importantly, it must cease to serve as a money laundering operation beyond the reach of the law.
We need to know about that 6.6 billion acres that King Charles will own, about the obscure “Crown Estate” that claims ownership of even more. This hidden economy must see the light of day because its secrecy undermines the entire world.
Equally important, we must stop the treatment of the Royal family by the corporate media as a means to make normal, to justify, rule by inherited wealth in blatant violation of the democratic traditions of the last three hundred years.
The campaign to glorify the British crown, and many other tarnished and tainted crowns around the world, is meant to prepare you for rule by the children and grandchildren of Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos, of Elon Musk or Warren Buffett.
The corporate media is training you for a new feudalism, a new slavery. We must say no while we still can.
Thomas Paine, the leading American intellectual behind the rejection of empire, the man who set the stage for the Declaration of Independence, spoke eloquently about Monarchy.
“Kings succeed each other, not as rationals, but as animals. It signifies not what their mental or moral characters are. Can we then be surprised at the abject state of the human mind in monarchical countries, when the government itself is formed on such an abject levelling system? It has no fixed character.
Today it is one thing; tomorrow it is something else. It changes with the temper of every succeeding individual, and is subject to all the varieties of each.
It is government through the medium of passions and accidents. It takes the characteristics of childhood, decrepitude, dotage, a thing at nurse, in leading-strings, or in crutches.”
One need only observe the blundering Joe Biden as he bowed so deeply to the British throne, to see how monarchy has crept back into our country. Biden, a weak character with no personal network, rose in the Democratic Party by carrying water loyally for the rich and hiding the corrupting influence of global finance. He is a man from a state with one of tiniest populations, Delaware, a state whose primary industry is money laundering. Such a man, could never have become president in a democracy, but he could in an effective monarchy of billionaire lords and barons.
But back to Windsor Castle.
Where did the wealth of the British Crown come from? Where did they get all that land? Where did all that gold and jewelry come from—and why is the gold of the nations of the Earth stored in London?
That wealth did not come from the productivity of the royal family, or from the brilliance of the English people adhering to the mythical Protestant ethic. Sorry, no time for fairy tales today. I am not talking about Snow White or Cinderella.
That money was loot.
That loot was taken during the destruction of India and Bangladesh, two of the most advanced civilizations, in the 18th and 19th centuries. They were torn apart by the British Empire for profit.
That loot was stolen during rape of China in the Opium Wars, and thereafter, when the peddling of illegal drugs was used to destroy a people, a civilization, and to create immense secret fortunes.
That loot came from the ruthless exploitation of resources in Africa, in Australia, in Canada, and elsewhere, resources that were not British in any sense of the word.
That loot came from the slave trade which killed and enslaved millions to enrich the crown.
A perfect system was constructed in London during the 19th century whereby a mercenary criminal enterprise (British East India Company) was grafted onto a government made up of respectable-looking bureaucrats who took tests and shuffled important papers, and also attached to a monarch, Queen Victoria, who appeared so proper, and remained so beloved.
That combination of abject criminality with institutional legitimacy created the nightmare of globalism that not only remains with us, but is growing stronger.
It is assumed that there is some sort of statute of limitations that entitles the British crown to keep everything that it stole in the 19th century. Sadly, there is no such statute of limitations. The past crimes of the British Empire, and specifically of the Royal Family, are open for honest debate by those in search of justice.
We have no time for, no patience for, this bankrupt monarchical system. It has been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that the House of Windsor is of one clothe with the globalist forces pushing for world war, with the World Economic Forum and others who are creating a religion that worships the rich.
Let us tear apart that deadly network of offshore banks, bogus real estate holdings, and other sordid money laundering operations by the trusts, that form the rotten foundations for the House of Windsor.
We need another declaration of independence for the United States, and for the entire Earth, from that British Empire. We must start by demanding the abolition of the British Royal family as an institution of finance and of governance.
Elizabeth’s funeral resembled the funeral of Edward VII in 1910, a grand affair at which the chummy heads of the royal families of Europe gathered to celebrate their eternal enlightened rule—not unlike how monarchs, and the heads of state produced by corporations, gathered together in London last week.
The bevy that gathered in London in 1911 was destroyed in the horrific war of 1914 that sent tens of millions to an early grave. The family ties between the royalty in Moscow and Berlin, in London and Vienna, did nothing to stop that process.
If anything, the horrific drive for war in the Ukraine today, the spread of the conflict to Uzbekistan and beyond, and the complete lack of arguments against war, against the COVID 19 fraud, in the media, suggest that things are worse now. That funeral last week was for far more than just an elderly lady.
The nature of war has changed; the features of technology have evolved, but the butchery practiced by the beast with five eyes, whether by injection, or by 5G, will be at least as devastating. Let us not be distracted by elegant men on horses or by literate speeches from the lips of men in prim suits.
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