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Posted by Anonymous
- April 06, 2020, 09:38:07 PMQuote from: "caskur"Quote from: "Guest"Maybe in the middle ages the monarch had absolute power but since Oliver Cromwell parliament has absolute power, so the permission from the monarch is cerimonial and they wouldn't dare deny the democratically elected parliament if it wanted to go to war
lol, dream on.
I'm gonna have to side with Caskur on this one. They might give the appearance of being ceremonial, but that particular mask surely slipped when we saw just for quickly the less than pleasant aspects of Prince Andrew's association with Jeffrey Epstein got swept under the carpet.
Those assholes have clout and the cunts have got teeth. If they wanted to fuck with the legacy of Oliver Cromwell, they'd figure a way to do it and make it stick.
Posted by Odinson
- April 06, 2020, 06:15:54 PMPretty sure queen Victoria was in total control over the british empire.
And so was King George.
The parliament was there to add some more bureaucratic gears to the system just so it doesnt seem like they are controlled by one man or woman.
The members of parliament got a little slice of the power cake and it made them happy.
Posted by caskur
- April 05, 2020, 04:42:07 AMQuote from: "Guest"Maybe in the middle ages the monarch had absolute power but since Oliver Cromwell parliament has absolute power, so the permission from the monarch is cerimonial and they wouldn't dare deny the democratically elected parliament if it wanted to go to war
lol, dream on.
Posted by caskur
- April 05, 2020, 04:41:09 AMQuote from: "Guest"Quote from: "caskur"Quote from: "Guest"Quote from: "caskur"Quote from: "Odinson"The Queen still has a lot of power..
She is the supreme leader of the military.
Its only thought of as ceremonial because she is not using these powers...
But they are not ceremonial on paper..
Someone who gets it.
Well done.
ac_drinks
Why the loyalty to the queen, do you know you are supposed to bow or curtsey in front of her, I wouldn't, I bow to no one
I'm a Royalist. I highly respect the Queen.
Why? I thought you were German anyway
My surname is Austrian from marriage not birth...
But every ancestor came from the UK except one great grandmother's surname was Jose, (Spanish).
Posted by Anonymous
- April 04, 2020, 08:03:26 PMPosted by Anonymous
- April 04, 2020, 07:07:30 PMQuote from: "cc"Quote from: "iron horse jockey"She has a ceremonial role in the UK, but not in the commonwealth. Canada did not need nor seek approval from the King to declare war on Germany in 1939. Canada's independence to declare war was established by the Statute of Westminster of 1931. It domestic law in Australia and Canada.
Aw, so we can declare war on China for this deliberate attack on us on our own.
Oh, right, Juntine XI
Justin has surrendered unconditionally. Same with Joe Biden.
Posted by cc
- April 04, 2020, 07:01:23 PMQuote from: "iron horse jockey"She has a ceremonial role in the UK, but not in the commonwealth. Canada did not need nor seek approval from the King to declare war on Germany in 1939. Canada's independence to declare war was established by the Statute of Westminster of 1931. It domestic law in Australia and Canada.
Aw, so we can declare war on China for this deliberate attack on us on our own.
Oh, right, Juntine XI
Posted by Anonymous
- April 04, 2020, 06:43:54 PMQuote from: "caskur"Quote from: "Guest"Quote from: "caskur"Quote from: "Odinson"The Queen still has a lot of power..
She is the supreme leader of the military.
Its only thought of as ceremonial because she is not using these powers...
But they are not ceremonial on paper..
Someone who gets it.
Well done.
ac_drinks
Why the loyalty to the queen, do you know you are supposed to bow or curtsey in front of her, I wouldn't, I bow to no one
I'm a Royalist. I highly respect the Queen.
Why? I thought you were German anyway
Posted by caskur
- April 04, 2020, 06:27:29 PMQuote from: "Guest"Quote from: "caskur"Quote from: "Odinson"The Queen still has a lot of power..
She is the supreme leader of the military.
Its only thought of as ceremonial because she is not using these powers...
But they are not ceremonial on paper..
Someone who gets it.
Well done.
ac_drinks
Why the loyalty to the queen, do you know you are supposed to bow or curtsey in front of her, I wouldn't, I bow to no one
I'm a Royalist. I highly respect the Queen.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 04, 2020, 05:41:57 PMQuote from: "Odinson"The Queen still has a lot of power..
She is the supreme leader of the military.
Its only thought of as ceremonial because she is not using these powers...
But they are not ceremonial on paper..
She has a ceremonial role in the UK, but not in the commonwealth. Canada did not need nor seek approval from the King to declare war on Germany in 1939. Canada's independence to declare war was established by the Statute of Westminster of 1931. It domestic law in Australia and Canada.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 04, 2020, 05:37:45 PMQuote from: "caskur"Quote from: "Odinson"The Queen still has a lot of power..
She is the supreme leader of the military.
Its only thought of as ceremonial because she is not using these powers...
But they are not ceremonial on paper..
Someone who gets it.
Well done.
ac_drinks
Why the loyalty to the queen, do you know you are supposed to bow or curtsey in front of her, I wouldn't, I bow to no one
Posted by caskur
- April 04, 2020, 05:21:30 PMQuote from: "Odinson"The Queen still has a lot of power..
She is the supreme leader of the military.
Its only thought of as ceremonial because she is not using these powers...
But they are not ceremonial on paper..
Someone who gets it.
Well done.
Posted by Odinson
- April 04, 2020, 04:51:39 PMShe is the supreme leader of the military.
Its only thought of as ceremonial because she is not using these powers...
But they are not ceremonial on paper..
Posted by Anonymous
- April 04, 2020, 04:39:44 PMQuote from: "caskur"Our military HMAS belong to the Queen
HMAS, Her Majestys Australian Service. If they petitioned to go, she would have to grant and obviously she did... A token Service compared to the USA men sacrificed.
I met a Scotsman who went to Viet Nam... Plenty of British ex-servicemen volunteered in Aus and NZ to go to Viet Nam. Over 20,000.
More than a million gooks died and the country was impoverished for decades so the Soviets couldn't capitalise on it
Posted by caskur
- April 04, 2020, 04:28:46 PMHMAS, Her Majestys Australian Service. If they petitioned to go, she would have to grant and obviously she did... A token Service compared to the USA men sacrificed.
I met a Scotsman who went to Viet Nam... Plenty of British ex-servicemen volunteered in Aus and NZ to go to Viet Nam. Over 20,000.