King Charles III frequently falls short of his objective right to the realm; but the monarchy that he represents, the Commonwealth we are a apart of, and the structural continuity of Australia’s legal and political systems, are another matter entirely, with the inviolability of each an imperative.
It is encouraging to see that mainstream Australian voters continue to resist the relentless neo-Marxist attempts at cultural and political subjugation, as do our voting peers in many parts of the Commonwealth.
When it really counts, voters overtly push-back against the policy driven self-mutilation proposed by political elites, who are intent on recalibrating the structural fabric of our legal and political systems, while simultaneously destroying our Western values, culture, economy, and even our status as a sovereign nation.
God save the King, indeed.
King Charles III frequently falls short of his objective right to the realm; but the monarchy that he represents, the Commonwealth we are a apart of, and the structural continuity of Australia’s legal and political systems, are another matter entirely, with the inviolability of each an imperative.
It is encouraging to see that mainstream Australian voters continue to resist the relentless neo-Marxist attempts at cultural and political subjugation, as do our voting peers in many parts of the Commonwealth.
When it really counts, voters overtly push-back against the policy driven self-mutilation proposed by political elites, who are intent on recalibrating the structural fabric of our legal and political systems, while simultaneously destroying our Western values, culture, economy, and even our status as a sovereign nation.