Former British Soldier EXPOSES King Charles

The video the monarchy does not want you to see

[enginekid]

For me it was Charles himself that ruined my perception of the British Royals. It started when Lady Diana died. Afterwards I learned about the Bilderberg group, WEF and Davos, with Charles always doing speeches. He lives at an absurd level of wealth and privilege, yet he wants all of us to ride bikes, live in 15 minute cities and eat bugs.

[David-nbtq]

As a British citizen, this person is spot on.

[jamesgibson]

Anyone who is friends with the WEF does not have the publics best interests at quite the opposite.

[Chozenfew]

No human is above any other human and no human should be worshipped by another.

[logothaironsides]

The whole idea of pledging an allegiance to Charles is laughable.

[jimwhiteing]

His allegiance is to WEF
Not the British people.

[eglwysfawr]

My wake-up call was when i heard Charles had Jimmy Savile giving him and Diana marriage advice. That combined with W.E.F and davos was enough for me .

[TheCrunchbird]

I met Charles in New York back in the 1970's. My impression of him was that he was an arrogant, spoiled, overage child with sausage fingers.

[kateorwell]

Charles has no allegiance to the British people, his allegiance is to manmade gods and W. E. F.

[rimirimi]

Mate of mine, 17 years in the military was fuming at the money being spent whilst the people of this country he fought for are dying & struggling

[rosevivo]

The numbers of homeless people in our country is appalling considering the fact that we cant even rehoused them and spending 100 millions pounds for a ceremony is just disgusting!

[wynbrown]

People should ask themselves, 'What has the monarchy done for me '?

[lucindafergusonart]

I cant pledge allegiance to Charles when he pledges allegiance to Davos

[JoyMartin-rkpm]

I have always found it revolting these Royals wearing high ranking uniforms, and especially medals they have never earned. This is a gross insult to members of the armed forces that have actually earned them. Disgusting and nauseating. Just strutters.

[gwaccola]

People wearing un-earned medals? In the US, we call that "stolen valor".

[dillonconners]

As an American, it's refreshing to see a Brit be honest about "The Royal Family".

[iluvknitting]

I'm a US citizen, but I remember a royal wedding in the U.K. that was highly televised about 40 years ago. There was a lot of pomp and circumstance. The streets were crowded with people, and there were reporters asking some of them how they felt about the event. Many of the people gushed about how beautiful the bride was and how magical it all was. Then the reporter asked another woman who was obviously not in with it and was very angry. She stated that she thought it was all a waste of money and that the money could have been used to help people who were living in poverty in the nation. I was only 17 years old at the time, but I knew that woman was right. The same was, and is now even more true here in the U S, as well. The waste in our government is sickening.

[jongreen]

Wow it's about time someone had the balls to speak the truth

[sonnyroy]

I don't believe in bowing to or curtsying to ANYONE, I don't care who or what they are. We are all human.

[liespypolygraph]

True. Royals regard "work" as cutting ribbons. They don't know what the word WORK means.