King Charles III holds Dangerous Powers

As Charles III is waiting for the coronation ceremony, many are questioning how powerful is the new king.

With the power of declaring the war and being above the law, the kings power are far from being ceremonial. And many are asking how much power would Charles III have, as the new monarch.

In this Video, we explain how powerful the kings rights can be, and we discuss if the king would be someday able to bypass democracy, especially in a world afraid from new tyrant (Hint: Vladimir Putin)

What do you think about the kings power? Would Charles iii become a tyrant some day? And who would you name as the most powerful man in the world? Let us know in the comments

[berthaantoine]

Every power on this Earth is nothing compared to God's power

[Jeffxspace]

I will criticise a leader who is voted but I will never criticise my King.

[RobRoyBoaz]

He is a constitutional monarch, and as such has very little, if any, real power. His position as Head of State is titular only. Nothing more.

[MarpazMazuru]

I like the "Donald trump's introductions at the start and end"LEGENDARY 😂

[gillsangelicgoblins]

He had a meeting wit Liz truss just before she gave up her job. Did king have something to do with it I wonder..

[rabsmiff]

Legally, Charles III can literally run amok with a cleaver or even machine-gun, executing endless victims----guilty or innocent, it matters not a jot, at his random leisure---and the cops CANNOT charge him with any legal offence. THAT is the absolute, total power he wields. Let us pray that common sense will prevail, and Charles retains composure and rationale in such a scenario.

[christianchannel]

2:47 God chooses every ruler. For judgment or for blessing! Read psalm 1 and 2 👑 Jesus is Lord!

[annamarietaljaard]

May God remove the evil and wicked leaders and strip them of their power...

[davidbamford]

It's not quite true to say that the UK parliament didn't vote on WW2.
They controlled the money for war, and without the money there's no war.
Also, while technically, each act of Parliament requires royal assent, in reality this last happened in 1708.
So, while the monarchy had theoretical powers in reality, it's entirely constitutional.

[christianmarriott]

The GB monarch is restrained by the idea that if he were to do anything unpopular then the public would rise up and abolish the monarchy as happened in France... So while in theory he has great power, he knows that he must yield it to parliament

[petereiso]

Eactly the same powers as his predecessor, and how often were they used ?

[thalmoragent]

They have more powers than people realize, they just chose not to utilize them all that often

[MrWilhelm]

This video does not once mention that The UK and The Commonwealth Realms are all consitutional monarchies, monarchies where the powers of the monarch are limited by law and where the monarch - who has tremendous power in theory - has no power whatsoever in practice. In this video we are led to believe that King Charles III can dissolve Parliament at his pleasure, that he appoints or dismisses the prime minister whenever he wants to, etc. He does none of those things! The King dissolves Parliament on the advice of the prime minister (who has real power along with the elected representatives of the people, ie Parliament). He "appoints" (a ceremonial act) the prime minister - usually after an election. The leader of the political party with the most number of seats visits The King, where (s)he is then invited by The KIng to form a government. The King does not randomly decide who will be the prime minister as this video implies. Furthermore, the King does not declare war or peace on his own. It is the prime minister who would declare war or peace in The King's Name. There are many more things wrong here.

[thesailormercury]

Putin: (Russian) write That down
xi :(Chinese) write that down

[robertdaoustdaoust]

The king is given his throne by God and only God can remove him from power. He should have absolute power like Elizabeth I had

[ericdillon]

No watch this part Donald, tell me that in real life Charles doesn't have my real King of the United States of America

[ericdillon]

There's no way in hell the Parliment I normally work with would put with anything I've ever seen or heard in real life and what ever the hell these other marriages are about and what he does either...

[ericdillon]

I'm telling you the King of the United States of America and Canada is the regular President normally!

[jennymason]

I think it was Charles who wanted Rishi Sunak as prime minister so he can do what he likes no one can thwart him

[leinam]

King Charles has a power to destroy all nations He’s starting his kingship after his coronation but it’s
Look like he’s already starting 😂😂😂