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Anonymous wrote:The royals are not to get involved in politics. Or are they?

They're definitely interested in not losing any of their land.

Yeah kings are kind of famous for that.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are part of the British commonwealth. Not surprising in the least.

It is the third time since 1867 that a monarch has opened parliament in Canada.

Americans don’t know hardly anything at all about Canada. They don’t teach much about Canada in US schools. Canada views the USA the same way that the USA views Mexico now.

I know enough that Newfoundland wasn't always part of Canada.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The royals are not to get involved in politics. Or are they?

They're definitely interested in not losing any of their land.

You should know that a lot of the land that became Canada was negotiated through treaties with First Nations communities. The First Nation communities see the Crown as the original signatories to these treaties.

Is Charles well-liked there? It’s always interesting to me to think of Quebecois having a British King.

Anonymous wrote:It was a message to trump: Shut up and back off! Canada will never be a part of THE US.

Trump just wants to implement the amero conspiracy from like 20 years ago

Anonymous wrote:The royals are not to get involved in politics. Or are they?

They're definitely interested in not losing any of their land.

The royals are not to get involved in politics. Or are they?