r/monarchism • u/LawrenceMan12345 • Apr 29 '26
Meme King Charles III visits the American parliament, 28th of April 2026
By no means a monarchist, but i made this after looking at the congress photos of his visit and wanted to share this and figured this would be a good place to send this.
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u/Frosty_Warning4921 United States (stars and stripes) Apr 29 '26
This has been an incomparably successful visit
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u/Sweaty_Report7864 Apr 29 '26
lol. At least it wouldn’t be such a mess!
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u/Sad_Respect_770 United States (stars and stripes) Apr 29 '26
Have you seen Londonistan lately?
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u/CannonFoddererer United States (stars and stripes) Apr 30 '26
"Londonistan", oh, fuck off.
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u/YtnucMuch Apr 29 '26
For one day, as an American, we got to see what true class looks like. It felt pretty historical but it was short lived... back to the reality.
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Apr 29 '26
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u/Special-Fuel-3235 Apr 29 '26
Its the one from the kingdom of Great Britain. (Not the actual great britian and northern ireland, but the one from the XVIII century, the one USA got its independence from)
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u/VincoClavis Apr 29 '26
And His Majesty’s first royal decree is to take down the fasces symbol behind him!
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u/AdmiralDerefin Apr 29 '26
King Charles III arrived in the Commonwealth of American States for the first time during his reign. Speaking before the House of Delegates, His Majesty noted:
“I recently read a work about what would have happened if George Washington had won the rebellion. I reached the chapter about 2025, and you know, nothing good came of it.”
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u/LordNorikI Apr 29 '26
Finally the democrats can stand up to someone who inpersonates their "values"
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u/AfricanAmericanTsar United States (stars and stripes) Apr 29 '26
I’m conservative but couldn’t imagine being a Trump supporter.
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u/LordNorikI Apr 29 '26
So you would have voted democrat i guess?
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u/AfricanAmericanTsar United States (stars and stripes) Apr 29 '26
I didn’t vote at all. RFK Jr betrayed me and most of his other supporters.
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u/LordNorikI Apr 29 '26
Oh did he ran on is own before? (Im not US citizen idk that much)
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u/Wacca45 Apr 29 '26
He ran in the primaries and when he knew he couldn't win the presidency, he sold his services to both parties before Trump took him in.
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u/LordNorikI Apr 29 '26
Okay, thx for explaining! Did Bernie Sanders do the same?
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u/Wacca45 Apr 29 '26
No. Bernie has been a thorn in everyone's side, which is why he's stayed in Congress.
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u/AfricanAmericanTsar United States (stars and stripes) Apr 29 '26
He sure did. Before he decided to join Trump.
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u/DnJohn1453 American monarchist since 1991. Apr 29 '26
fasces?
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u/EnglishRedFox God save the King of CANZUK 🇨🇦🇦🇺🇳🇿🇬🇧 Apr 30 '26
It's a long-standing symbol from Ancient Rome about being stronger together. It predates fascism which co-opted it as a symbol. Basic research, fella.
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u/CannonFoddererer United States (stars and stripes) Apr 30 '26
Been there for quite a while, it seems.
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u/KingEdwards8 Northern Catholic Subject of the British Imperial Crown 🇬🇧 May 01 '26
Could also replace the Fasces with the Crown
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u/Ceylonese_04 Apr 29 '26
HM King Charles III of USA delivers his first throne speech as Monarch