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🎙️ NO KINGS FOR ME, BUT APPLAUSE THE KING
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Youtube: https://youtu.be/OUoN60jmQEE
Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/Qr84npMzs0hj/
Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/no-kings-for-me-but-applause-the-king--71785440
So let me get this straight…
The same people chanting “No Kings!” in the streets…
The same voices warning about “authoritarianism”…
The same crowd comparing political opponents to dictators…
…stood up and applauded an actual king.
Not metaphorically. Not politically.
A real, literal monarch.
And they gave him a standing ovation.
You can’t make this stuff up.
Welcome to #GoRight with Peter Boykin,
I’m Peter Boykin… your Constitutionalist for Liberty,
bringing you the stories, the contradictions, and the truth the mainstream won’t touch.
Make sure you check out:
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Because this isn’t just commentary…
This is a movement.
Let’s talk about this moment that perfectly captures the contradiction we’re seeing unfold.
You’ve got King Charles III, the King of England, representing the very institution America broke away from…
…standing in a room full of American political elites.
And what happens?
Applause.
Cheers.
A standing ovation.
Now contrast that with the so-called “No Kings” rhetoric we’ve been hearing non-stop.
“No kings” when it comes to Donald Trump.
“No kings” when it comes to strong leadership in America.
“No kings” when it comes to enforcing constitutional authority.
But when an actual king walks in?
They stand. They clap. They celebrate.
And even Trump himself pointed it out.
He said the king was able to get Democrats to do something he couldn’t do…
Get a standing ovation.
Think about that.
This is where the irony becomes impossible to ignore.
America didn’t just casually separate from England.
We fought a revolution to break away from monarchy… from taxation without representation… from centralized authority that didn’t answer to the people.
That wasn’t just history.
That was the foundation of a Constitutional Republic.
And yet here we are…
Watching political figures who claim to defend “democracy”
…show admiration for the very symbol of hereditary power.
Now let’s go deeper.
Because this isn’t just about a dinner or a moment of applause.
It’s about a mindset.
A mindset that says:
Strong leadership from within America is dangerous
But symbolic power from outside America is admirable
Constitutional authority is suspicious
But...
Go Right News:
https://gorightnews.com/no-kings-for-me-but-applause-the-king/
Rumble: https://rumble.com/v797s02-no-kings-for-me-but-applause-the-king.html
Youtube: https://youtu.be/OUoN60jmQEE
Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/Qr84npMzs0hj/
Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/no-kings-for-me-but-applause-the-king--71785440
So let me get this straight…
The same people chanting “No Kings!” in the streets…
The same voices warning about “authoritarianism”…
The same crowd comparing political opponents to dictators…
…stood up and applauded an actual king.
Not metaphorically. Not politically.
A real, literal monarch.
And they gave him a standing ovation.
You can’t make this stuff up.
Welcome to #GoRight with Peter Boykin,
I’m Peter Boykin… your Constitutionalist for Liberty,
bringing you the stories, the contradictions, and the truth the mainstream won’t touch.
Make sure you check out:
👉 PeterBoykin.com
👉 GoRightNews.com
👉 And don’t forget our music at GoRightMusic.com
Because this isn’t just commentary…
This is a movement.
Let’s talk about this moment that perfectly captures the contradiction we’re seeing unfold.
You’ve got King Charles III, the King of England, representing the very institution America broke away from…
…standing in a room full of American political elites.
And what happens?
Applause.
Cheers.
A standing ovation.
Now contrast that with the so-called “No Kings” rhetoric we’ve been hearing non-stop.
“No kings” when it comes to Donald Trump.
“No kings” when it comes to strong leadership in America.
“No kings” when it comes to enforcing constitutional authority.
But when an actual king walks in?
They stand. They clap. They celebrate.
And even Trump himself pointed it out.
He said the king was able to get Democrats to do something he couldn’t do…
Get a standing ovation.
Think about that.
This is where the irony becomes impossible to ignore.
America didn’t just casually separate from England.
We fought a revolution to break away from monarchy… from taxation without representation… from centralized authority that didn’t answer to the people.
That wasn’t just history.
That was the foundation of a Constitutional Republic.
And yet here we are…
Watching political figures who claim to defend “democracy”
…show admiration for the very symbol of hereditary power.
Now let’s go deeper.
Because this isn’t just about a dinner or a moment of applause.
It’s about a mindset.
A mindset that says:
Strong leadership from within America is dangerous
But symbolic power from outside America is admirable
Constitutional authority is suspicious
But...
