England has always been in the sights of the Marxists. The first to experience the wrenching social change brought about by taking people out of farming villages and making them wage slaves was England.
The Marxists probably tried to bring a new Jerusalem to England. Karl Marx’s journalism career began in London. His co-conspirator Friedrich Engels lived in London or his father’s mill in Manchester. They were the first to be hit by the flood. England was seen as the winner by all Marxists. The English working class would revolt during the Great War in favor of the Marxists. The British Empire and the United Kingdom were targeted by the Bolsheviks.
The Marxists did a good job. The raw material for Marxist analysis was within their possession. One sign of the legacy of industrialization and social upheaval is that classism is still a concern in Britain. There is a straightfacedly calling itself the Labour Party. Outright Marxism has darkened the island as well. Postwar Marxists have done everything they can to reprogram the U.K. into a Party-following society.
England has proved to be Marxism’s grave just as it has been its target. Marxism ended in England. It was the queen who killed it.
The world hasn’t seen colonies like Elizabeth’s. She did not lose her kingdom or her people. She should have been quartered in the streets by the workers. The people of the United Kingdom cared about their queen every year. The refutation of Marxism was going on for a long time. I thought it was Queen Elizabeth II’s greatest achievement.
The Marxists should have had a day with the regina. The great monarch, now to rest among the other sleeping heads of the House of Windsor, was a woman. She was born into a palace, draped in ermine at a young age, given a scepter and an orb, and surrounded by liveried servants and ladies-in-waiting. She had Range Rover, horses, stables, castles, bodyguards, and a Rolodex filled with the names of presidents, prime ministers, princes and princesses, kings and other queens, emperors and empresses. She could have been eaten by eunuchs on the sofa. They could have called for a revolution against her.
They didn’t They couldn’t The Marxists hated Queen Elizabeth II because she was everything they couldn’t destroy. First of all she was a Christian. She practiced forgiveness. She took it to the bottom of her English heart that God gave her a duty. She did it with the assistance of the Almighty. She was not a queen. She worked hard for the people of her realm. The twentieth century’s hardest job was poured into by her. She received the prime minister two days before her death. The Queen has had fifteen leaders of Parliament. Elizabeth was the handmaiden of her subjects from the time she became an ambulance driver in the Second World War until she died. She did not stop working. She was the epitome of aauntless example. The Marxists didn’t have the ability to touch her.
The secret to the Queen’s success was her leadership. Humans want to be connected to other people. It’s not in an abstract way. It’s possible to tell when politicians are talking about leadership. Elizabeth II was completely different. She was the one who bore the impossible task of being that awful phantasmagoria of imagination and power. The people of Britain and the world loved Queen Elizabeth II because she was a good person. It’s not unusual for people to like a happy old lady. The quiet part was said out loud by Louis XIV, but Elizabeth II was the state. She was the state. Her throne was her people. She owned all of it. They loved her for it, and we did.
Theresa May paid tribute to her former boss in Parliament on September 9. May said that she embodied us. It’s monarchy.
Queen Elizabeth II made us, Americans, in spite of ourselves and to the great displeasure of Marxists everywhere, love the British crown. It defies all logic and history to celebrate something. Who stays with an outfit like this? It should have been destroyed by the Irish, by Gandhi, by Hitler, by Joan of Arc, and by the Sex Pistols. Most of the time, it’s Marx and Engels.
It should have fallen many times. It should be held in contempt by the put-upon English, those who toil in the mud, Flying Circus-style, in the shadow of the grand towers. The English people should hate the crown and set out on a path to classless socialism.
It didn’t happen. The House of Windsor was the site of Marxism’s break. The Queen who died was loved by many. When it was announced that she was on death’s door, her people rushed to her gates. When she passed, they cried in the streets. A waterfall of grief was the answer to the Marxists’ broadsides. The same society that used to buy records by punk bands called for the monarchy to be sent packing, the same society that sent “God Save the Queen” to number one in 1977 to shed tears on the queen’s doorstep.
People don’t hate the rich. They don’t like the real and cheap thing. In England, the Marxist revolution didn’t work out. The queen waves with a cupped hand. There was a chance that the British people were going to be lorded over by a group of Marxo-globalists. They decided to pack the E.U. It was Britain’s best hour under the Queen. The bureaucratic levelers in Europe who have no country of their own are preferred by the British.
The Queen reminded us that people love their countries and that those who have taken the ideological road since them don’t understand. It’s natural to us. Our government may be a disaster. The queen wasn’t her government. The Queen was the one who owned us. The realm was owned by the Queen as a personal possession and we also owned her as an adopted grandmother. She was the leader of the world. In a world of change, she was the most important person. When a person is yours and when you are theirs, there can’t be any danger in that. TheQueen liked her subjects. They liked her very much. Marxism can’t be found where there is love. There can never be a desire to kill a fellow human being if there is regard for them.
The Queen was fond of her subjects in Africa. The dead queen was accused of exploiting the people of the colonial world. I’m not going to apologize for British colonialism, but I will point out that many outside of England accepted a white lady in London as their own. White American liberals have no hang ups about race. People around the world don’t care about diversity and inclusion protocols Outside of white American liberals, diversity and inclusion are the default settings. African and Asian people don’t want to murder people just because they are white. The messages of support for the Queen have come from all over the British Empire. But they don’t. Even from herbier, the Queen hates Marxism.
I think Queen Elizabeth II will keep England from being overrun by Marxists. King Charles III has spent his life as a philanderer. The royals are fallible and fragile fools. The crown makes a difference. The silliness from the wearer is pressed out and the giddiest mind is sober. Some people are angry. Even though the world is on their shoulders, some are evil. For all the fops and goobers who have passed under its banner, England has produced a surprising array of decent people who, when pressed, have tended to do not the right thing. I think that is something to bank on.
There is a cartoon of Louis XIV. It appears to be a satire. Thackeray drew the regalia of French kingship on the left side of the cartoon. Thackeray drew an unattractive bald man next to this. The king is an old man. Put regalia and man together and you get Louis XIV. The king of the sun.
I don’t think Thackeray is trying to say that crowned heads are all a joke. We don’t know what Thackeray has told us. There is an elderly person underneath the frippery. The kings and queens have a lot of skin problems. One for royalty. The costume is more than just a prop. The state is at stake. There is more than one tradition piggybacking on that display. One loves this strange dress-up routine that we know as the monarchical system. The old man isn’t just pretending to be Louis XIV The man is named Louis XIV. He’s the state. We all cry when the king is no longer with us. The tradition is important to us. Someone we can see is what we want our country to be We want the state to be a man or a woman so that we can rally around him or her and know that he or she is a true American.
You need to understand that patriotism is not limited to the subject. It is the thing that keeps globalists awake at night. I’m an American who hates George III. I can’t keep up the ruse as I get older. I don’t dislike him. The English crown is not something I dislike. I have been a fan of the queen. I loved her stiff upper lip, her stern and finely shaped head, her elegant silver hair, and her matronly gaze. I liked her Shakespearean bearing. What a specimen of what humanity can become when it bucks up and does what is required.
We ended up with cheap and tawdry replacements for a real monarchy, but would that be the case in America? The fake royals don’t love America. They don’t like Americans very much. They don’t like country or money. The House of Windsor will be taken over by me any day. I count myself more American because I have peace with a foreign crown.
The howling wolves of ideology are kept at bay by the deep and affectionate love between the people and the people. It is possible that Queen Elizabeth II could have ended up on a guillotine. The current king’s name is named after him. She didn’t Marxism flinched and withered when she stared down an honest- to-goodness globalist Marxist revolution. England isn’t perfect, but it isn’t Marxist. Queen Elizabeth could see that.
This is how to put it. Queen Elizabeth II passed away before Gorbachev did. It’s very fitting. East Germany also died on her watch. Stalin as well. She smiled happily through it all. She smiled as she helped to kill the bad things.
The queen had many titles. Marxslayer is one of my own. She stopped the Reds from winning. The English people were protected from the worst excesses of the Continent.
Good queen, rest well. Marxists, and all other ne’er-do-wells, will never rest until the spirit of Elizabeth Magna continues to quicken the land.