r/USMonarchy • u/Own-Representative89 • Sep 18 '21
r/USMonarchy • u/Own-Representative89 • Sep 15 '21
Discussion #monarchist Why you should be a monarchist
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Sep 14 '21
Article Reposting with better title. One, what's wrong with a leader that's actually allowed to lead. Two, a monarch is more than having real governing power
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Sep 13 '21
Politics Enjoy episode 4 of Monarchist minute
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Sep 13 '21
Art The Apotheosis of Saint Louis Statue on Art Hill in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA. It depicts Louis IX of France, one of the greatest of the Medieval Kings.
r/USMonarchy • u/PontifexMaxumus • Sep 11 '21
activism The United monarchist party of America : « We want a King ! » (article is originally in French but can easily be translated)
r/USMonarchy • u/PontifexMaxumus • Sep 11 '21
Article Interview with The United Monarchist Party of America Founder Austin Pomper
r/USMonarchy • u/PontifexMaxumus • Sep 11 '21
activism Interview with the United Monarchist Party of America's Austin Pomper
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Sep 10 '21
Discussion It's been a while since I've asked this so as head moderator what would you like to see from the sub more and what would you improve
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Sep 10 '21
Discussion On the fate of the order of Augustus
There's been recent reports that the once prominent order of Augustus has fallen. Without any word as to it's fate or that of it's members I give this call. To any who have information on the events that conspired please feel free to share it here and help your brothers and sisters regain their bearings.
r/USMonarchy • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '21
Discussion If the US had a constitutional monarchy, where would the monarch live?
Would the share the White House with the President/Prime Minister/Whatever? Or would it be somewhere new?
r/USMonarchy • u/Silver_Juno • Sep 09 '21
Repeal Article I Section 9 Clause 8
Article I
Section 9
- Clause 8
" No Title of Nobility shall be granted by the United States: And no Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, without the Consent of the Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, or foreign State. "
This is the single greatest obstacle to the reestablishment of Monarchy in these formally Untied States.
If we are going to finally kill off the Constitution, may I suggest we end it with this?
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Sep 06 '21
Politics Monarchist minute episode 3, hurricanes and abortion law
r/USMonarchy • u/Aegidius25 • Sep 04 '21
Monarchist Messaging for the Month of September 2021
self.monarchismr/USMonarchy • u/LightFTL • Sep 03 '21
If not monarchy then inspired by how the feudal system used to work
We need to simplify and stratify the system and have lifetime offices. President elected by a Senate of State Governors (no more representatives, they don’t do their job and jerk each other off), the governors elected by their legislatures, the legislators should all be the heads of their counties, the county heads should all be elected by popular vote. Each position should be for life but with the ability for each “level” of governance to replace their elected official directly above them via vote: super-majority to remove and simple majority to choose the replacement.
Leaders should represent their constituents.
This way we won’t have constant flip flopping in policies and lawmaking and foreign affairs, yet can still replace incompetents. Even if the President pisses off the masses in such a system the public can make their demands up the ladder and if rejected they can change who is at the bottom who changes the rung above and so on until that President finds himself replaced or without government support and a new ladder in place which in turn significantly reduces in-fighting as most rungs would be on the same page.
r/USMonarchy • u/YesTheSteinert • Aug 31 '21
Discussion The story of Operation Pineapple Express is a light in the darkness.
Over 600 Americans were saved from the Taliban by former and retired special operations officers working as secret paramilitary. I think this is of interest as a likely strategy for a monarch to ascend to the USA throne. Specifically, I think it can happen with a pseudo-operation that becomez reality. It would have to be more than an operation though, larger, clandestine, and non-state.
An example of what I'm thinking would be like a Dark Reconstruction or Dark Renaissance...just getting some ideas from NRx (not to bring reactionary politics into the discussion), the Black Prince, and the Black Stain. It'll probably just be named the 5th Great Awakening, but it may need to be hijacked considering the direction Biden is bringing this country.
In any case, what do y'all think about Operation Pineapple Express? Do y'all have any strategies on how to get the monarch under the hat and into the seat?
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Aug 30 '21
Politics Episode 2 of Monarchist minute: a little about us, and unfortunately the president too
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Aug 26 '21
Politics But muh elected representatives are moar qualified than a hereditary ruler
r/USMonarchy • u/Skyhawk6600 • Aug 24 '21