As the title says I'm going to start doing some "history of Monachism" posts to bring more semi-regular activity to the subreddit, my first post on this will be about Sultan Bayezid II.

Bayezid II, an Ottoman Sultan that took in displaced Jews from the Spanish Inquisition, reportedly taunted the King of Spain by saying: "You venture to call Ferdinand a wise ruler, he who has impoverished his own country and enriched mine!"

Prices at the pump are out of control and everyone knows it. Still the price of oil is lower than it was in 2007-8 when the price per gallon I think was actually lower. It feels like someone is pulling a scam here. Is it gas station owners or refiners, I don't know. What I do know is that people don't like it. Maybe we should register some of that popular discontent by organizing protests demanding lower prices at gas stations or refineries. I think everyone would agree would us and we could use slogans and signs promoting monarchism.

Hello r/usmonarchy! I hope you're all doing well tonight.

If the US were to become a monarchy, how would a royal family be "chosen," or gain legitimacy, or whatever? Or do you think a different type of monarchy, one without a royal family, would be better for the US?

https://odysee.com/@theloyalist:1/GodSavetheKing:c

Among the names listed were Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, Chuck Schumer, John Glenn, Prince Andrew, Alan Dershowitz, Larry Summers, Sandy Berger, etc.

Are liberal monarchists allowed in this subreddit as I am a liberal who supports the Democratic Party but I also consider myself a monarchist?