I haven't seen that—it sounds interesting. I just found it, and that's curious. It doesn't seem like how someone should interact with "Royalty," now, does it? Considering all the rules Royals have with getting addressed or even looked at, that almost comes off as disrespectful. A picture worth a thousand words. Thanks for that!
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I think it shows who is above who!
That may very well be. You know the public net worth for Charles is $100 million, and he's supposed to be next in line for King. The net worth for the Queen is $600 million. Evelyn's net worth, on the other hand, is $20 billion. We know they're both hiding assets. You can't be the largest landowner and only have a net worth of $600 mil. That doesn't make any sense whatsoever. And we know the Rothschilds are crafty AF, so they're def hiding money too, probably in the form of gold bullion. But then you've got the relatively nouveau riche in comparison who are richer on paper than the Queen and Evelyn. People like Bezos, Musk, Gates, Zuckerberg, Buffet, and the like. They're all paper and crypto rich, more so than anything in the realm of hard assets.
So when you get places like the WEF teaming up the new paper-rich with the old asset-rich class. The shit is going to get so ugly. It's already gone far beyond my imagination of what they'd try and pull in my lifetime. If you go to youtube and check out the WEF videos, they got creepy shit going back as far as 14 years ago. I imagine they sit down with these new rich folk and paint them a pretty picture, only it's a technocratic communist big brother nightmare disguised as a hip Star Trek future where all the world's problems get solved. The thing of the matter is, communism has never been able to solve the knowledge problem. The closest chance for solving it is with AI, and that'll lead to some predictably unfortunate errors.