I came across this very interesting film last night (available to view on vimeo and youtube).
Because of censorship, you will not be able to see it on mainstream channels - despite the fact that it is a well researched and assembled contribution to the debate about whether monarchy can ever be part of a true democracy.
I would invite the irrational supporters of monarchy on here to view this film and allow their minds to engage with the serious points being made *.
(* All except the bit about Malcolm X - the establishment may have been out to get him and the dalliances of Brenda's sister with underworld figures were certainly cause for concern for them, but the man was without doubt a very nasty piece of work)
Because of censorship, you will not be able to see it on mainstream channels - despite the fact that it is a well researched and assembled contribution to the debate about whether monarchy can ever be part of a true democracy.
I would invite the irrational supporters of monarchy on here to view this film and allow their minds to engage with the serious points being made *.
(* All except the bit about Malcolm X - the establishment may have been out to get him and the dalliances of Brenda's sister with underworld figures were certainly cause for concern for them, but the man was without doubt a very nasty piece of work)