Changing Britain Into a Republic Using Democratic Methods

This book criticizes the British Monarchy for its undemocratic control over institutions, wealth, and power, likening it to feudalism and tyranny. It questions the legality and validity of the Monarchy''s rule, highlighting issues of descent and illegitimacy. Suggestions are made to weaken the Monarchy through political defiance, economic pressure, and potential removal through BRITEXIT. The book calls for a modern democratic system to replace the Monarchy in Britain.A pamphlet describing the means to change Britain from a "Constitutional Monarchy" into a free Republic. The role of king is a secular position. The appointment of the king by "god" is ecclesiastical. Thus, the king cannot be appointed on the death of the previous monarch as that would be a secular appointment. He cannot become head of the church of England, the representative of "God", an ecclesiastical role until he becomes King. Here is the paradox. He cannot be king until he is the ecclesiastical "representative of "God"". But he cannot be "Gods" representative, until he is king. In other words, this is an impossible circular paradox. The paradox is that if he claims the throne by right of "God", his role of king is unconstitutional. He can never be a valid constitutional king! He is an imposter, a usurper.