SGUK Episode 167
The Crown in Crisis:- Harry and Meghan –
Redefining Royalty and Global Influence
Introduction
Today’s podcast (is the 2nd part of the podcast which ) explores how the flaws of UK Monarchy has been there for many decades but was generally ignored - by the use of the BRF Scapegoat being made to do the heavy lifting in setting a project on the road, and ensuring that completion took place, but the Heir to the throne always used to promote it and to take credit for its outcomes. Harry and Meghan are now in control of their own destiny and no longer live off taxpayer funding – they earn their own money and are slowly building a business empire. Creating legacy for their family. The BRF is now exposed more and more each day, as to what they actually represent, and the fact that the Monarchy is doing so badly, even with a sycophantic media primed to sell the UK Monarchy...
Entry in Societal Groups Based on Race and Privilege?
Ep 62
Introduction
“The social structure of Britain has been highly influenced by the concept of classes. The class system is prevalent in the society of the United Kingdom in the 21st century too. The different classes were formed depending on various factors such as education levels, income and the type of occupation.
As per the norms of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, there were basically two social classes. One was called as the House of Lords, comprising of the hereditary upper class and another one was the House of Commons, representing everyone else in the British social hierarchy.
We will first discuss the social system of former Britain and then the social system that is prevalent today in modern Britain.
The hierarchy that was prevalent at the time of formation of Great Britain is as follows:
Royal
Peer or Nobles
Baronet
Knight
Gentry
Yeomen
Tradesmen
Cottagers
Royal: This class belonged to the royal family and was the highest rank....
Let’s Talk About Reparations – (Part 3 of 3)
Global Reparations Movement – Strength in Numbers
Recap Summaries from Parts 1 & 2
The last two podcasts explored different perspectives of the topic of various countries who were involved in the slave trade of history, with all the suffering and inhumane treatment of certain groups of society that took place, and was very much part of the fabric of those nations. Reparations for the countries and its people who suffered in the clutches of this vile process, has long since been an issue for those countries who suffered economically and who were made to continue suffering for years afterwards, whilst those nations who were responsible for the cruelty to people and the pillaging of artifacts and resources from those poorer nations, continued to become rich in resources that did not belong to them in the first place.
Summary of Part 1:- Let’s Talk About Reparations – Sorrow & Regret Are Not Enough
We looked at...
“The Past is Still Present[i]”: Let’s Talk About Reparation – (Part 2)
Todays podcast is the 2nd part of 3 publications relating to the subject of reparations and whether or not it is relevant or realistic to even contemplate any form of reimbursement for the cruel treatment and atrocities that took place in history, not least because the people alive today were not the perpetrators at that time. That is just one view, but thankfully, there are many others which include both many individuals benefitted greatly from the slavery trade, but what needs to be recognised is that whole countries and their economies improved too, and therefore we perhaps need to move away from thinking about individuals and start to look at and consider nations which did very well out of the slave trade and those nations have continued to thrive as a direct result of the foundations built on the backs of slaves.
Equally the countries where slaves...
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