German Prince: Reinstate the Monarchy

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 6, 2014

When we had kings, we were something.  The Jews took that from us, and gave us dees freedumz, dawg.
When we had kings, we were something. The Jews took that from us, and gave us dees freedumz, dawg.

According to Prince Kiril of Prussia, blood of kings and the great-great grandson of the last Kaiser, Germany should reinstate the monarchy to speak to the emotions of the people and make them proud of their country. And encourage them to have babies.

The Local:

Speaking in Thursday’s edition of Die Zeit newspaper, Philip stressed that a monarch would be financially independent – and so would not be likely to accept presents from friends, such as those which led to Christian Wulff’s resignation from the presidency.

“A king is invulnerable to such cases,” Prince Philip said. “Either he would have old family property or an Apanage – and it would be beneath his dignity to accept presents from friends.”

“And there are no reporters on the level of sniffing around European ruling families,” added the prince, who is a Protestant minister.

Prince Philip said that although successful presidents made their mark with their statements, mentioning Roman Herzog and Richard von Weizsäcker as good examples, he said that words were not enough.

“This level of words is necessary, but they do not move people inside,” he said. “When our hearts are touched, we change. During the past football World Championship there emerged so much uncomplicated national consciousness that nose-wrinkling intellectuals no longer understood their country.

“Emotions are the field on which a royal family can play,” he said. “They do not have to think up some programme, it goes to the hearts that they are simply there.”

He said the personal and family lives of politicians were regarded as private – but that those of royals were legitimately public.

“Of course a king should have a happy marriage. Of course the heir to the throne should marry,” he said.

And even the question of royal children was a legitimate matter for the public, he said. “When, as now in Sweden, a member of the royal family is born, what a joy goes through the country! Even the prime minister spoke of a happy day. The heart has a much more intensive influence than the appeal of the family minister for better framework conditions to combine family and career.”

The collapse of royal marriages can even be good for the country, he suggested, because the media scandalises bad behaviour conducted by royals. The collapse of a politician’s marriage is regarded as private, he said, or seen as part of a modern family.

The lives of a royal family lend a country stability, he said. “They are not thrown out by a vote of confidence or swept from office by their immunity from prosecution being lifted. That does a country good.”

He suggested that German politicians would even vote for a royal family to be reinstated, if it came to a vote – nearly a century after the last Kaiser was removed from the throne in 1918. Even left-wingers would be in favour, he suggested, pointing to Sweden where he said some socialists were also royalists.

Obviously, the system of monarchy gave us understanding of who we are and a belief in our own future. The kike system of democracy has robbed us of our identity, and our understanding of our past and heritage. Though I do believe that monarchy is a dated system, wherein the people were not represented to the extent they were in National Socialism, I also feel that the kings of old were far superior to the modern Jew system, and that reinstating them would be a positive progression toward freedom.

If George Washington would have manned up and become the king of America, we would be in a much better position than we are now. We could call upon his decendents to defend us and our heritage, and they would be obigated to do so. Instead, Negroes and feminists rule over us with an iron fist.