The House of Bourbon-Orleans is the Royal House of France according to the true meaning and intent of the Fundamental Laws of the kingdom. The Parlement of Paris, a judicial body of the Old Regime, ruled that foreigners are prohibited from the succession. The same court likewise declared that the Salic law prohibits the kingdom … More Getting the Facts Straight
The purpose of this article is to refute the anti-monarchical ramblings of Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense.” Thomas Paine: The Man Before we discuss his inane ramblings, let us discuss Thomas Paine as an individual. Paine was a convicted criminal and a subversive who supported both the American and French Revolutions. We all know how the … More Against Paine’s “Common Sense”
Below are some notes on tyranny by St. Thomas Aquinas’ famous De Regno. Here in Chapter 6, Aquinas argues that it is worse when a polyarchy (the rule of many) becomes corrupt than the rule of one (monarchy): [36] When a choice is to be made between two things, from both of which danger impends, surely … More St Thomas Aquinas on Tyranny
The Arrêt le Maistre of 1593 made two things very clear and confirmed two principles as being part of the Fundamental Laws: The king must be Catholic and French. That the fundamental laws of this kingdom be kept and the judgments given by the said court for the declaration of a Catholic and French king executed; and … More A Catholic and French King
The subhuman republican scum who led a treasonous attempt to secede from the Kingdom of Spain have been given “lengthy” prison sentences. Naturally, the supporters of this treason cry afoul. These traitors got off easy. No executions, no ear cropping, no flogging. Nine to thirteen years in prison. That is an absolute joke.
This question is always asked as a quick rebuttal to monarchism. But it is a foolish question. The reality of politics and human nature proves it to be a foolish question — a question that can be rebutted with another question: What if a president is a tyrant? The republican might respond with “we’ll vote him … More “What if the King is a Tyrant?”
We live in a dark age, an age of inversion and insanity. What was wrong has been deemed “right,” what was right is now “wrong.” What was common sense in the old days is now “insanity” or “hate speech.” Gone are the days of the State. We live in the age of the Anti-State. The … More The Age of the Anti-State
There is a great deal of misinformation (and downright lies) spread by Anjouists and their propaganda machine. A great many of these falsehoods have been addressed in other articles. “There is no nationality rule” It is true that those of the Old Regime would not speak of “nationality,” but just because the word doesn’t exist … More Refuting Anjouist Misinformation
Background In 1864 Prince Gaston d’Orleans married Princess Isabella of Brazil, heiress to the Imperial throne of Brazil. Prince Gaston moved to Brazil and took the Brazilian nationality. Thus, the Prince ceased to be a French dynast. In 1889, the Brazilian monarchy was illegally overthrown in a coup. Prince Gaston then hoped that he might … More Family Pact of 1909
Continuity of the Crown Many people wonder or question the practice of the French pretenders using regnal numbers when they aren’t actually on the throne. This is because of one of the Fundamental Laws called Continuity of the Crown. It says that once the king is dead, the next in line is automatically king. France, therefore, … More Why We Use Regnal Numbers
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