The Daily Mail Blames China And
Black Lives Matter For Prince William And Kate
Middleton's Poor Reception In The Caribbean
March 23. 2022
Kate Middleton and Prince William in Jamaica
this week
Prince William and his wife, Kate
Middleton, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, are
currently on a tour of some of the Caribbean
countries that are a part of the Commonwealth of
Nations (Jamaica, Belize and the Bahamas). The
United Kingdom is head of the Commonwealth.
The couple have been met with a very
poor reception. They have been the subject of
protests on each island. A trip to an indigenous
tribe in Belize had to be scrapped due to the
denouncement from the villagers, who labeled the
royal family colonizers who are not welcome.
The Daily Mail newspaper in London
is blaming the poor reception on communist China's
financial investments in the Caribbean, and
separately the left-leaning, American movement,
Black Lives Matter. China nor Black Lives Matter are
to blame for what has occurred regarding William and
Kate's visit to the Caribbean.
The following is not directed at the
British people. It is directed at select
individuals, such as Kate Middleton, Princess
Michael of Kent and former Prime Minister David
Cameron, among a few others, who have engaged in
racist and offensive behavior that is highly
questionable, and made the Caribbean question and
reevaluate the idea of the Commonwealth. These
select individuals are the reason for the poor
reception in the Caribbean.
The protests occurred squarely due
to select individuals' treatment of black people,
which has been witnessed by many and recorded in the
press. The royal family's terrible treatment of
mixed race black woman, Meghan Markle, the Duchess
of Sussex, and her son Archie, was particularly
appalling for people of color all over the world.
Firstly, Princess Michael of Kent, a
freeloading, arrogant witch living off British
taxpayers money, has offended black people time and
time again with her racist, bad behavior. Princess
Michael greeted Meghan wearing a slave broach. I'm
still angry about that. Who does that lecherous Nazi
think she is doing something like that (her dad was
in Hitler's army). She is a lecherous witch. She
slept her way into money and now she thinks she is
better than others.
She married into the British royal
family for money, as her lot were basically chucked
out in a then Nazi Germany, where she was born in
Karlsbad. She has been living lavishly thanks to the
British taxpayers and had the gall to greet Markle
with racism. Her husband, Prince Michael, is the
Queen's cousin and have "grace and favour" lodging,
which means they live for free in luxury royal
apartments in palaces. They are not senior royals,
but Prince Michael has given so much trouble.
It wasn't the first time she had
engaged in racist behavior that brought shame and
bad publicity on the royal family. She flew all the
way to New York for some reason or another, and put
on a racist display in a restaurant, as she was
enraged that black people were dining next to her.
The restaurant was loud with talking and laughter,
as many eateries are, but Princess Michael used it
as an excuse to be abusive to a table of black
executives and a television host. She got up from
her chair, slammed her fist down on their table and
insanely told them to "go back to the colonies"
meaning Africa.
Princess Michael's behavior was
trashy, tacky, low class and graceless. The woman is
a royal and has no manners. She is disgracefully to
have represented the royal family and by default,
Britain, in this manner. She should have been
stripped of all titles. She needs to know her place.
She is a minor royal in a supporting role, paid for
by the longsuffering taxpayers.
To let that ego and racism cut
loose, unleashing it on black people all over the
place, is ghastly and vulgar. She is a walking
example of poor judgment and bad publicity. If the
royal family were a corporation Princess Michael
would have been fired and sued for the damage
inflicted to the brand.
Kate Middleton and Prince William were met
with protests in the Caribbean this week
Then, there's Kate Middleton. When
Meghan arrived, Kate decided to act like a common,
petty, jealous diva, because Meghan took some of the
spotlight that she, Kate, did not wish to share. The
enormous support and favorable public reception and
affection for Harry and Meghan came as a big shock
to most people. Throngs of people began showing up
at their public appearances.
Rather than being happy the royal
family's demographic was being significantly
expanded, due to Meghan being a person of color,
Kate behaved like a bully. She snapped at Meghan the
week of her wedding to Prince Harry, which made
Meghan cry. Kate also indulged in even more
selfishness, such as leaking terrible stories to the
press blaming Meghan for things Kate had done to
her.
Kate wanted the spotlight all to
herself. So, being the self-centered, self-serving,
social climbing person she is, she decided to make
life miserable for Meghan, a black woman she deemed
beneath her and unworthy of the same public
attention. This did not reflect well on the monarchy
to the tens of millions of black people in the
Commonwealth. It came across as mean, cruel and
racist. Kate has mental health issues to have done
this to Meghan. She has Narcissistic Personality
Disorder and racial issues.
Another sad thing is if William
loses his title, Kate would dump him in a heartbeat.
She doesn't view her three children as kids, but at
titles and objects. Nonetheless, Kate and William
need to get things right for the sake of their
children.
Prince Charles is alleged to be the
member of the royal family who expressed concern
regarding what color Harry and Meghan's son Archie
would be, as disclosed during a television interview
with talk show host, Oprah Winfrey. Archie was also
denied a title and protection. Meanwhile, other
royals of Archie's standing were furnished with a
title and security detail.
Then there's David Cameron. He
descends from slavetraders, who owned over 160
slaves in Jamaica during slavery. In 2015, whilst in
office as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom,
Cameron disgracefully decided to fly 9-hours to
insult the people of Jamaica, during an offensive
speech he gave in the local Parliament. Cameron gave
a terrible speech that offended the whole island of
3,000,000 people. Instead of a goodwill visit,
Jamaica received insults, arrogance, condescension
and a patronizing speech from Cameron.
The island had long forgiven Britain
for slavery, then here comes Cameron digging up old
wounds and spitting in Jamaica's face. The gist of
the speech was get over slavery and move on,
already. Never mind much of Britain's wealth came
from slavery. It built London and many other towns
in Britain.
Can you imagine someone telling the
Jews to get over the Holocaust and stop bringing it
up, already. The Jews would get that person cancel
and turned into a pariah. Yet, Cameron saw it fit to
tell nearly 2,800,000 black people whose ancestors
were criminally stolen and forced from Africa,
packed like sardines in crates on ships for 2-weeks,
left to urinate and defecate on themselves, thrown
overboard and fed to sharks if they died during the
journey, then tortured on an island (Jamaica) as
slave labor, to get over slavery, already.
The wealth and labor of Jamaica was
stolen during slavery, and it's happening again in
something Cameron gave approval to as Prime
Minister, but you know, shut up and get over it,
already (sarcasm).
The BBC
and others such as Simon Cowell and Simon Fuller,
are still engaging
in slavetrading, via criminally stealing
preexisting intellectual property belonging to
Jamaicans, to the tune of billions.
One of Cameron's predecessors, the
late Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, also ripped
off Jamaica regarding natural resources and labor,
in reference to bauxite, among other things. In the
1980s Thatcher and then U.S. President, Ronald
Reagan, coordinated and conspired in an exploitation
scheme, then refused to pay then-Jamaican Prime
Minister, Michael Manley, the fair market value for
the bauxite, among other national, natural
resources.
They bullied him and behaved like
Jamaica was still a slaveport ripe for criminal
exploitation. They harassed him, ripped off Jamaica,
threatened to crush the country, and tried to
destroy his premiership for daring to peacefully
insist black people should be paid fair market value
for our resources and fair wages.
Then, there's the horrible Windrush
scandal, which occurred a few years ago under
Cameron's successor and former Home Secretary,
Theresa May, in which she inflicted human rights
abuses on black Britons of Caribbean descent. May
destroyed all records of their lawful landing in
Britain (landing cards), when their arrivals had
occurred at the invitation of the British government
after World War II, to help rebuild the nation
and stem labor shortages as many Britons had died in
the war.
Then, May fraudulently sent out 100,000
deportation letters to people who were previously
told they are British citizens, as they are from the
Commonwealth and settled there to aid in rebuilding
efforts. Some Caribbean people died from the
stress and injustice May inflicted on them, which
are serious sins staining her wretched soul.
So yea, these offenses add up. Don't be surprised
that people get tired of the abuse and racism, and
simply don't want to see symbols of said offensive
behavior, such as Kate Middleton.
Once again, this is not directed at
the British people in general, as they are welcome
in the Caribbean. Just the above named individuals,
like David Cameron and Theresa May, among a few
others others, who have treated Caribbean people and
other black people very disdainfully, rubbing salt
in the wounds of minorities. You can't abuse people
and expect applause from your victims for it.
STORY SOURCE
Jamaicans and Belizeans protest Prince William
and Kate Middleton during their Caribbean tour over
the royal family's racist past
Mon, March 21, 2022, 5:56 PM·-
Prince William and Kate Middleton are facing
protests on their Caribbean royal tour. Protesters
are calling out the monarchy's colonial and racist
past. To many, the tour seems to celebrate British
imperialism rather than condemn it.
Prince William and Kate Middleton's
latest royal tour is off to a rocky start. The Duke
and Duchess of Cambridge are currently on a weeklong
royal tour of the Caribbean countries that are part
of the Commonwealth — Belize, Jamaica, and the
Bahamas. The tour is part of Queen Elizabeth's
Platinum Jubilee celebrations, and a press release
from the palace states William and Middleton hoped
to see how the pandemic impacted these nations
during their trip, as well as meet as many locals as
they can.
But multiple protests over the royal
family's racist and colonial roots are becoming the
focus of the tour.
Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal tour has
been disrupted by protests. William and Middleton
had to cancel the first stop of the tour in Belize
on Saturday after locals organized a protest against
the royals.
The royals were given permission to
land their helicopter on a soccer field that is
currently embroiled in a land dispute between Belize
citizens and Flora and Fauna International (FFI), a
conservation group that lists Prince William as a
patron, Reuters reported. According to the outlet,
the FFI has property near the village's "communal
land," which has created issues between the groups.
Protesters carried signs that read,
"Prince William leave our land," "Not your land, not
your decision," and "Colonial legacy theft continues
with Prince & FFI," according to Reuters. Youth
leader Dionisio Shol also told The Times of London
that the interactions between the organizers of the
event and villagers felt "very colonial in
nature."...
https://news.yahoo.com
The Caribbean paradises replacing the Queen
with Chinese millions: How BLM-inspired fury is
driving Jamaica, Belize and Bahamas to cut ties with
UK over slave past... after region took $7BN in Far
East funds
Published: 10:32 EDT, 23 March 2022
| Updated: 12:14 EDT, 23 March 2022 - The Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge's tour of the Caribbean has
been overshadowed by protests focused on the legacy
of the British Empire and slavery in the region.
In Jamaica – the second stop on the
eight-day visit – demonstrators in the capital
Kingston accused the couple of benefiting from the
'blood, sweat and tears of slaves' and called for
reparations to be paid.
The couple were also forced to
cancel a visit to a cacao farm shortly after
arriving in Belize following residents' anger that
they weren't consulted about the football pitch
earmarked for the landing of their helicopter.
And in the Bahamas, which William
and Kate arrive in tomorrow, the country's national
reparations committee has called on the royal couple
to acknowledge that the British economy was 'built
on the backs' of past Bahamians.
In each nation – all of which were
once part of the British Empire and are now
Commonwealth countries – there is a complicated
history of slavery that has contributed to varying
amounts of ill-feeling towards the Royal family and
the UK.
In Jamaica alone, hundreds of
thousands of African slaves were shipped by Britain
from the 17th century onwards and forced to work in
brutal conditions on sugar plantations. That legacy
has contributed towards a growing desire to remove
the Queen as head of state in the country, which
became independent from Britain in 1962.
The shift away from British
influence has been hastened by the flooding in of
Chinese investment into the region that amounts to
at least $7billion since 2005. At least $450million
of Chinese money has been spent in the Bahamas,
$490million in Barbados, $1.9billion in Trinidad and
Tobago and $2.7billion in Jamaica.
The calls for change were made
stronger by the global Black Lives Matter protests
sparked by the murder of black man George Floyd at
the hands of police in the U.S. in May 2020.
Anti-royal sentiment in the
Caribbean was most recently demonstrated with the
government of Barbados's decision last November to
become a republic by removing the Queen as head of
state. The history of the slave trade and Britain's
role in it in Barbados played a part in that
decision.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk
Prince William and Kate Middleton scrap
Caribbean engagement amid local protests
Published: 5:02am, 20 Mar, 2022 -
Updated: 5:02am, 20 Mar, 2022 - Britain’s Prince
William and his wife Kate arrive in Belize on
Saturday for a week-long Caribbean tour that was
marred by a local protest before it even began amid
growing scrutiny of the British Empire’s colonial
ties to the region.
The arrival of the Duke and Duchess
of Cambridge coincides with the celebration of Queen
Elizabeth’s 70th year on the throne, and comes
nearly four months after Barbados voted to become a
republic, cutting ties with the monarchy but
remaining part of the British-led Commonwealth of
Nations...
https://www.scmp.com
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