Why should "King Peter" be a more false king than "King Charles"?

In the mass media, "King Peter," alias Peter Fitzek, is repeatedly referred to as a "false king," even though his approximately 5,000 followers recognize him as their king. So why should he be a "false" king, unlike, for example, "King Charles," who also only holds this title because of his followers? I, for example, do not recognize the English "royal house."

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Wheppa
1 year ago

That you reject the UK Constitution is your thing. The fact that someone himself declares himself king and that in your eyes has the same significance as a constitutional constitution, is not worth a discussion.

Eisenwind
1 year ago
Reply to  Schwuttcke

The English royal house was created because Wilhelm the conqueror had conquered England in 1066 and was crowned king there. His followers received the lands as fiefs and swore fidelity to him.

The English royal house is not quite as old, but can look back on a century line and is thereby legitimated by the desire of the people.

Olaf’s line only goes back to his special school degree and to the first crown he deserves: the crown cork of his first beer bottle.

Wheppa
1 year ago
Reply to  Schwuttcke

And there became a monarchy and then a parliamentary monarchy. At Peter Fitzek I don’t see a tendency to change the basic law and to use it as a monarch.

MaxMusterman249
1 year ago
Reply to  Wheppa

The United Kingdom has no conventional constitution.

Wheppa
1 year ago

No. I’m afraid you’re going to get me into a point-free discussion now by twisting arguments or deliberately misinterpreting. I’m out, look for others.

guitschee
1 year ago

Tradition is missing. The legal basis is missing. There are both in Englang. Great Britain is also a world-renowned state. I would personally abolish all monarchies. In Germany, for example, there is a GG which generally prohibits stalls – because all people are the same before the law.

In addition, a guy who claims to be a reincarnation from the Archangel Uriel and fought against demons and to have been by Astral projection in the White House… now… that would not want to have a normal person as a “king”…

apt2nowhere
1 year ago

in Germany only one name

if he wants to be king, he shall make an application to the appropriate authority – I suspect that it is too cumbersome or rejected, he may marry a woman king – then he may accept her name

otherwise I refer to a song of the Beatles:

a real nowhere man

Sitting in his nowhere land

making all his nowhere plans for nobody

Greetings!

steineinhorn
1 year ago

The difference is that the United Kingdom is an internationally recognized state where the King is the Head of State, the other type has simply appointed himself king and play a few debes.

DerRoll
1 year ago
Reply to  Schwuttcke

The number of debes following their kings is greater with King Charles than with King Peter, that is all.

What makes the Kingdom of Great Britain and its current state form enjoy international recognition and would all laugh about the criminal Fitzek if it were not more to cry.

DerRoll
1 year ago

To compare the German criminal Peter with any activities that a government (and Britain was already a constitutional monarchy for centuries) has committed in the last centuries only your championship in Pigeon out. I’m sure you have good chances in the candidate tournament. I’m out.

Nofear20
1 year ago

It is now that in a rule of law not every depp can call out to the king. He can do this privately, but has no rights or powers. If his followers are so stupid and aliment him, that’s their private thing. You never die.

Nofear20
1 year ago
Reply to  Schwuttcke

I am not a friend of the monarchy, neither do I need a King Charles of God’s mercy, nor a King Peter of his own mercy.

MaxMusterman249
1 year ago

Legally, Charles III is but king of the UK.

Peter Fitzek’s rule has no legal basis.

MaxMusterman249
1 year ago
Reply to  Schwuttcke

This has something to do with legality. The English monarchy is a thousand years old and has always been part of the political system. She has land, subjects, armies and money.

Fitzek doesn’t have anything.

Christiangt
1 year ago

Good question.

I see you no difference.

Charles can only sell himself better.

ErsterSchnee
1 year ago

What country does King Peter think? Or what is he representing?

See…

ErsterSchnee
1 year ago
Reply to  Schwuttcke

…which does not exist…

teper1209
1 year ago
Reply to  Schwuttcke

This “Kingdom of Germany” invented by “King Peter” deprives of any historical or international basis – there is only in the imagination of this “king” and its handful of anaesthesia!

ErsterSchnee
1 year ago

If a sufficiently large number of people are a kingdom or They can do that.

That’s wrong.

There would be no German state power that could prevent this, even if you were still crunching so much with your teeth in Berlin.

Then you should read the German constitution…