EPISODE · Feb 10, 2025 · 25 MIN
THE ETHICS OF THE MONARCHY IN THE NEW WORLD MARKETPLACE
from faceconomics podcast · host faceconomics
Al grew up in the state of Virginia, a Commonwealth and former seat of British colonial rule based in Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown. He studied at a university that was sponsored by Mr. Trump and a British parliamentarian in the European Union, Nigel Farage frequented and consulted with. Al, also participated in an overseas study abroad program in the UK, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. He also studied western civilization as a part of his curriculum in college and later worked and lived in various parts of Europe.The monarchy not just in the UK but throughout Europe was of special interest to Al, because they weren't all the same in legacy or interpretation. In the year 2025, and regarding the ongoing case of Prince Harry of the British royal family, who lied to the US immigration authority pertaining to his use of illegal substances, Al decided to review the place of the privileged, wealthy and overall untouchables in today's new world marketplace.Should the prince get off the hook and let to stay in a country that was a former colony of his ancestors or should America send a strong signal to the monarchy that such conduct that would typically disqualify a common person from acquiring a US visa or citizenship, and that is a guarded privilege given to those whose character and behavior would make our country better as a unit.Have Al Mina, provoke your thoughts, but also understand we are not trying to single out Prince Harry because he is a royal, we are simply reviewing the new world marketplace as it pertains to royalty in today's market reality. I have reviewed the case and I believe he should be deported for not lying but by using his privileges' to gain access to key decision makers in government and stay in the country.
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