The Politically Incorrect Truth About the French Revolution, Part I

The politically incorrect truth about the French Revolution, focusing on King Louis XVI
(apologies for the slight background buzz, I was told my last videos were hard to hear so I turned everything all the way up and it seems the only options are 'hard to hear' or 'slight buzz')

[@rebeccaherschman1635]

What makes me sick about both French and Russian revolutions is that most of the agitators were the new middle class and disgruntled aristocrats that were traitors. Not the poor uprising.

[@loyalwestbriton5410]

The revolutionaries were all Jewish

[@rebeccaherschman1635]

@@loyalwestbriton5410 they did have their reasons the Jews were treated very poorly by the imperial governments in Europe. Especially in the German states and Russia

[@loyalwestbriton5410]

@@rebeccaherschman1635 well considering that the ewes are satanic and destroyers of nations I wonder why

[@rebeccaherschman1635]

@@loyalwestbriton5410 Thanks for that I'm only half Satan then I guess

[@Zeno308]

@@rebeccaherschman1635 And that isn’t for no reason. Is it a coincidence they were let in to 150 countries and got kicked out?

[@DerricktheWhite]

Reminds me of the Russian revolution. Slandered just like the Czar.

[@alaskaball188]

Tzar* (sorry) Its Czar/Csar if you are talking about Polska

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

And the same bloodline was behind BOTH revolutions and many wars.

[@stevematson4808]

What financial motivation to destroy france? Was there a Jeorge Soros of that era?

[@alissonlares2926]

Well, the tzars were actually bad system, the revolutionares just maed it even worst. Russia were always trying to get its own idenity but they never succeed. Russian mixed the Ukranians and Polish cultures to creat its own identy but failed.

[@nationradical]

Tsar was a disgusting leader, starring the First World War to save face and prevent revolution, supporting and sometimes directly funding campaigns against pretty much every ethnic minority under the empire, disitributed the protocols of the elders of Zion which helped European fascism rise, and whose incompetence and crushing of all tame liberals reforms made a cruel dictatorship to succeed it inevitable

[@diamondinthesky4771]

As a Cajun I recognize the King and/or Emperor of France as my rightful sovereign, just as my ancestors did before they were exiled from Acadia. Louis and Marie did not and do not deserve what happened to them. I can only imagine how Marie's heart ached when they tortured her son and forced him to testify against her and Louis.

[@josephdockemeyer4807]

I read the last letter Marie wrote, during her imprisonment, to (I believe) her sister. She writes about her children and other things important on her heart. Her intelligence, thoughtfulness and kindness is most evident. The revolution played out a tragic course of events which should never have happened. Oh, and the letter was never delivered.

[@victorbergman9169]

Eternantium the revolution was a mistake it would be wonderful to even have a French monarchy

[@victorbergman9169]

Eternantium I will proudly bow to the Bourbon Dynasty

[@doctorfuntime1709]

Exactly those schemers and usurpers ruined what would be such a great kingdom that would of made better for everyone and made things go downhill in France from there.

[@doctorfuntime1709]

Joseph Dockemeyer it was those scoundrels and double crossers who should of been beheaded for making things worse in France not Marie Antoinette.

[@gizmobalboa2106]

Never forget this was the first Masonic revolution Jacobins

[@Smudgeroon74]

The American War of Independence was the first Freemasonic revolution buddy. John Hancock, Paul Revere, Benjamin Franklin and of course George Washington himself were all high level Masons...

[@colonelautism9957]

@@Smudgeroon74 Ironically just after the revolution the articles of the confederation immediately caused chaos which forced them to create the constitution therefore many small anti federalist rebellions like shays rebellion appeared in protest against the founders hypocrisy

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

It goes further back, to at least the installation of Cromwell. After that the Sabbatean-Frankists infiltrated and hijacked the freemasonry. They're still using it. Kabala Harris is masonic and many connected to her are or they're of the Sabbatean-Frankists.

[@europhobicantiwhitism3563]

@@NotitiaRecolligo the installation of Cromwell was masonic?

[@Tboy439]

@@Smudgeroon74 ...The Freemasons were created and controlled by the Jesuits as their front men to take the focus off them. The Jesuits are the front men for Rome, who used to be the knights Templar until they were forced underground. ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME!!!

[@SYEDFURY]

When I was a child, I used to regard Napoleon Bonaparte a great king. But now that I am grown man, I admire and regard Louis XVI as the great king. Such a great personality. A true leader and well wisher of his people. But unfortunate. 😔

[@adrianainespena5654]

Well, Napoleon was a vast improvement over the Republic. Everything is relative in this world. (Remember, they killed Michael Collins for being too moderate)

[@rhysnichols8608]

I’m sorry but Napoleon was clearly an objectively great man than Louis was.

[@Tboy439]

@@rhysnichols8608 ...History is written by the victors, an the first thing they do is to villify the people they overthrew in order to justify their depravity. Napoleon led the first great communist revolution, and now look at the mess the world is in.

[@rhysnichols8608]

@@Tboy439 Yes I agree agree history is written by the victors. But clearly you need to know more history if you think Napoleon was a communist

[@Tboy439]

@@rhysnichols8608 ...I can promise you that I've forgotten more about REAL history than you'll ever know. Do you even know the actual reason for the American and French Revolutions, and the subsequent Napoleonic wars? Scroll down and find the section where the first reply is by wildernessofzinn17 and read the comments i left, and you will finally know the actual reason. They were all planned at the same time by the same entity.

[@carmendaniel3734]

There were only 7 prisoners in the Bastille when they stormed it. Louis wasn't a tyrant. I think he truly loved his people. The slander against him and Marie Antoinette riled up the common people. The revolutionaries just wanted power. Robespierre was the tyrant.

[@bjklein444]

It is refreshing to come across someone on the internet that actually does their homework.

[@myrontate2051]

Is there any information concerning the Royal family being the first to be immunised for small pox ?

[@bjklein444]

@@myrontate2051 evidence of vaccines were recorded by the Imperial House with Russia's Katherine the Great. The Royal and Imperial Houses were regularly communicating. One may surmise the "vaccine technology" information traveled quickly.

[@michaelcoward1902]

Where did you find that to? I've managed to get stuck here.

[@bjklein444]

The best Russian history series that I've come across is a KZbin channel, StarMediaEN out of Russia. The Romanov series is a good place to start. There were other series online but some are not very accurate or are no longer there.

[@andrjsh]

On Bastille Day, let us call out "Vive Le Roi!"

[@thekingshussar1808]

Vive le Roi! Vive le Roi! Vive le Roi! Vive la Nation! Vive la Nation! Vive la Nation!

[@andrjsh]

@@thekingshussar1808 I made a bumpersticker declaring "Vive le Roi!" and it sits smack in the middle of my back bumper, along with stickers for Luxembourg and Liechtenstein.

[@thekingshussar1808]

@@andrjsh Nice! I am looking forward into wearing my late 18th century clothing as I am sewing them, for I shall wear a patch with the symbol of the heart of Christ, to pay my respects for Vendeé and the victims of the tyrannical First French Republic.

[@user-vy7gi8jo1v]

@@thekingshussar1808 Je vous corrige sans vous vexer. La France n'est pas un pays, mais un Royaume. On n'a jamais appelé la France, "le pays"., mais le "Royaume". C'est seulement quand la République est née, qu'on a changé Royaume en "pays". Pour définitivement détruire le Royaume de France. I correct you without offending you. France is not a country, but a Kingdom. France has never been called "the country", but the "Kingdom". It was only when the Republic was born that we changed the Kingdom into a "country". To permanently destroy the Kingdom of France. donc : Vive le Roi! Vive le Roi! Vive le Roi! Vive le Royaume! Vive le Royaume!! Vive le Royaume!!

[@martinleperche9461]

La seule fête nationale de la France est le 15 août, à bas les républicains, vive la France, vive Saint Louis, vive Sainte Jeanne d'Arc, vive Saint Michel, vive la Sainte Vierge reine de France.

[@victorbergman9169]

Let’s bring back the old monarchies of Europe

[@TimCizej137]

Hell yes!

[@zorothe9th]

In the middle east too. Afghanistan and Iran were better under kings (minus the awful Qajar)

[@pruost]

​@@zorothe9thso it's universal we agree for any soul/child / women /gays/juuz/non müesli /tattood people /humor /art/open mindedness /respect to the different /nature without plastic to be existent, mainly if not müeslims, ilsam must be deleted right? 🤔 This is coming from someone from that background with enough neutrality, altruism and experience with different nations' /religions' people and their approach to life, children, women, each other, animals, different beings etc..

[@binder946]

most europe is monarchy alreadyv😂thankfully uk is a monarchy and as a result canada Australia new Zealand and UK is a monarchy. Sweden is a monarchy. Denmark is a monarchy Norway maybe. litchenstuen Monaco monarchy. France and Germany maybe an exception. Germany is now occupied since after ww2. Poland I think is republic but not sure.

[@JaimeAlvarez-r9u]

@@binder946 Are you stupid boy the monarcy has little to no power. Take the king of Spain he is just a face puppet that has ZERO power. The king title is just for tradition.

[@grunt12394]

Long live the eldest daughter of the Church!

[@temujinxjamuca]

An ahoy from the Brazilian Monarchist Restores. God saves our glorious Emperor Pedro II and our Pious Prince Dom Luiz de Orleans e Bragança!

[@azarmirza-beg9102]

All European revolutions were the bourgeois revolutions. Bourgeoisie desired to create the new world order where they will rule. That is why they struggled to remove from the power monarchs, aristocracy and clergy. These were capitalist revolutions. For this purpose they financed masonic lodges, communists, fascists and Zionists.

[@nunoalvarespereira87]

Certainly not Fascists

[@kiwichippie5465]

Utter nonsense

[@6lumis]

I have read somewhere that food supplies destined to relive the shortages in Paris were "purposefully" diverted in order to apply further "pressure" to the political situation. One wonders if the course of study should focus on brokers, and merchants and bankers when attempting to get to the truth of why this, or any Monarchy fell.

[@Antiyoukai]

+6lumis Hmm, interesting.

[@snowfrosty1]

I see many were "Eskimos" during those days in France, interesting.............

[@Tboy439]

The Illuminati and the Jacobins deliberately bought the grains and sent them to other countries to create an artificial famine as the have done throughout history to foment revolutions.

[@shaiaheyes2c41]

Nesta Helen Webster's "The French revolution A study in Democracy", "World Revolution the plot against civilization".

[@shaiaheyes2c41]

@Yuliush Zborzhevsky I'm reading a book called "The Trail of the serpent" by Inquire Within or Christina Stoddard. Just thought I should mentioned it so if people are interested they may find it. It's about secret societies, the Grand Orient etc.

[@BeverageGuzzler]

I don't see anything wrong with a leader in charge having centralized power as long as such is the right kind of person to have such power and authority and not an arrogant tyrant. I would be more in favor of an absolute monarch because that is someone who knows what's right and what needs to be done and doesn't mess around and waste time but just rolls up his sleeves and takes care of business as a true leader should.

[@hologram503]

The problem that you can't insure that the person would do good.

[@tuxedosteve1904]

@@hologram503 for the Monarchy to be successful, the Monarch needs to be wise For a democracy to be successful 51% of the people need to be wise. Tell me what is more likely.

[@hologram503]

@@tuxedosteve1904 I'm not sure you understood my meaning.

[@hologram503]

@@tuxedosteve1904 but I do think I understand yours and I agree. But a good man can take his whole nation down with him when he enrages the International clique.

[@polkanietzsche5016]

@Uni BlackSister but monarchy is less bad.

[@trbrm6319]

Now I feel even more bad for poor innocent King Louis XVI... I've always felt he wasn't totally helpless and incompetent like so many Historians have portrayed him...The French people did him soooo wrong😞Thank you so much for giving him his always much deserved justice...RESPECT🙏🙏🙏

[@manjushagongale]

So was the Tsar Nicolas 2. They were overthrown and killed by a same group of people. The J...

[@danielpohl3306]

Hmmmm, the lawyers..... I wander what f..... tribe they were from?

[@LukeLovesRose]

I saw this in Dennis Wise's new brilliant work, The Secret Masonic Victory of WW2. He didn't go into detail. It's really interesting to find out the truth about who was behind this.

[@masterofthecourt5435]

Top 10 anime betrayals

[@luiscorzo8434]

The best type of monarchy is absolute and enlightened. Examples: peter the great, louis xiv, louis xv, frederick the great, joseph ii, elizabeth of russia, alexander the great, charles iii of spain.

[@anaorellana2092]

Stay Blessed! We stand with you....

[@alicias.8871]

Would love to know which books you used for your research! Dieu le Roi!

[@andremarco2413]

Alicia S. me too

[@boycotthell71]

Alicia S. Exactly

[@pedrogil2561]

Ler "Livro negro da revolução francesa" de Renaud escand

[@usworldtvnews6102]

Very Well Done ! Good presentation ! Good indignation in your tone ! Thank you so much for letting us know the truth. I did hear only a little before - so I was not too sure so I wanted to get down to the bottom of this. .. God bless this gentleman TOP HISTORIAN in the Name Of The Lord Jesus Christ, God Almighty . As you have spoken for a good, godly king's vindication, may the Lord Jesus Christ always bless, keep, provide and guard you and your descendants AND FAMILY for ever. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ overabundantly bless you and make you great. What a brave man to tell us the truth. How did you get all this information ?

[@archiestewartjr.3588]

This is eye opening. I remember the man in the iron mask and now I realize it was pure bs

[@IsabelHelena85]

Eu também admiro o Rei Luis XVI por sua bondade que era tão grande que foi ajudar quem não merecia: Os Estados Unidos, que depois não retribuíram, não enviaram tropas americanas para combater os revolucionários que eram inimigos do Benfeitor deles.

[@rhysnichols8608]

While there were genuine grievances in France at this time, Louis was clearly a good man in a difficult situation….however the common people misguided by corrupt aristocratic and political societies, lay blame on him rather than these intentional entities….they undermined the king and then blamed him for Frances issues. They also made a lot of stuff up, and for misguided mobs to transfer power from a benevolent Christian family, to power hungry politicians and financiers, who only made France worse….luckily Napoleon Bonaparte was a pragmatists and used his military power to overthrow the corrupt directory and lead France properly. Preserving some of the genuine gains of the revolution, but also reverting certain things and finding an effective balance. However it was his refusal to borrow money from private investors that sealed his fate, and from 1803 onward British funded coalitions were thrown at France

[@Tboy439]

You have no idea what you are talking about. Napoleon led the first great Socialist revolution that doomed the world.!!!

[@justice8718]

I do not get the hatred for Napoleon when he had a rather bleak background from the aftermath of this event and a great testimony at the end of his death.

[@eleanorkett1129]

I much appreciate your thoughtful presentations. Can you recommend any books which take the "politically incorrect" point of view?

[@SciFiSpaceExplorer]

Thank you for the video, keep them coming.

[@yanetsmith8354]

Revelations don't succeed without huge amounts of foreign interest.

[@justice8718]

America is pretty much the only exception. Which says a lot.

[@israel8847]

Macron needs a boot.

[@Pfsif]

"History is a pack of lies we all agree upon". Napoleon B

[@ivanzenteno2771]

Do you support the legitimists when it comes to the restoration of French Monarchy?

[@victorbergman9169]

Ivan Zenteno of course

[@victorbergman9169]

Ivan Zenteno it would be wonderful to have a French monarchy and to see the Palace of Versailles in use

[@saltiresnake8348]

Anything's better than macron.

[@kaiserbill5711]

Bravo !!! Well done.

[@arthurchrzanowski5785]

Louis XVI was martyr for the Catholic faith

[@blueyedmule]

Isn't it crazy that the Catholic monarch backs revolutionaries against the English Protestant monarch, who thank him by backing the revolutionaries who end up killing him? How awful.

[@louisbothma3165]

Thank you !

[@advancednationality7651]

I have a feeling that the revolution was a poor decision. From the information I have gathered, I do not believe that Louis XVI was the worst French king. No proof that he was the most corrupt or the most power drunk. The question is who really planned the French revolution? Who wanted to benefit from the power change? Who did benefit from the power change? Which foregin countries financed the revolution? The crime committed by the revolutionaries was worse that those committed by the monarchy in my opinion. I wish someone can provide information as to who were the real beneficiaries of the French revolution.

[@Tboy439]

Rome!!!

[@sunmoonstarrays]

Arabian Assassins & yes unfortunately the crowns of today all over honestly whomever today is wealthy they got that way by stealing from the divinely appointed royalty given through bloodlines & birth. The assassins & rulers of today got there as murders, thieves and self appointed tyranny rulers as you still see today without class let alone morality or good character all of which the French upheld.

[@tylertruthseeker4034]

The Rothschilds

[@Tboy439]

@@tylertruthseeker4034 ....The Rothschilds were nothing bot red herrings working for Rome!!!

[@tylertruthseeker4034]

@@Tboy439 there were others at play as well too in multiple factions.

[@blakejohnson7348]

This is a wonderful video!

[@victorbergman9169]

Louis XIV is Louis XVI’s Great-great-great grandfather

[@user-tz1fd1hl8t]

Dont forget though, Our Lord demanded France be Consecrated to His Sacred Heart and 3 King Louiss didnt perform it. He gave them 100 years

[@john_air]

i'm genuinely curious that why people like monarchs unless you are part of some royal family or have some personal connection can i get the answer? is there any reason for the common people to like monarch? for what?

[@murrinovivati2724]

How is the current political establishment ? Feeling good when they spend loads of taxpayer money against the citizens ? Waste of money on elections which never did or do good other than refreshing the oligarchy ?

[@boshirahmed]

Disney propaganda movies, also stability, those that replace kings tend to not have popular support so anarchy, kings had brand recognition.. life is terrible either way..

[@ecceluxlivestreams8489]

"Lawyers." One wonders about the demographics of "lawyers."

[@aspiringretard]

And the financiers

[@manjushagongale]

​@@aspiringretardAnd the Bankers.

[@hanifitasova519]

Great vid sir. Do you know writers who wrote against the French revolution? I only know Edmund Burke. But there must be more out there.

[@FEiSTYFEVER]

Nesta Webster

[@LukeLovesRose]

The victors write the history. The Mason Jacobins won. And they run all academia

[@wildernessofzinn17]

Good video!. I am glad to hear the non-PC non-BS version of the French Revolution. May I ask, please, what are some of the best books out there that tell the truth about the French Revolution?. It is tough to find something that isn't the typical PC BS. I have several books on it that are hard to find but are pretty good. 1. A French Genocide: Rising in the Vendee by Reynald Secher 2. For Altar and Throne by Michael Davies 3. The Guillotine and the Cross by Warren G. Carroll 4. Oxford History of the French Revolution I have another that is rather obscure entitled, "Organizing the Revolution: selected works of Augustin Cochin" Does anyone know of other books on the topic that are worth reading and not full of romanticized mainstream BS?. I would like a book on how Karl Marx drew from the French Revolution. The anti-theism. The violence and satanic hate. Marx got a lot of his ideas from the French Revolution

[@Tboy439]

fredoniahead...Are you still around? Do you still want the truth about why the French Revolution happened? It will be lengthy. So let me know.

[@sunmoonstarrays]

@@Tboy439 Arabian Evasion?

[@Tboy439]

Would you like to hear the actual reason for the French Revolution? I promise you, you wont find the truth in any book they would allow to be published and sold.

[@Tboy439]

@@sunmoonstarrays ...Do you have a question.

[@sunmoonstarrays]

@@Tboy439 I was giving a possible answer to your question above. In a inquisitive way. Is this your take? Or was something else the reason for why it happened? Genuinely curious.

[@markgable101]

Well done MM

[@danielmaynard1370]

I would love to see your bibliography.

[@andremarco2413]

Daniel Maynard me too

[@loathecraft]

don't forget that the revolution was because of a particularly bad winter and the weather was totally out of his control and also king louis started a democratization process by starting to make the old noble diet into a parliament and if you criticise that the rich controlled it remember that so was with the parliament of englad in the beginning and even in vote for all countries the rich still have control because they are the only ones wealthy enough to advertise their political campaign

[@ezrhino100]

the american revolutionaries had the same goals as the french revolutionaries, eliminate Christian monarchies. it was just easier in the states where there was NO king to begin with.

[@ezrhino100]

@Traditional Catholic it depends on your definition of 'complete'. But Vatican 2 is pretty close to 'complete'. I don't even know if my confirmation was valid. I will tell you this. My research into french history has been nothing short of eye-opening. You can't understand anything without this knowledge.

[@ezrhino100]

@Traditional Catholic baptism can only be from a valid priest. Not all priests are validly consecrated.

[@ezrhino100]

@Traditional Catholicwhat if an invalid priest shows up. Am I going to hell?

[@ezrhino100]

@Traditional Catholic I suppose you are right. He is still a man after all.

[@emjhey2013]

Those who always love their people are destroyed by their comrades. Alexander the great, julius caesar, king louis xvi, ferdinand marcos etc.

[@robertoaizenberg2017]

Source?

[@Tiisiphone]

The golden legend.

[@gregoireearl3499]

The French Révolution was a "bourgeoise révolution" , unfortunately for the people, the real revolution was La Commune de Paris, later followed by La Commune de Barcelona and Budapest.

[@crqf2010ruler]

Funny enough, the commune was not marxist because it had nationalism. It could be leftists, but full marxist it couldn't be. Also it didn't work, only existed for like, 70 minutes.

[@ardentfire3956]

Anarchism is a bottom feeder ideology for ingrates and morons who don't understand how human societies organize and function.

[@rhodesianwojak2095]

That was pretty cringe tbh

[@mrjenybean]

Hey man I found this really interesting - what are your sources?

[@kiwichippie5465]

He doesn't have any because it's all bullshit

[@damjankrstevski22]

Can you (or anyone) cite some books or something similar about the informations in this video u were using?

[@shaiaheyes2c41]

Nesta Helen Webster "The French revolution A study in Democracy" and "World revolution the plot against civilization". Captain AHM Ramsay "The Nameless War".

[@jonathanpasaye1863]

great counterrevolution point of view of the revolution!!

[@calebtimes453]

Could you do the Portuguese revolution I truly hate how the republicans (I think) who assassinated the king the true leader of Portugal.

[@carloseduardoaguiar8712]

Sergio Milho They killed Dom Carlos and his eldest son, along with trying to kill Manuel II.

[@rhodesianwojak2095]

@@carloseduardoaguiar8712 one of them was a mason as well

[@longsleevethong1457]

Was a Marxist

[@nuno.alex.vicente]

Kudos from a Portuguese here. by the way, look up The Carbonari, the arm of effect of Freemansonry (even in 1975).

[@emg7882]

witch books would you recomend?

[@celestialchaoscustomsoaps2653]

Love this! Thanx.

[@christianjmj6460]

Any suggestions on good books to read about this? Thank you.

[@Halfy06]

Ann Coulters Demonic

[@mattmacaulay2900]

No one should be arguing against Louis XVI. The Revolution was against the regime; the feudal apparatus of France, not the King. At least, that was how it began. Rip Louis. Vive la Révolution et Vive le Roi!

[@JEV2025]

Are you joking? Against regime hahah they butchering peoples more than 2 hundred by guilhotine and so many more in vendée , they destroyed their own country , and today france looks like a poor african country....

[@mattmacaulay2900]

@@JEV2025 And France before the Revolution was a bankrupt, corrupt, and decadent country where most most people had no rights. I’m not saying the Revolution was wholly good, but change was necessary.

[@JEV2025]

@@mattmacaulay2900 Aahh man C'mon, versailles is a bankrupt? have no-sense an unnecessary anti-francaise revolution that destroyed themselves ...

[@uneqejam]

God predicted what happened in France when through St. Mary Margaret Alacoque He asked for the consecration of France to the Sacred Heart of Jesus - the King didn't do that and exactly 100 years after, the revolutionaries cut the then King's head. This means somehow the Kings of those times might have been a bit out of line if they didn't obey the orders of God, but that doesn't justify the Revolution either, it rather means the opposite: God seeing the disposition of some people tried to come before that and make the King do something that would appease His wrath, but that didn't happen, and the scourge - the Revolution - happened, and since then the world is in decline, 300 years of slow regress, which after the godlessness of WWII it has escalated to new highs of degradation......All is burned down - our morals, our perpective for life, our future - and only God can fix it now. It will happen but with great pain from what it seems possible, may God have mercy on us!!!............

[@bradleyhoyt3188]

Tragic! :'(

[@saltiresnake8348]

Bill Whittle has a really good video on this called "A tale of two revolutions"

[@borisdisko4322]

OK but if bread was so cheap why were they yelling at the front of the palace that there's no bread? Bonus fun fact: Marie Antoinette never said let them eat cake, she said let them eat brioche, which is very tasty bread lol.

[@troublemak3r134]

There was enough bread being churned out from the bakeries, the revolutionaries stormed the transports and cut of the lines of bread to the people

[@justinwillingale2086]

My enemies are many my equals are non. Under the shade of olive trees they said Italy could never be conquered, in the lands in Pharos and kings they said Egypt could never be humbled. In the realm of forest and snow they said Russia could never be tamed. Now they say nothing they fear me like a force a nature a dealer in thunder and death. I say I am Napoleon, I am emperor.

[@dixielandcrew7]

Christian monarchists rise up!!!

[@jpmisterioman]

I like the idea of Monarchy, but I still have some doubts surrounding. For Example, what would hold up a tyrannical king? a corrupt king who's using people's money(taxes) in a bad way? what about the rights of people like private property and such?

[@uneqejam]

In the case of absolute monarchy, Church and State would be one, so the actions of the monarch would be watched and moderated and counseled by the clergy. If it goes really bad and a King won't listen, than there's prayer which can do miracles!......

[@alisagman362]

In most Absolute monarchies, modern and past, the monarchs would still have to follow certain rules, which would be enforced by either the clergy or the monarchs advisors, etc. Often times in the past, monarchs who became unpopular would just abdicate, like Emperor Pedro I of Brazil or Tsar Ferdinand I of Bulgaria, for example.

[@kiwichippie5465]

@@uneqejam you are totally deluded, prayer doesn't work. Absolute monarchy is tyrannical it only takes a quick look at history to prove that

[@seanhegadus8773]

Excellent video, truly

[@djgoodwin5358]

What are some unbiased books for research into this?

[@Tboy439]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I doubt an actual unbiased book has ever been written.

[@sw3aty_forte]

Did you record this inside a 5G tower? Good video regardless lol

[@thekingshussar1808]

VIVE LE ROI!!!!

[@slimcorntv9567]

Something tells me that the early Life Section will have something to say on this

[@BlasDeLezobestdebatorprofile]

Dude in the crowns of spain u put a picture why? the spanish crown is still there and was present during the proclomation of king felipe 6

[@Eza_yuta]

You turn off like and dislike number tell something.

[@stevematson4808]

The Jacobins are men possessed with the Jezibel spirit.

[@JEV2025]

Maybe, egalite or duke of orleans was involved with a black magic!

[@vinny9708]

Great stuff thanks

[@andremarco2413]

what is that awkward noise ?

[@officergregorystevens5765]

It's audio compression he's using .. meant to even out the volume of his microphone to avoid sharp differneces in volume..or really loudness, so when he's not talking the silence becomes louder, basically.

[@officergregorystevens5765]

cold also be a poorly calibrated 'noise gate' which effectively does the same thing, too.

[@petermedcalf1191]

Poor Louis XVI was holding a wolf by the ears .

[@shafur3]

Thank You great video

[@adrianainespena5654]

Louis was a good man, but incompetent at his job. Alas there were a lot of other incompetent people surrounding him. Lafayette was incompetent too. Mirabeau had good ideas but died. As for the revolutionaries well, they had the strange belief that prowess in debating societies qualified them to run a government.... basically the plot of any Three Stooges short. So it ended up as a farce of incompetence that ended in blood. The definitive history of the Revolution would be the one written by Laurance J. Peter.

[@bunney3272]

Estates General does not really represent the people as only the people physically could represent themselves (to be realistic). Down with Parliament and representative democracy! Any idea what is the meaning of the words democracy equality (if things are equal, why are you in power? Why am I 2cm taller than my neighbour?) freedom and liberty you preach all day? Give our liberties back!

[@HashimyHuseini]

Voice of Reason Liberty and equality are just terms if savaggnes.

[@a.m.theshinyjohtohunter4287]

Will you to one on the Politically incorrect truth about the Dark ages?

[@harshaweeraratne5806]

Poor king.So sad.

[@topdamagewizard]

How on earth did you upload this and think it's okay with that terrible feedback?

[@kqabro]

What about Napoleon? Was he a tool of anti French forces? To undo the revolution and pressurise king Louis?

[@JEV2025]

Napoleon was a dictatorship only...

[@Tboy439]

@@sameerhasan8101 ...This is how these masonic revolutions always turn out to supposidly get rid of a corrupt leader, and then a far more cruel and despotic dictator takes his place.

[@rovespasiano7425]

i dont ear the word jew

[@aspiringretard]

He would be banned

[@tencraziest5697]

Where are the sources dawg

[@tencraziest5697]

I'm willing to be convinced but the burden of proof is on you.

[@tylertruthseeker4034]

Do the research yourself and stop begging. you have a mind use it.

[@Jon-rc2yy]

I really like the audio

[@gitfiddler716]

They justed wanted to overthrow a Christian monarch.

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

Please upload your videos to Odysee so we can discuss them without censorship.

[@KenDelloSandro7565]

DIEU Le ROI

[@juancarlodejesus9439]

what is that sound

[@timothydudley5398]

Why does this sound like this was recorded on a potatoe?

[@ardsley2239]

Finally some body with a brain..wholehearted thanks for this.. DE sade would have definitely approved of this elucidation.he escaped by the skin of his teeth.

[@deliverfrance5937]

Get out of the boiler room man!

[@remonstrant]

You sound like George Lincoln Rockwell 🙏

[@noname18305]

Lmao he does kind of, GLR is he was a Catholic monarchist larp

[@svipdagx7291]

I was'nt there,but tsar Nicholas("give me a 1000 tsars over one Josef Stalin"M.Bukanin),A. Lincoln,J.F.Kennedy,even president Jefferson who was at least honest enough to say it asit is&now Louis the16th make it possible to hope for humanity.Henry Ford,the duke of Brunswick too,who as leader of worldwide freemasonry begged to close all chapters worldwide ca. 1800 'cause of"malevolent infiltration",bravo.

[@iraqiimmigrant2908]

🤯🤯🤯!!!

[@oldsoldier64]

Nec pluribus impar bitches!

[@RTS_Fleur]

Vive le Roy

[@TonoFonseca]

As much as I liked your video on Imperial Japan, a minute and a half into this one, and I'm already having problems. I have taken two classes on the French Revolution. Prior to these classes, I considered myself very pro-establishment on the topic of the French Revolution. Now that I know how complex the situation in fact was, I lean more to the side of the revolutionaries. The said revolutionaries consisted both of monarchists and republicans, whose mutual primary target was not Louis XVI, but rather, the looting aristocracy, and the Catholic Church, both of which wielded extreme power over people's lives - the former including serfdom. I say all this, and I am 1/16th nobility. According to a DNA test I took, I share an ancestor with Napoleon and with Marie Antoinette.

[@MadMonarchist]

This was about the King, not the clergy or aristocracy, they come up in Part III but the worst elements of both were with you -they supported the Revolution and that's how they survived. They knew how to support the powers-that-be.

[@titanscerw]

+Hajj Amin Christian America? who that supposed to be? Freemasons? or Puritan heretics? Calvinist Heretics? other-whatever heretics - Christian America ... the Catholic French who are today still British subjects were loyal British subjects back then even to the unfaithfull king (also heretic and also severely limited on power since 1689) - Freemasons who got support from French King to establish their hellish project of Satans republic then helped their masonic colleagues in France few years later - certainly a backfire for a France US was founded as pagan country and IS pagan country - if you deny this you are just simply not sincere about the issue, thats all.

[@antithesespistopheles8112]

+Hajj Amin Brilliant! Whats a good book that ties this all together?

[@cassandraseven3478]

Look in the Yellow Pages of any town or city you happen to be living in, for Churches. Yes. America is a Christian country. Then if you're interested, look in the Philosophy section of There Is A River, the first biography of the incomparable Edgar Cayce, for the connection to pagan.

[@cassandraseven3478]

Look on Henry Makow's site, Jewish, a Canadian. The Rothschilds have owned England for a very long time.