A thought has grown in my mind over the years. What if I have been wrong, and a monarchy is the best form of government after all?


Let's face facts:
- Stable states have monarchies. Republican states are instable, prone to irresponsible adventures.
- Modern monarchies are different from the old ones. Even commoners can now climb to the status of monarch.
- The papacy is a monarchy too. This shows that monarchy and meritocracy can go hand-in-hand, to increase that most central funtion of modern monarchies: to be a beacon of morality in our confused postmodern world.
- A quick glance at the difference in the past two centuries between Britain and the failed cesspool that is France should bury the argument for republicanism.


On behalf of all commoners I'd like to offer my sincere apologies to all monarchs, especially the decapitated ones. An apology I would like to extent to their brave commoner supporters, who in the face of opposition of excitable masses have proven with their money and the blood of their children their staunch loyalty to those God has placed above them.


Le républicanisme est mort, vive le roi! Vive la Monarchie!