King Charles III - Coronation Blues (Part 2)

The Black Spy Podcast Season 9, Episode 0005

This is episode Two of this two week special which looks at the coronation of King Charles the III of England and the UK.

In the coming fascinating discussion from the perspective of National Security, Secret Intelligence, societal norms, societal changes, media nuanced geo-politics and the perceived or actual feel of the British people vis-a-vis the coronation and its real world implications for the UK:

Do the Royal family matter?

Do those who swear an oath to the King, do so earnestly and knowing all consequence?

What does this oath swearing potentially mean for the oath takers within British society?

Was suggesting that everyday Brits swear an allegiance to King Charles a step too far? 

What does the coronation mean for the Royals?

What’s the wealth of the Royals?

What's the cost of the Royal family to British citizens?

Do Royals pay taxes?

Are the Royals fiscally accountable to the British state?

Are the Royals criminally accountable or do they stand above the law?

The above points, in addition to recollections of moments with King Charles, are recounted by the Black spy and his professional journalistic and publicist podcast partner, Firgas Esack in this and last week's podcast. 

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