We are a Christian nation.
From Jamestown, then the Mayflower to our Puritan Rebellion we have been a nation and people who worship the Triune God, the Lord Almighty
Just a few days ago, King Charles III made a speech in the Parliament in Rome. The first time a monarch has done so. The fact he made part of such in Italian went down extremely well there. That event can only reinforce the already very strong relations between Italy and Britain: what he did was an example of ‘Soft Power’, of how he used his position as monarch to further that which is beneficial to both countries and beyond: certainly beyond what is known as the ‘Whispering Gallery’, the connections between the Court of St. James and all other countries’ embassies in my country. Of course, not far from that Parliament is Vatican City: of course II the King & Queen Camilla visited Pope Francis while still recuperating, reinforcing how Charles III is the ‘Defender of Faith’: from how he briefly met with the RCC’s Cardinal there immediately after his coronation as not only King but head of the Church of England: Protestant, right up to a few days ago. So it’s not only relations with Italy that are extremely good as of that state visit.
Welp, you’d better admit that you vote Democrat because it’s not only Don Old Fart that is such a sad loss to the diplomatic corps, Billy-boy. [/Doug Piranha-levels of sarcasm]
The irony here is how already strong bridges between Protestant Britain are even more reinforced with Catholic Italy. Question: what was the state religion of my country before those ‘Puritans’ rebelled…?!
…certainly before these tariffs. None whatsoever between two certain countries, though. Soft Power is good.
Soft Power works. [/Gordon Gekko]