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Understanding Monarchy in Canada
Canadian Kings are called Prime Ministers.
Unlike Americans, Canadians have been defrauded into thinking that they elect their representatives every four years, when in fact they elect commoners to exercise the Office of the Queen. Once elected, these men rule over the people exactly as a king would. It makes no difference whether they belong to the Liberal Party or the Conservative Party.
Canadian Premiers, unlike State Governors, act as mini-kings or mini-queens within their province.
Executive Branch
In the Westminster Parliamentary system of Government adopted from the British, the Prime Minister is the Executive Branch. He serves the interests of corporate monopolies, known as "the Family Compact", and relies on them to maintain power. He is accountable only to these select oligarchs.
The same holds true at a local level for Premiers in their Provinces. There are no term limits for Prime Ministers or Premiers in Canada.
Legislative and Judiciary
The Prime Minister appoints all Canadian Senators and Judges of the Supreme Court. There are no checks and balances, nor is there any outside review.
The same holds true at a local level for Premiers in their Provinces. There is no elected Senate to oppose the decree of a Prime Minister or a Premier.