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Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest serving Monarch, dies aged 96 · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi, I'm Jay felon. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope. So today it's the 9th of
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  September 20, 22. I woke up to some very sad news
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  King Charles of third expresses great sadness upon the death of
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  his mother Queen Elizabeth. The second on the ABC News it
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  says what happens now? That Charles is king.
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  When is the Queen's funeral? And where will she be buried?
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  So Queen Elizabeth the dell. The second has died and her
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  eldest son, Charles has become the oldest king to assume the
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  British throne, most people in the United Kingdom, and
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  commonwealth countries including Australia, have never known a
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  monarch other than Elizabeth. The plan for what happens now.
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  She has died known as London Bridge.
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  It's unfolding and Charles has begun his reign.
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  He's what to expect. Charles will be King, Charles
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  the Third Camilla will be stalled.
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  The queen consort. So there was a lot of contention
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  initially while back about what she would be called.
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  Obviously the queen stepped in and said she had a sincere wish
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  that can Miller would be known as Queen consort because should
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  no one wanted her to be known as Princess of Wales because of how
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  it's related to the the connection with Princess Diana.
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  So what will happen? Now, Charles became king the
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  moment, Queen Elizabeth the second died.
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  The Ascension Council will now meet at st.
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  James's palace in London as soon as possible to Proclaim him
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  King. Listen, I like I said, she is
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  being the head of state. She's been the queen, she was
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  the queen for 70 years, and most Australians would only have
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  known her. As the queen as the head of.
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  Yeah, you know, she was the only monarch ruling Monarch, really
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  the most Australians would have known. the interesting thing
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  about Charles, I think he really showed where he stood last year
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  when he when he attended the Glasgow cop seminar.
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  Conference and he gave his speech and he really made it
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  clear where he stands when it come to climate change and
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  pushing for climate change initiatives.
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  I think he's going to have a massive influence a greater
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  influence over the United Kingdom, obviously and over the
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  Commonwealth Commonwealth. And he will keep pushing for
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  these climate change initiatives to keep going ahead.
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  No matter how adversely they keep affecting the economies of
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  Nations, and we're seeing in the UK, things are just the going
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  badly. When it comes to the energy
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  resources and energy uptake, the ability to provide energy end at
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  for a reasonable price. It's going badly for them over
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  there and yet they're still pushing ahead with it.
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  We're starting to see the same thing happen here in Australia.
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  Energy prices, just starting to really Skyrocket and it will
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  still keep it pushing ahead with it.
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  And people like King Charles, you know, they are, they're
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  really not for, he's really not for the people.
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  It's all about this worship of mother.
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  Thinned. And looking after looking, after
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  the Earth is false narrative, that were all in danger from
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  climate change. And, you know, they keep telling
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  us the floods in Pakistan, it's all climate change in action.
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  This is the climate crisis. This is what happens when we
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  allow carbon emissions to continue on as they were, it's
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  got nothing to do with with the neighboring country, China doing
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  a lot of geoengineering. Experiments, nothing to do with
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  that, at all. It's all to do with climate
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  change. I think we're in for some warm,
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  for some interesting times, to be honest, like I said, King,
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  Charles already made it clear way, he stands in that speech, I
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  would encourage you to go back to the speech, he made at
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  Glasgow last year, and he had made a couple of very strange
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  references, which seemed to indicate or obviously, that it
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  will seem to indicate his connection.
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  Deep connection to the world economic Forum, which we already
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  knew. But also the maybe he knew of
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  other things going on in the background when it comes to this
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  push for a one world government. And I think he is one of the
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  useful idiots to use a phrase. One of these useful idiots.
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  That's that utilize to help Ghana influence around the
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  world. Because we can see a greater
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  push for a one world government very soon, I believe in
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  continuing, push for climate change, initiatives, climate,
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  and energy initiatives to be changed into renewable energies.
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  And I think it's going to be an interesting time.
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  So Queen Elizabeth the second has passed away.
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  There's stable influence is gone and now we have King Charles and
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  his influence and we'll see where that takes us.
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  I am just glad that ultimately God is in control.
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  God is in control and this is all playing out.
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  Ultimately the way, the Bible said it would it will play out
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  the way. The Bible said I would and
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  continue to pray for your Nations, pray for this world.
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  Thank you for listening to the slippery slope.