History records that the British Monarchy came to a (temporary) halt when King Charles 1st lost his head, literally, in 1649. Is it possible that our current King Charles 3rd mightl be the last King of the United Kingdom? Current signs are not encouraging with the latest foolish act of the new King being to invite renowned race baiter and anti-Royalist Marlene Headley (aka Ngozi Fulani) to Buckingham Palace.
Let’s take a moment to consider the background to all of this and try to understand why it is such a profound misjudgement by King Charles.
It all pivots around 83-year-old Lady Susan Hussey. In her role as a Lady of the Household, she attended a reception on the 29th November hosted by Camilla, Queen Consort at Buckingham Palace. The purpose of the reception was recognition of “16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence” – yes, that’s the sort of thing on Royal Radar, apparently!
The next day, Lady Hussey resigned from the royal household, following the media reporting of an alleged racist conversation between her and Marlene Headkey aka Ngozi Fulani, a black British woman and the chief executive and sole employee of the charity Sistah Space, at the reception.
In a post on Twitter, Fulani said that Hussey had questioned her origins by repeatedly asking where she was “really” from. This was reason enough for the Royal Household to throw Hussey to the wolves the next morning.
Prince William, her godson, had a statement released saying that “racism has no place in our society” and the Palace itself said of the incident that “the individual concerned would like to express her profound apologies for the hurt caused and has stepped aside”
The media feeding frenzy left no one in any doubt that Ngozy Fulani was the victim of a racist conversation and the ONLY defence of Lady Susan offered was that she was 83 years old and possibly a little deaf!
But then other information emerged. For starters, ‘Ngozi Fulani” was discovered to be otherwise known as Marlene Headley, the daughter of Caribbean immigrants Winston and Mildred Headley. The Charity that she set up employs one person – her. The Charity concerned is alleged to have refused to give help to a disabled mixed-race person. Headley pays herself an annual salary of £65,000 with even greater expenses. At the actual event, she wore clothing which looked African.
Put yourself in the shoes of Lady Susan. She is at a reception and sees a lady dressed in African style attire. She has an African sounding name. When asked where here where she was she from – standard operating procedure for a Lady in Waiting -she received evasive answers. Her only possible mistake was to press Headley/Fulani further on where she actually came from instead of just moving on. On this basis alone, there was NO reason to dismiss this loyal lady – but in the Court of King Charles the Third pandering to race baiters come first.
This explains why we then discovered that Headley/Fulani is to be invited back to the Palace so they can better understand all her important work! This unseemly grovelling to someone who has a Twitter history of being loudly anti-Royal will do the Royal Family no favours. They won’t convert her. They won’t win her over. She will simply virtue signal all the louder and undoubtedly attract more funds to her organisation. And Lady Hussey is banished.
The subliminal message being sent here is not that which the Palace thinks. It does not show them as deeply caring and principled but rather weak and disloyal. It shows they will sacrifice anyone who attracts woke criticism.
In the final analysis, King Charles was quite happy to instantly betray his own staff and that sets a precedent unthinkable during the long reign of Queen Elizabeth. The playing of the Race Card has shown up the weakness at the heart of this new Court and it will surely only encourage others to do likewise.
King Charles 1st is on record saying, “Never make a defence or apology before you are accused” King Charles the Third has started his reign by apologising for something that seems like a contrived set up.
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