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Outrage Erupts as Brits and Americans Slam the Monarch’s Shocking Easter Message
In a move that has left many gobsmacked, King Charles has sparked a firestorm of outrage across the UK and the US with his Easter message, which critics argue prioritizes Islam over the Christian faith he’s meant to defend. As the Supreme Governor of the Church of England, the King’s decision to highlight Islam and Judaism while glossing over the core of Easter—a celebration of Our Lord Jesus, who died on the cross and rose again to save humanity—has been branded a disgrace. With the UK seemingly turning its back on its Christian heritage, many fear the monarchy itself is fading into the abyss, while “woke” ideology and a two-tier justice system threaten to destroy the nation’s foundations.
A Shocking Easter Message: Where’s the Christianity, Mate?
In his Easter address, King Charles stated, “The love [Jesus] showed when he walked the Earth reflected the Jewish ethic of caring for the stranger and those in need, a deep human instinct echoed in Islam and other religious traditions, and in the hearts of all who seek the good of others.” While the message sounds noble, critics like David Wood from the Apologetics Roadshow argue it’s a deliberate attempt to dilute the Christian significance of Easter. Wood points out that Islam denies the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus—core tenets of Christianity—yet the King chose to praise it during a sacred Christian holiday. “Strange to praise a religion that curses Easter in a message about Easter,” Wood remarks, highlighting verses from the Quran (Surah 9:29, 98:6) that call for the subjugation of Christians and label them as the “worst of creatures.”
Dan Wootton, host of Dan Wootton Outspoken, didn’t hold back, calling the King’s message “outrageous.” He warns, “Where this can end up is King Charles loses the monarchy.” Wootton notes that the King’s Ramadan message made no mention of Christianity, yet he felt compelled to bring Islam into Easter. “It’s a solemn day, Good Friday, and we always used to look to the head of the Church of England, the late Queen Elizabeth II—how we wish for her presence now,” he laments. On platforms like X, voices such as Father Calvin Robinson echo this sentiment, branding Charles a “disgrace” who should abdicate, while Liam Tuffs and Calvin McKenzie question why the King would praise Islam when its followers reject the very events Easter commemorates.
A Two-Tier Justice System: Woke Madness and Christian Persecution
The outrage doesn’t stop at the King’s words. The UK’s justice system has come under fire for what many call a “two-tier” approach, where Christians and free speech advocates are punished while others are protected. Tommy Robinson, a vocal critic of radical Islam, has been imprisoned and placed in isolation for 130 days—far exceeding the legal limit of 72 hours before review. His crime? Showing a film exposing the corrupt judiciary, which has garnered over 160 million views on X. Meanwhile, the UK government has reportedly handed over $800,000 in legal defense funds to Rotherham Muslim rape gang members, as revealed by Jihad Watch. This stark contrast has Brits fuming, with many asking: where does King Charles’ loyalty lie—with the British people or with Islam?
GB News highlighted this disparity, noting that while Charles mentions Islam and Judaism in his Easter message, he never references Christianity in his Ramadan or Eid messages. “Is it not possible for the head of the Church of England to deliver a message exclusively to Christians during the most important week in the Christian calendar?” the outlet asks. The panel, including Susan Evans, Lord Bailey, and Matthew Laza, debated whether the King is neglecting his Christian base. Lord Bailey argues that the monarchy’s survival is tied to Christianity’s prominence in society, warning, “When Christian faith loses its prominence, the royal family will be right behind it.”
The UK’s Christian Heritage: Turning Its Back on Jesus
The UK, once a bastion of Christian values, is now seen by many as abandoning its roots. Father Phil Harris, speaking on Dan Wootton Outspoken, notes the decline of the Church of England, with the Catholic faith growing at twice the rate due to conversions and immigration. “We have a Church of England that is in decline… what would our beloved Queen Elizabeth II be saying right now?” he asks. Harris and Connor Tomlinson express alarm at the King’s focus on interfaith dialogue, with Tomlinson pointing out that Islam’s teachings, such as denying Christ’s resurrection, are fundamentally at odds with Christianity. “Islam believes itself to be the final revelation of God, hence the need for submission,” he says, questioning the King’s motives.
This shift is evident in broader society. GB News reports over 9,000 crimes against churches in the UK in recent years—arson, vandalism, theft—yet churches lack the protections afforded to mosques and synagogues. Globally, Christians face persecution, with 40 recently slaughtered by an Islamist government in Nigeria, a tragedy that barely made headlines. Meanwhile, Ramadan lights adorn the capital during the holy Easter season, a move Harris calls a betrayal of Christian values. “How can we be applauding that religion when it sets its face against the Christian message of Jesus being the Son of the living God?” he asks.
Woke Ideology and the Fall of the Monarchy
The “woke” agenda, critics argue, is eroding the UK’s foundations. King Charles’ obsession with diversity and multiculturalism—seen in his regret over historical events like slavery, which he had no part in—has led to accusations of neglecting his primary duty: defending the Christian faith. Justin Welby, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, is described as a “complete disaster,” more focused on climate change than protecting Christians. With Prince William showing even less interest in faith, skipping Easter services, the monarchy’s future looks bleak. “The monarch is the Supreme Governor of the Church of England… who is going to stand up for Christianity in the nation?” Harris asks.
Across the pond, the US under President Donald J. Trump and Vice President JD Vance is seen as escaping the woke wave. Vance has warned that the UK could become “the first Islamist country with nuclear weapons,” a chilling prospect as Keir Starmer’s leadership aligns with these trends. The US, many argue, must prioritise its own interests and be wary of the UK’s decision-making, especially under Charles.
A Nation Adrift: Has the King Gone Bloody Mad?
As the UK grapples with what many see as centuries of dominance giving way to Islam, questions abound. Has King Charles gone bloody mad? Is Queen Elizabeth II rolling in her royal grave? The monarchy, once a symbol of stability and Christian heritage, now teeters on the edge of irrelevance. David Wood offers a glimmer of hope, recalling his own redemption through Christ: “I had completely ruined my life… but if anyone knows how to deal with a hopeless situation, it’s the one who rose from the dead.” He urges Brits to turn to Jesus, who conquered death, as their culture crumbles.
The UK stands at a crossroads. Will it reclaim its Christian heritage, or will it continue down a path where the monarchy and its values fade into the abyss? For now, the outrage over King Charles’ “woke” Easter message serves as a stark reminder of a nation—and a monarchy—losing its way.
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