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That's what the deep state wants you to thinkSo, you have to put two portraits to see it?
That is a stretch, even for conspiracy theories…
That's what the deep state wants you to thinkSo, you have to put two portraits to see it?
That is a stretch, even for conspiracy theories…
This is the kind of thing that bugs me because it's so simple and straightforward. He is the King of Canada and has been for more than 18 months. We know he has both an RCN and a CA uniform (granted with Vice Admiral/LGen rank but I'm sure he has a tailor could fix that assuming as King he gets promoted...). He has the Order of Canada he can wear. The government must have photographers on contract for official portraits, if Bryan Adams isn't available. Send one over and take the .... picture!Meanwhile in Canada . . .
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He could send a selfie.
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He has The Royal Winnipeg Rifles uniform with the rank of Colonel also.
The LBD nomenclature and their regimental motto are problematic enough in the pursuit of Reconciliation... apparentlyI'm sure the 'demonic imagery' conspiracists would enjoy your 'Little Black Devils' reference
The LBD nomenclature and their regimental motto are problematic enough in the pursuit of Reconciliation... apparently
Apparently Army G1 is reviewing traditions/honours related to the 1885 Northwest Resistance (as well as it should longer be called a Rebellion... ).
Apparently Army G1 is reviewing traditions/honours related to the 1885 Northwest Resistance (as well as it should longer be called a Rebellion... ).
References to Metis or First Nations as "enemies of Canada" are problematic and thus having the RWR lean into adopting their motto "hosti acie nominati" is not in the spirit of reconciliation. The fact that the name the " enemy" gave them at the Battle of Fish Creek was "Little Black Devils" is also under scrutiny.
Actually I have not heard that. Our Regimental Motto is "named by the enemy in battle" but in Latin. I have not seen or heard an Indigenous leader who have had an issue with The Little Black Devils. Now Bishop Grandin is a different story....The LBD nomenclature and their regimental motto are problematic enough in the pursuit of Reconciliation... apparently
This is a typical "lean forward" from CPCC/Army G1. COAs are still being decided on.Actually I have not heard that. Our Regimental Motto is "named by the enemy in battle" but in Latin. I have not seen or heard an Indigenous leader who have had an issue with The Little Black Devils. Now Bishop Grandin is a different story....
"We know of the Redcoats but who are these little black devils?"
Bed wetting whining apologists. Our version of wokenessThis is a typical "lean forward" from CPCC/Army G1. COAs are still being decided on.
Being proactive isn't always the best COA.This is a typical "lean forward" from CPCC/Army G1. COAs are still being decided on.
Oh god, that’s awful.Official portrait's out (source) ...
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... and it's proving to be a wee bit ... controversial ...
King Charles III's bright red official portrait raises eyebrows
Britain's monarch King Charles III has unveiled the first official portrait done of him since his coronation, to mixed reviews.www.cbsnews.comJonathan Yeo’s portrait of Charles III review – a formulaic bit of facile flattery
A psychedelic sea of lurid reds and a clunking monarch butterfly cannot save this superficially observed and carelessly executed bland banalitywww.theguardian.com‘Burning in Hell’ or ‘Very Fine’? King Charles’ First Official Portrait Unveiled
Queen Camilla told artist Jonathan Yeo, “Yes, you’ve got him.” Charles suggested the butterfly landing on his shoulder. And online, debate rages about all that swirling red.www.thedailybeast.comAll the hidden details you missed in King Charles' first official portrait since his coronation
British artist Jonathan Yeo is behind the first portrait of King Charles III since his coronation. His red-hued painting contains subtle references.www.businessinsider.com
I'd say it's less proactive, and more educated upper middle class person offended on behalf of someone else.Being proactive isn't always the best COA.
Well, firstly, it's quite big, which is excellent. Because if it was really small, you know, microscopic, then hardly anyone would be able to see it, which would be a tremendous shame.
I quite like it, despite being not very "artsy".Well, firstly, it's quite big, which is excellent. Because if it was really small, you know, microscopic, then hardly anyone would be able to see it, which would be a tremendous shame.
Sir Redvers Buller. Not sure of why you chose him, but he was a bit of a dunderhead?I quite like it, despite being not very "artsy".
You can see him and his uniform, but it's not an attempt to recreate a late Victorian "hero" shot.
Bonus points if you know who this is, and why I chose him.