Text of Romana Didulo "Coffee with Queen" 03/01/2025 Transcription courtesy of @SMetharp - Thank you! Additional audio-to-text by @Kuslak - Thank you! Total running time including countdown: 4:50:48 Words: 25,334 | Characters: 147,395 [Romana Didulo] [Darlene Ondik] -- [Part 1 of 4:] Grand afternoon, grand Evening to all IAMs of the kingdom of Canada and all IAMs of the world no matter where you are in the world. Welcome and greetings. Welcome to our honored guests. And before I do that, I guess I should be introducing myself. I am her excellency Darlene Ondi, the press secretary of the Kingdom of Canada, National Minister of Infrastructure and Highways and today's MC and host of Queen Romana's coffee with her Royal Majesty Queen Romana Didulo. And I know everyone is very excited to be here. We have so much information and I want to formally welcome all our guests. Thank you so much for being here. Welcome to our honored guests, all baby girls, baby boys of the Kingdom of Canada, the world, our entire system and those beyond the borders of the star system. Welcome to one, welcome to all, to every lady, man, the true and real Queen, Emperor's and empresses, Kings, Crown Princes, Crown Princesses, Presidents and Prime Ministers to the Kingdom of Canada's Prime Ministers, Cabinet Ministers, National Ministers, Regional Ministers, Provincial Coordinators and all our volunteers around the world who lead and guide with respect, dignity, honour and wisdom under natural law. Thank you and welcome to each and every one of you. I also want to take this moment to greet and welcome Her Royal Majesty Queen Romana Didulo. Commander in Chief of North America, Head of State, Head of Government, President, First Prime Minister, National Indigenous Chief, Queen of the Kingdom of Canada, Queen of America, Queen of North America and Queen of the world under natural law. I know this is the moment that all IAMs of the Kingdom of Canada and all IAMs of the world have been waiting for. I'd like to greet and welcome Her Royal Majesty Queen Romana Didulo to coffee with Her Royal Majesty. And by the way, it is March 1, 2025. Oh, of course. So don't go sit down yet, they say. Come on, everybody, stand up. [Music] It's your right to dance like me, otherwise your leavers are the same. All right, everyone. Well, we could have stopped right there. Everyone would have been so happy with just having you dance because I know we the people have been waiting and I don't want to say that because there is no time for the President. But the damn thing that will take place in the Kingdom of Canada and around the world. So thank you so much, Your Royal Majesty. I know we have so much incredible, incredible information to go through. And for those of you, if this is your first time here, I'm asking you to be fully present. I encourage you to grab your beverage. This is coffee with Her Royal Majesty Queen Romana Didulo. So I guess we'll get those coffees here for you, Your Majesty. Thank you. Thank you. And for those of you, by the way, greetings everyone. I'm holding a mouse because I'm also driving the presentation online. So, all right. Just in case you're wondering why. We have the computer mouse right here. Okay?. So, as this tradition, I wanted to make a toast to Your Royal Majesty, Queen Romana Didulo. May you reign unto infinity. Thank you. 1 - 03/01/25 You know what that means, right? The Queen working till infinity and beyond. Oh boy. There we go. I'll take a toast to that. Thank you. And greetings to the children. Thank you very much. I just saw in my vision a child waving. Hi. So greetings everyone. And thank you. Your Excellency, Darlene Ondi. To our national and provincial coordinators, our national ministers, regional ministers. Princes, Crown Princesses, Crown Prince, Prime Ministers of the Kingdom of Canada. Kings and Queens, the true real ones, not the ones appointed by the bankers. True presidents, not the ones appointed, preselected by the bankers. And emperors and empresses, the true real royal family members, not the ones appointed by the bankers. To parents. Thank you for taking the time to bring your children, baby boys, baby girls, to coffee with the queen. Some of you are not old enough, the children to perhaps take coffee. You're welcome also to have your milk bottle. I attended many meetings with my milk bottles when I was very young with grandmother. So welcome. And of course to those of you who don't drink coffee, tea, water, juice, milk. All welcome. Whatever your choice of beverage. To my sister number one and number two, I love you very much. And thank you for all the messages that you sent. And of course for helping the we the people of the Kingdom of Canada and supporting me. For sending money from my trust fund. Without which the Kingdom of Canada and the we the people will not have a ongoing. We cannot necessarily say it's a mobile government at the moment because we are stationary, but the Kingdom of Canada's government. So thank you very much to my family, all friends, colleagues, friend and foe. As they say, love your friends, be in love with your enemies. I don't have any enemies. So I guess that means you have. Whoever is counting themselves as my enemies, I don't have one. So you're simply not part of the package. So thank you everyone. Welcome, of course, I would like to say thank you to the team that has worked. For the last three to four days. Incredibly, incredibly. I mean, transformed one room. That was literally. I think I can say if it was a junkyard. Full of equipment transformed into this beautiful set. And even the room table was taken here. So, you everyone. And some are shy to be shown on camera. Nor their names to be mentioned. So I won't. But I was quite impressed. Her excellency, Darlene had taken a video of the before and after. Perhaps when we have more time, we'll show some of these before and after videos. Because you will leave it unless you were here or unless you see the video. Unless you see the video. With that said, thank you everyone. Thank you. Thank you to the team that works truly 24 hours a day. And again, you won't know that unless you've been here. And unless you're here. So thank you everyone. Many have not got to sleep yet. So I'm sure they're saying, Okay?, Queen Romano, let's get on with the program. And the Queen, I think today, what time was my last message to all the team members? I believe it was 4:39. 439 a.m. Yes. And because I was finishing the final touches to the Royal Decrees and of course the presentation to make sure that as much as possible, you will have the best information regarding each and every Royal Decree. That will be released today, publicly. But we will have, I will share with you the reasons, the rationale why for each Royal Decree, why Royal Decree has been issued and what it means, the effects of it for the people of the Kingdom. And our businesses as well as the economy of course of the entire Kingdom of Canada. So thank you everyone for being here. And thank you, Queen Romano for being here. We would be happy to be with Queen Romano with Queen Romano. So thank you so much, Your Honor. I stand before we do start out. I did want to take this moment to acknowledge you because yes, I am very privileged to spend much time and I'm by your side many moments. And as the team sees, you work so hard for we the people. I mean, 4L39, just think of that for a moment that this is your Queen, your monarch that is spending endless hours for you. So I'm asking all of you to stay fully present. Please grab a pen and paper because there is so much extraordinary information and I believe we have, it might be 10. Yes, we're going to be going through 10 Royal Decrees today. Not the actual content of the Royal Decrees, but the rationale. The reasons why, as I mentioned, I would like each and every one of you to have an 2 - 03/01/25 understanding why I'm issuing the Royal Decrees and what it will do to the effects of it in terms of what will happen to the kingdom, the transition from if we are nationalizing an industry, what it will do and why we're doing it. Okay? so I tried as much as possible to answer the who, what, when, where, why and how in a very short format and to the children. I will explain to you there might be some words that's new to you. So I will try as much as possible to explain that carefully and clearly. Okay?. Thank you, your Majesty. And thank you to the VIPs of all VIPs for being here and her Royal Majesty acknowledges you first. You are the future of this kingdom and of the world. So thank you for being here. So we are going to start with nationalization of housing. Your most recent world decree that you were issuing your Royal Majesty and we'll just get into it because. Yes, so huge. Okay?. So this one here. These are all the Royal Decrees that will be released today. Okay?. There are 10 of them. Actually, I was finishing at 4:39, the Royal Decree for the military training, the recruits. Because I know many have. Let's just say many things that being in the military or joining the military includes dressing up a certain way. Well, yes, it does the uniform. Okay?. So let's start with your housing. Okay?. So where is my presentation here? And for some reason, my balance is now not working. Hi. It looks like the sensor. Ah, because the computer is way down there, maybe. Can we bring that computer up? Because I have to move it there. The computer is right underneath. Okay?. Okay?. Working a bit, but not much. I guess I'll have to do this one. This is going to be an awkward situation here. Does it need a new battery? Maybe. Okay?. There you go. Still. All right, everyone. So just so you know what we're going to be covering today. Let's start with what's on the agenda for today. So you can see there the number one we're going to go through is Royal Decree Nationalization of Housing. Second Royal Decree is the removal of economic trade barriers across the Kingdom of Canada. Number three is the nationalization of electricity grid. Number four, the Kingdom of Canada's auto industry. Number five, Royal Decree relating to telecommunications. And then the aerospace industry is number six. And of course, number seven is the continued strategic investments across the Kingdom. Number eight is the Royal Decree National Economic Corridor. We already have one issued several years ago. And number nine, price reset. This is the essential goods products and produce across the Kingdom of Canada. And number 10 is the price reset on housing. So this is to do with the residential. All right. So you might want to, depending on the interest or what your industry is, you might want to make sure to take notes. Okay?. Because I'll be giving you the rationalization as to why I issued this Royal Decrees. Okay?. So I need that. Thank you. Stop taking my presentation off the screen for a minute. Hang on. I'm just kidding. All right. Wait a minute here. Okay?. So there's the rationalization for those of you who love to take notes or maybe you want to screenshot that. So the rationalization for housing. Okay?. Or rationale for nationalization of housing. All right. So here's my notes. All recorded and all circles and all that stuff. No, housing, housing, housing. So number one, Okay?. First Royal Decree that we're going through. So this is the housing as a fundamental human rights. Okay?. So that's rationale number one. Why Her Royal Majesty Queen Romana is nationalizing our housing. So I would like everyone to know that my decision to nationalize our housing. Within the Kingdom of Canada is not one that I've taken lightly. But a necessary and just measure to address the profound challenges our people are facing. So I have, as I said, anyone and anything that is being politicized. You know that cat icon or a gif that I usefully put like that during the or the QRTRV news being used or even on my post. So I've been watching the housing industry. And unfortunately people have politicized to select few the corrupt. And you cannot say incompetent because they know exactly what they're doing. They're following their puppets agenda or their puppeteers agenda, their handlers agenda. They're being told what to do. So they haven't that much. And they have as I've observed redirected some of the funds. And wherever they have started building homes, it's going to take years for them to build homes. That is not acceptable. And so that is why I have decided to nationalize our housing. The residential. Okay?. So the rationale for this decree is based in the principles of equity, justice and common good. So children always remember that when the Queen issues a 3 - 03/01/25 royal decree. I have looked at what the issue, what was done, what is not being done. And then I step in and bulldoze those who are playing politics. And those who are profiting. Excessively, excessively as a child that says, I don't know what excessively mom. Okay?. Too much is the word. Okay?. So that's what it means. Select few people are profiting, making too much money on housing. Meanwhile, we have many people who are homeless. Okay?. So the kingdom of Canada is founded upon the belief that every individual is entitled to dignity, security and the opportunity to thrive. Housing is not merely a commodity. It is a basic human necessity. Essential children, the word essential means important for the physical, emotional and social being of our people. Yet for too long, the housing markets. Market has treated homes as investments rather than as places of shelter and commodity and community. This has led to widespread inequality with many of our people unable to afford a place to live. While others profit, here comes the word children excessively from the basic needs of their fellow human being. By nationalizing housing, I reaffirm my commitment to the principle that access to adequate housing is a fundamental right, not a privilege reserved for the wealthy. This decree ensures that every national, regardless of income or social status, shall have a place to call home. The next one on screen. We have that slide up. Thank you addressing the housing crisis. That's number two. The kingdom of Canada faces a severe and growing housing crisis, skyrocketing prices, speculative practices. Speculative children means guessing. Guess what I have. Guess what you don't have. That one. That's speculation. And the commodification, they're selling it as if it were candies of housing have made it increasingly difficult for ordinary Canadians to buy or rent homes in many regions to cost of housing. Far exceeds the means of working families, forcing them into overcrowded conditions, precarious living situations, precarious word for precarious. Anyone difficult. Or even homelessness. So the nationalization of housing is a decisive step to address this crisis. By placing housing under the stewardship of the kingdom and the queen, we ensure that the supply of homes meets the needs of the population that prices are kept affordable. And that the speculative practices which have driven this crisis are eliminated. Number three on that chart presentation, eliminating speculations and exploitation. The housing market has become a playground for speculators. Speculators is the person who is guessing, guessing, guessing. And investors who treat homes as financial assets rather than as places for people to live. This speculative activity has driven up prices, created artificial scarcity, artificial meaning fake. Scarcity and contributed to the destabilization of communities. It is unconscionable that the basic need for shelter should be subject to the whims of profit-driven markets. Nationalization puts an end to this exploitation. By removing housing from the speculative market, I am able to ensure as your queen that homes are used for their intended purposes. To provide shelter and security for our people, this measure will stabilize the housing market, prevent future crises, and ensure that housing serves the public good rather than private profit. Number four promoting social equity and inclusion. Oh, those of you who love this one, the word inclusion, right? The current housing system perpetuates children, the word perpetuates, continues, deep social inequalities. Inequalities you simply remove for the children you remove in equal, that means not equal. Okay? So I'll repeat that, the current housing system perpetuates deep social inequalities. Notice the word system there, because it was planned. It was orchestrated, orchestrated meaning they planned it and then they implemented it. Okay? So it was planned, the old system. So for those of you who love the old system, you know, the vote, vote, vote here because you think you're both counted, that's what it has done. What's the system? Okay? Marginalized groups, including low-income families, newcomers, and persons with disabilities are this proportionately, my job, affected by the lack of affordable housing. This proportionate, again, the not equal. This inequity undermines the social fabric of the kingdom. Let's repeat that one. This inequity undermines the social fabric of the kingdom and hinders the full participation of all nationals in the life of the nation. Nationalization allows the kingdom and her royal majesty to prioritize the needs of the most vulnerable and to ensure that housing is distributed fairly and equitably by placing housing under public control. We can implement policies that promote inclusion, reduce disparities, and foster a more just and cohesive society. Number five. Uh-oh, a child needing attention. Okay?. It'd be amazing visual and getting. Number five. Ensure sustainable and planned development. The unchecked growth of urban areas and the lack of 4 - 03/01/25 coordinated planning have led to inefficient use of land, environmental degradation, and the proliferation of poorly constructed housing. And by the way, have any tissue here? Yes, I have. Thank you. The Royal Housing Authority. This is part of this nationalization is we will have Royal Housing Authority component to that will oversee the development of sustainable, well-planned communities that meets the needs, meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to thrive. Through nationalization, the kingdom and her royal majesty can ensure that housing development is aligned with common sense. Okay?, the word common sense environmental sustainability, energy efficiency, and the preservation of natural spaces. This approach will create livable, resilient communities that enhance the quality of life of all nationals. Number six. Strengthening the social contract. The relationship between the kingdom of Canada, her royal majesty, Queen Romana, and all nationals is founded on a social contract in which the crown in this case her royal majesty is entrusted with the duty to protect and provide for the welfare of the people. Let me repeat that. That's the responsibility of the crown of the monarch, whoever the monarch is in the past or was in the past. That was the responsibility of the monarch. Okay?. It says the relationship between the crown and that's the monarch and the kingdom and the people is founded on a social contract in which the crown, meaning the monarch, the queen or the king is entrusted with the duty to protect and provide for the welfare of the people. The housing crisis represents a failure of that contract. So whoever you saw as your monarch in the past failed royally to provide you housing. You can slice it any way you want, but when you look at how many homeless we have, that's where you're at. Okay?. So let me repeat the housing crisis represents a failure of this contract as many of our nationals have been left without the basic necessity of shelter. By nationalizing housing, her royal majesty fulfills her sacred obligation to ensure the well being of all nationals. This can reaffirm this action reaffirms the principle that the resources of the kingdom, including its land and housing are to be used for the benefit of all, not for the enrichment of a few. -- [Part 2 of 4:] Number Seven. Economic stability and prosperity. The housing crisis has far reaching economic consequences. High housing costs strain household budgets reduce disposable income and limit economic mobility. They also place a burden on public service. As homelessness and housing insecurity lead to increased demands on healthcare, social services and law enforcement. By ensuring access to affordable housing, nationalization will alleviate these pressures and contribute to a more stable and prosperous economy. Secure housing enables individuals to participate fully in the workforce, pursue education and training and contribute to the economic and cultural life of the kingdom. Number eight, a vision for the future. That's for/where the Queen there...All right. The nationalization of housing is not merely a response to current challenges. It is a bold step toward a brighter future for the kingdom of Canada. Let me repeat that for those of you that are not clear as to why I'm nationalizing and have nationalized the kingdom of Canada's housing. This is residential. OKAY? The nationalization of housing is not merely a response to current challenges. It is a bold step toward a brighter future for the kingdom of Canada. It reflects my vision as your Queen and monarch of a society in which every citizen, in this case every national, has the opportunity to live with dignity, security and hope. So that is my vision and I'm implementing it. This decree is a testament to the enduring values of compassion, justice and solidity. Uh-huh. The job...uh..Not a robot. So this decree is a testament to the enduring values of compassion, justice and solidarity that define our kingdom. It is a declaration that the welfare of the people shall always be the highest priority of the crown in this case, your monarch. That's me. 5 - 03/01/25 Okay. Here's the conclusion. Why am nationalizing? I didn't put that there. So in conclusion, the nationalization of housing is a necessary transformative measure to address the urgent needs of our people to rectify the injustice of the current system. OKay? Or in this case, the old system. Okay? So to rectify the injustice of the old system, you know, the old system where you go vote, vote, vote every two years, every four years. And then you go into that insane circle of expecting different results by voting the same people, the same, you know, organizations, the same corporations, less creating as non-profit organizations. Yeah, that one. It is our solemn duty and privilege. In this case, it is my solemn duty and privilege to enact this decree. And I will do so with unwavering conviction that it is in the best interest of the kingdom and all of our nationals. Okay? So that is the reason why, or those are some of the reasons why and rationales, the explanations and justifications as to why I am and have issued a royal decree and this will be published today. Nationalizing our housing. Well, congratulations to the people and thank you so much your Royal Magesty to be reminded although this is a historic moment, another historic moment never done in the universe before. So, toast. Thank you. Well, I would like to solicit an input from the crowd. What's the feedback there from the crowd? Yes? I'm happy. Okay. You're welcome. Your Majesty, I sense for we the people for them to hear that the Canadian Nationals believe the people have been finally placed first, made a priority by their monarch. It's overwhelming, I think, for many because they have been placed at the bottom and you are elevating them to the very top. Yes. I said the duty, the monarch has the duty and not only to provide for the welfare of the people, but as I said before in my one of my videos that the wealth of a true monarch is the well being of her people. It's not how many palaces you have. It's not the size of your bank account. It's the well being of your people is your true wealth as a monarch. When your people are happy and well, then you can rest. But until such time that your people have that need, the work of the monarch doesn't stop. So let's move away from the Hollywood definition of what a monarch is by showing you that they're being chaperoned by 30, 50 different vehicles escorting them from one place to the other and driven into a palace. That doesn't say anything about their work. That doesn't say anything about whether they care about you. And if you have to pay, for example, tens of millions of dollars for somebody who calls themselves a monarch to come to the kingdom of Canada and tour. And then get set back to their other countries. That's not a monarch. That's Hollywood stars. I'm crying, the children are crying. Happy tears, the children I know. Maybe we're going out another city that's where you just think it's coming. Okay. So thank you everyone. The next we have, the next royal decree we have. So thank you everyone for that feedback. There are some comments there I cannot see. But anyhow, the next royal decree we have is the removal of economic trade barriers across the kingdom of Canada. 6 - 03/01/25 Thank you. So this entire time because of politics. And because of course it wasn't beneficial for the puppeteers to actually put the we did people ahead of their profit. This is why they kept this barriers, economic barriers. Sorry, I can't understand. Great, get out of town. Okay. There was a, I think that was, what is it? Someone's Siri went off. So anyways, going back to, yeah, Siri said she didn't understand. Hearing it for the first time, I guess. So Siri, anyone else's cell phone shut off your cell phone, leave it outside please. So we'll take about a minute to just make sure everyone's cell phone. Okay. Okay? All right. So everyone, there we go. So many of you, and I've spoken to many trades people along the way when I was traveling crisscrossing the kingdom. And the challenge was that they were certified in one province to do certain work, but they couldn't go to another province to do the same work. But that barrier was not strictly limited to the ability of our people to work across the kingdom. The barrier also existed in the foods industry, in the economy. There was quotas placed from one province versus the other. So we're putting an end to that kakistocracy. If you're a Canadian national, you should be able to work anywhere in the kingdom. So enough with the politicizing, enough with the nonsense. We're putting an end to that. So here's the rationale for the removal of inter-provincial trade barriers. Can you put that up please? Next slide. Okay. So number one is economic growth and competitiveness. The inter-provincial trade barriers have long hindered. Children, the word hindered means stopped or put a block to something. Okay? Have long hindered the kingdom's economic potential. By eliminating these barriers, we unlock new opportunities for businesses to expand their markets. We do costs and increase productivity. A unified national market will enhance the kingdom's competitiveness on the global stage, attracting investment and fostering innovation. That's reason number one. Slide up please. My assistant there is drinking water for a moment. It's okay. Number two is reducing costs for nationals. And businesses. Trade barriers impose unnecessary costs on businesses, which are often passed onto consumers in the form of higher prices. Okay? So that's the, what is it? That's the hidden. That's the hidden tariff within the kingdom. Okay. And it's passed on to the consumers and that's you. So by removing these barriers, we ensure that goods and services are more affordable and accessible to all nationals. This will improve the standard of living and reduce financial burden on the households. Number three is strengthening national unity. The kingdom of Canada is a diverse and vast nation, comprising provinces and territories with unique strengths and resources. Interprovincial trade barriers have historically created division and rivalries, undermining the spirit of unity that binds the kingdom together. Okay. By fostering greater economic integration, we promote cooperation and solidarity among all regions, ensuring that no province or territory is left behind. Number four, any questions? The crowd there? We should have a microphone so we can hear them. Yes, because I'll be soliciting their feedback. Give them a microphone. Okay. Number four, encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship. A seamless national market will provide entrepreneurs and small businesses with the opportunity to scale their operation and reach new customers. No kidding. This will stimulate innovation and create and drive economic growth across the kingdom of Canada. Number five, addressing regional disparities. Okay. The removal of trade barriers will enable the less economically developed regions to access larger markets and attract investment. This will help to address regional disparities and ensure that all parts of the kingdom benefit from economic growth. Let me repeat this one. The removal of trade barriers will enable less economically developed regions to access larger markets 7 - 03/01/25 and attract investments. This will help to address regional disparities and ensure that all parts of the kingdom benefit from economic growth. I can tell you so much disparities in terms of the provinces when I was crisscrossing the kingdom of Canada. That was one of the reasons why I was traveling across the kingdom to see how much disparities has been created by the old system. Okay. Number six, enhancing efficiency and sustainability. By harmonizing regulations and standards, we reduce duplication and inefficiency in the production and distribution of goods and services. This will also facilitate the adoption of sustainable practices as businesses will be able to operate more efficiently and with greater environmental responsibility. Using common sense when we're talking about environmental responsibility. Number seven is fulfilling. What did I place there for filling her royal majesty's duty to the people? Her royal majesty has a sacred duty to promote the welfare and prosperity of all nationals. Let me repeat that one. This is again going back to the old system monarch. This was their responsibility. The monarch has a sacred duty to promote the welfare and prosperity of all nationals. So start taking notes that they do their job. The removal of interprovincial trade barriers is a fulfillment of this duty. Ensuring that the kingdom's economic policies serve the common good and reflective values of justice, equity and unity. Some of you may say that sounds like communism. No, my dear. That's monarchy. Here's the conclusion. There's the conclusion that the monarchs have responsibility to their people. They're not just there to cut ribbons and say bye and then to walk around in a rope. What is it? Gated place with 10,000 securities. No, that's the Kabuki. Show real monarch actually have to do work and make sure to take care of the people's welfare. Okay. So ask yourselves, did the previous systems monarchs do their job? So here's the conclusion here. In conclusion, the removal of interprovincial trade barriers is a transformative measure that will strengthen the welfare of all nations. And that is the reason the kingdom of Canada's economy fostered national unity and improved the lives of all nationals. It is my solemn duty and privilege to enact this decree. And I do so with the unwavering conviction that it is the best that it is in the best interest of the kingdom and the people. Okay. Your Majesty, I wanted to reference point number six. Yes, number six. Because it sounds like this is, we can definitely clarify this for myself, but it may be a question that perhaps someone else has. Sounds like the we replace the box on purpose by the old system. And within the kingdom of Canada, what you have now done with this royal decree is you have opened it to the limitless. Yes. There are no barriers and are no barriers. And it will take away laziness for those that have had the ability to be complacent and not having really the ability to shine and allow those that have these demands in schools, the skills and tools that can go into these areas that really have been impoverished on purpose and allow them to get all these resources and the people in place and those that are maybe in these impoverished places to actually have the ability to learn the tools and skills with no barriers. Yes, as I had said. Thank you. Your Excellency. As I had said. The old system, the monarch has the responsibility to govern. And part of governing is knowing and making sure that your people economically are not only thriving, but beyond wealthy. I mean, the kingdom of Canada is so wealthy, but the system itself was designed to limit the leader people's ability to create wealth. And you can see that in the old systems, policies, and really the inadequate attention placed or lack of attention and care for the people. In some areas, we the people want to work and looking forward. But when you, when the system itself does not provide the opportunity and instead 8 - 03/01/25 put a system or policies whereby it limits and the prior to we the people, the ability to make and create wealth. The monarch, as I said, has failed. And that's what has happened here. So now with this royal decree, all of that barriers removed. There's no quota from how much they melt from one province to the other can be delivered. There's no quota as to how many maple syrup you can buy from one province to the other. None of them. It's one kingdom, one policy, one economy. One family. That's what it means. A kingdom is one family, one big loving family. Get on it, folks. I love that. I love that family bringing back together the family, which I sense many are it will be a new experience for many that sense of family and how exciting, how exciting times in the kingdom of Canada. Thank you for that royal decree, your majesty. You're welcome. Okay. So which one do we have next? The next royal decree will be discussing is nationalization of electricity grid. Now this may be atomic new to many and very, very exciting. It's electrical. You're not to buy electrified. So here's the royal decree for the nationalization of the electric grid. All right. So put up the slide, please. Thank you. Rational for nationalization of the electric grid. So many papers here. Hang on a sec. Okay. So number one, there is economic imperatives. So number one, inefficiencies in current system, the electricity grid as is currently, as it currently stands is fragmented, fragmented across multiple private corporations, private and corporate entities. This fragmentation has led to inefficiencies in resource allocation, maintenance and investment. You know, have you noticed there's rolling blackouts? Yeah. Why is that? In the kingdom of Canada, you've noticed that some of the big cities have had rolling blackouts. You'd think it's a third world country. Why? Exactly. So private operators often prioritize short term profits and over long term infrastructure development. Pardon me here. Private operators often prioritize short term profits over long term infrastructure development, resulting in under investment in critical areas such as grid modernization and resilience. I want to repeat that one. Inefficiencies in current system. This is why I'm nationalizing the national grid or your electricity grid. Inefficiencies in the current system, the electricity grid as it currently stands is fragmented across multiple private and corporate entities. This fragmentation has led to inefficiencies in resource allocation, maintenance and investment. Private operators often prioritize short term profits over long term infrastructure development, resulting in under investment in critical areas such as grid modernization and resilience. This is to prevent those rolling blackouts. Okay. Number two, cost burdens on nationals. The privatization of electricity grid has led to rising costs for consumers. Many households and businesses struggling to afford essential energy services. By nationalizing the grid, the monarch in this case, a royal majesty, Queen Romana Didulo can ensure that electricity is provided at cost effective rates. Let me read that again. At cost effective rates at cost. Meaning there's no middleman reselling the electricity to the way the people. Capiche? Eliminating the profit driven price hikes that burden our nationals. Okay. Next is economic justice. A nationalized grid ensures that the benefits of this essential service are equitably distributed. I'll repeat that. A nationalized grid ensures that the benefits of this essential service, not electricity is an essential service. Folks are equitably distributed. Marginalized and rural communities, which have historically been under serviced by private operators, will receive this same level of access and reliability as urban centers. For those of you in the rural areas that don't like me very much, this is for you. 9 - 03/01/25 Okay. Marginalized and rural communities, which have historically been under serviced by private operators will receive this same level of access and reliability as urban centers. This is, we're talking about your electricity. This aligns with a royal majesty's commitment to reducing economic disparities and fostering inclusive growth. How do you like me now? All right. Now, social imperatives. Okay. So that was the economic justice, right? Economic imperative there. So I just read some number two social imperatives, universal access to essential service, universal access to essential service. When do you hear that? This is the first time. Universal access to essential service. Electricity is not a luxury. It's a fundamental necessity for modern life. It powers homes, schools, hospitals and businesses, enabling education, healthcare and economic activity. Nationalization guarantees that every national, regardless of their location or social, social economic status, has access to reliable and accessible and affordable electricity. Let me repeat that. Nationalization guarantees that every national, regardless of their location or social, social economic status has access to reliable and affordable electricity. Mm hmm. All right. Next is the environmental imperatives. The kingdom of Canada has committed to ambitious common sense environmental goals, including the reduction of greenhouse gas emission. A nationalized grid allows for centralized planning and investment in the place there here. Some of these computers do the auto correct. It says planning and investment in renewable energy. That should be sustainable energy common sense. Sets us hydroelectric power. Yeah, you can see here. I've struck off some of these auto correct stuff. Okay, so hydroelectric power. This transition is essential in securing a sustainable future for generations to come. Okay. Number four, strategic imperative. We've got national security. The electricity grid is a critical component of national security. Cyber attacks, national disasters and other threats for significant risk to the stability of the grid. Nationalization system or nationalized system allows for centralized coordination of security measures ensuring that the grid is protected against these threats. I've got more notes here, but that's the highlight for that national security, the strategic imperatives. Or maybe I should read this one resilience and reliability. A publicly owned grid can be designed and operated where they focus on long term resilience. This includes investment in modern infrastructure redundancy systems and disaster preparedness. Redundancy by prioritizing reliability over profit. The kingdom can e