King Charles Performed Land Acknowledgement in Canada, Viewed as Pro-Islam and Woke

What was said

"He did a land acknowledgement. The King Charles goes to Canada and he's addressing parliament. And he's like before we begin I just want to say we are on the unseated territory of the aneg people which is like the weird thing for a king to say. The king is viewed as woke and pro-Islam."

Tim Pool reports that King Charles performed a land acknowledgement before the Canadian parliament, recognizing indigenous territory as illegally occupied. Pool argues this is unusual behavior for a monarch and suggests the royal family maintains significant political power despite claims they are merely figureheads. He questions whether this signals a broader political agenda aligned with demographic change in Europe.