UK TREND: The Scottish’s response to King Charles Edinburgh procession
Protesters could be heard bellowing chants of ‘Not my King’ as King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla made their way up the Royal Mile. The Royal Procession, commencing at 1:50 pm on Wednesday, July 5, began from Holyrood Palace. As the King followed, many anti-monarchy protesters expressed their views by shouting and booing his arrival.
Meanwhile, His Majesty was presented with the Honours of Scotland, which consists of the oldest crown jewels in the UK. This prestigious collection includes the Crown of Scotland, Sceptre, and the Sword of Elizabeth.
King Charles Edinburgh’s procession
Moreover, the Twitter hashtag #NotMyKing has gained traction, with individuals sharing pictures of the protestors and showcasing the genuine sentiments of disapproval harboured by the Scottish populace towards the Royal Family. This online trend captures the collective voice expressing discontent and dissatisfaction.
They're boo'ing and chanting #NotMyKing at Charles Scotland
procession. pic.twitter.com/E1H5FhPbS9— Mukhtar (@I_amMukhtar) July 5, 2023
The message from the Scottish people resonated loudly and unequivocally, as echoed in numerous tweets.
Loud and Clear the message from Scotland #NotMyKing https://t.co/JYbiRahC2v
— Maria Shanks (@MariaShanks) July 5, 2023
And yes we were heard loud and clear on the TV. 😃#NotMyKing #ScottishRepublic pic.twitter.com/b9jYoKWhzp
— 🏴 Ants 🏴 (@Ants1875) July 5, 2023
Among the users of the hashtag #NotMyKing, an American Twitter user stood out. He pointed out the contrasting events, stating, “Just yesterday, Americans celebrated their liberation from Great Britain! Today, the people of Scotland resoundingly chanted ‘NOT MY KING!’ in a massive public display rejecting King Charles and Camilla.” This tweet highlighted the decisive rejection expressed by the Scottish people towards the monarchy.
Just yesterday, Americans🇺🇸 were celebrating their independence from Great Britain🇬🇧! Today, the people of Scotland🏴 could be heard chanting “NOT MY KING!” during a massive public rejection of the adulterous King Charles III and his mistress Camilla! 😂 #NotMyKing pic.twitter.com/4OJjvPzame
— Bossman Biden (@CastrateTrump) July 5, 2023
Amidst the events, individuals seized the opportunity to voice their aspirations for Scottish independence. They took to Twitter, emphasizing that as Charles Windsor received Scotland’s crown jewels and regalia in Edinburgh, it was crucial to assert that he did not represent Scotland as its King. Many tweets called the entire spectacle a preposterous pantomime that had run its course, advocating for the establishment of an independent Scottish republic.
On the day that Charles Windsor is presented with Scotland's crown jewels and regalia in Edinburgh, I just wanted to say that he is #NotScotlandsKing and #NotMyKing either.
This preposterous pantomime has had its day and it is time we became an independent Scottish republic.
— Steven Marwick 🏴 (@SMarwickYes) July 5, 2023
On Twitter, a multitude of images and videos circulated, capturing the scenes of anti-monarchy sentiments and the booing directed at the King during his procession. Through the pictures and videos they shared, it was evident that the crowd strongly disapproved of the event.
They're boo'ing and chanting #NotMyKing at Charles Scotland
procession. pic.twitter.com/E1H5FhPbS9— Mukhtar (@I_amMukhtar) July 5, 2023
Wow quite the number there at the Royal Mile #NotmyKing pic.twitter.com/gKrQEMUfbz
— 🏴DavoM🏴 (@Davo_Mack) July 5, 2023
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