A king isn't an elected ruler not a persident. A king is a king by the fact that he accended his royal family throne and that is his own family business nothing to do with peasnts. King knowing who he is does not take amy oath to reign as he should answer to nobody especially the peasants. He rules peasants because his forefathers fought and won war to control this land and rule all peasants by power. NOT BY ELECTION. King did not ask for nor need any mandate nor agreement from peasants. King should be in power to execute or slay by war any peasants like his forefathers did to rule peasants. He should not need peasants to agree or be satisfied. His power as king must let him decide weather peasants lives or die.
That is for a true king knowing his own position. Take any oath for reign is a big joke.
http://m.ndtv.com/article/world/spain-s-new-king-felipe-vi-takes-oath-in-new-reign-544313
Spain's New King Felipe VI Takes Oath in New Reign
Agence France-Presse |*Updated: Jun 19, 2014 14:50 IST
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (L) Spain's King Felipe VI, Spain's Queen Letizia and Spanish Crown Princess of Asturias Leonor, Spanish Princess Sofia and Jesus Maria Posada Moreno pose at the Congress of Deputies, Spain's lower House, in Madrid on
Madrid: Spain's new King Felipe VI swore to uphold the constitution before parliament on Thursday, launching a new reign to the applause of lawmakers before kissing the cheeks of his wife Queen Letizia.
"I swear to carry out my duties faithfully, to conserve and ensure the conservation of the Constitution and the law and to respect the rights of the citizens and regions," said the 46-year-old king, dressed in military uniform with the red sash of his office of captain general.
Story first published: Jun 19, 2014 14:37 IST
That is for a true king knowing his own position. Take any oath for reign is a big joke.
http://m.ndtv.com/article/world/spain-s-new-king-felipe-vi-takes-oath-in-new-reign-544313
Spain's New King Felipe VI Takes Oath in New Reign
Agence France-Presse |*Updated: Jun 19, 2014 14:50 IST
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (L) Spain's King Felipe VI, Spain's Queen Letizia and Spanish Crown Princess of Asturias Leonor, Spanish Princess Sofia and Jesus Maria Posada Moreno pose at the Congress of Deputies, Spain's lower House, in Madrid on
Madrid: Spain's new King Felipe VI swore to uphold the constitution before parliament on Thursday, launching a new reign to the applause of lawmakers before kissing the cheeks of his wife Queen Letizia.
"I swear to carry out my duties faithfully, to conserve and ensure the conservation of the Constitution and the law and to respect the rights of the citizens and regions," said the 46-year-old king, dressed in military uniform with the red sash of his office of captain general.
Story first published: Jun 19, 2014 14:37 IST
