This outright usurpation is blithely referred to in British-Venetian parlance as the ``Glorious Revolution''--which should give you some idea of how little regard for truth prevails in these circles.
The notion of ``English rights and liberties'' was quickly transformed from fiction to fraud under William's dictatorial regime. When King James II fled to France, the rightful successor to the English throne was his eldest daughter Mary, who had married William of Orange reluctantly (he was a notorious homosexual).
William's demand to be declared King was never submitted to Parliament for a ``constitutional'' veneer.
Instead, he summoned a special ``convention,'' which granted him full power, rather than simply the rank of the Queen's Consort.
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