A Throne Worth Dying… and Returning for

The GABI committee definitely had no shortage of dramatic speeches, but the Earl of Ronit might have stolen the spotlight. Instead of listening to another long debate about who should rule, he basically said, "Why are we still arguing?" and jumped straight to his point.

He explained that England believes in the Divine Right of Kings, which means that God chooses the rightful ruler. Using that idea, he argued that Janu Churchill should immediately be given power. His biggest reason? Janu Churchill had literally risen from the dead. His logic was that if God hadn't chosen him, he would've still been "a rotting corpse in the gallows." Safe to say, that definitely caught everyone's attention.

The speech was confident, dramatic, and impossible to ignore. Whether everyone agreed with it is another story. Some delegates probably found it convincing.

At the end of the day, the speech definitely got people talking. But whether it actually changes anyone's mind or just becomes one of those iconic moments... Well, only the committee can answer that.

Vanooth Kryshnaen,

Politico Europe