King's Loyalism is part of The King's Loyalists unique political ideology.

King's Loyalism can be described as the unyielding loyalty that we as members possess towards King, Country, and Commonwealth.

Without our loyalty to our King we are nothing. Our supreme loyalty to His Majesty Charles III and his successors underpin our entire organisation, and as the very living embodiment of all that is good, just, and moral, it is our duty to ensure both his and the monarchy's survival.

As King's Loyalists we are bound by creed to serve the word of the King and his successors. Should that word be to march to war or to cease and disband, his word is law. 

Service is one of our core values. As King's Loyalists we serve a purpose greater than ourselves while doing our utmost to serve our families, communities, countries, Commonwealth and King.

Whether it be as a soldier, a teacher, a cadet, or an ordinary man, service looks different for everyone.

No matter how large or small, service to family, community, king, and country is equally important and valuable.

Monarchism is the core of our beliefs. As King's Loyalists we are forever loyal and faithful to His Majesty King Charles III.

We strongly believe that the Westminster Parliamentary Monarchy system of government is the ideal structure of governance for the Commonwealth Realms.

Without the monarchy, there is no Commonwealth.

Avalonianism is another important part of The King's Loyalists unique ideology.

Avalonianism is a desire to return The Commonwealth Realms to an era of prosperity, peace, and harmony; untainted from corruption and enemy doctrine that would see the realms of His Majesty crumble. 

As Avalonianists we seek to introduce policies that would:

• Embrace traditional Commonwealth values

• Dramatically decrease immigration

• Pursue rational and sensible foreign policy

• Increase cooperation between the Commonwealth Realms significantly

• Remove overt left-wing dogma from the education curriculum

• Make it easier for working and middle class people to have larger families.

• Uphold and defend the institution of monarchy at all costs.