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Long live the king
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God speed lilibet
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almost 71 year reign. |
Sorry, I can't take 12 days of this Queen Elizabeth coverage on television.
I may need to break out my Columbo, Perry Mason, and maybe even my Mr. Bean DVDs. |
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It has about as much credibility as a $13 bank note! |
Princess elizabeth ve day
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Did it really happen?
Maybe the queen's memoirs will reveal the true story |
Who can say?
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I only want to give totv members a choice. |
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RIP Queen Elizabeth II. You served your subjects well. I'm glad Charles didn't change his name. He could have used any one of his four given names. The Royal Family does have some odd traditions. |
Nicest welfare queen on the planet! She accepted her charmed and nearly responsibility-free life with grace, humility, and gratitude instead of perpetually whining for more handouts and special treatment. She was the finest example of how a welfare recipient should behave, but somehow I doubt that the behavior of our welfare queens would improve if we made them all billionaires, like she was.
I really appreciated her as the totem of the greatest and most benign empire the world has ever seen. Never has there been an empire more dedicated to the improvement of the lives of its foreign subjects, and we will never see the like of it again. But why on Earth England chooses to squander billions of its wealth to support a layabout family of welfare recipients from Germany in high style is a mystery for the ages. As a great man once said, "The well of the stupidity of the human race has never been plumbed". |
Hip, hip hooray!
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Charles cheated on Diana, with that ugly Camilla. That says so much about him. Maybe he'll give up the throne to his son, the eldest one.
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The British Royals are very much still a big part of how the people there view their history. |
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It is written that, " Between 1690 and 1807, an estimated 6 million enslaved Africans were transported from west Africa to the Americas on British or Anglo-American ships. The slave trade was protected by the royal family and parliament. It is difficult to estimate just how much of the current royal family’s wealth is owed to slavery, but it is understood that the profits of the slave trade funded the Treasury, as well as Britain’s industries, buildings, railways, roads and parks. According to Prof Corinne Fowler, an academic at the University of Leicester who specialises in Britain’s colonial legacies, the royal family “has an opportunity to show leadership by acknowledging its involvement, making a formal apology and asking openly and humbly what the family can do to begin to repair the damage”, and a first step to moving on “might be to decide that the Queen should no longer be ceremonial head of state”. |
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