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The Queen is Dead. Long live the King.
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Now you are not going to say that I made your point again if I disagree by saying that he did not have enough time and POWER, and that the Imperial/Commonwealth British monarchy we admire today, if anything, appears to be the product of Disraeli
In any case, there is nothing like the ambition of a minor royal in a cast-off island (Edward III, Elizabeth I) to see the potential to fight for climbing to the top position in the Eurosphere.
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NotHardUp1
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Now you are not going to say that I made your point again if I disagree by saying that he did not have enough time and POWER, and that the Imperial/Commonwealth British monarchy we admire today, if anything, appears to be the product of Disraeli
Agreed. He did set the ball rolling but ran out of time. And I cannot be part of the "we," as I find all the bling and brocade a bit garish, and trying a bit too hard.
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Typical new-rich, parvenu strivings...
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Ironic "we"
One daren't choose the wrong pronouns nowadays.
But does dare choose the wrong readings.
nycguydowntown
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RIP----condolences to the British people on here----hope William and Harry who love each other find a way for reconciliation ---and keep the wives out of it.
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Oh man! What a shock, I thought the thread was about fabulouslyghetto 
nycguydowntown
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I believe Cormac spotted in crowd in Edinburgh as Queens body arrives in Scotland
NotHardUp1
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My condolences to the people who loved her.
I have nothing against her or any of them personally but for me - it is a fingernails on a chalkboard event. I have never liked "news" and "gossip" about the "royal family" or any other "celebrity". It grates on my nerves. I have had to change the channel on the news lately many times so I don't have to listen to it. I even fast forwarded through The View (that never happens)
I have nothing against her or any of them personally but for me - it is a fingernails on a chalkboard event. I have never liked "news" and "gossip" about the "royal family" or any other "celebrity". It grates on my nerves. I have had to change the channel on the news lately many times so I don't have to listen to it. I even fast forwarded through The View (that never happens)
The Queen is Dead R.I.P
The news came to me while having dinner on a short vacation in southern Germany, she was highly respected and loved here, to me an many others it felt somehow as if Granny had died, she was always there. A rolemodel for prussian fulfillment of duty alomost to the last breath.
A great part of german blood is flowing in british royal veins so it is appropriate she started her last journey in a Mercedes.
The news came to me while having dinner on a short vacation in southern Germany, she was highly respected and loved here, to me an many others it felt somehow as if Granny had died, she was always there. A rolemodel for prussian fulfillment of duty alomost to the last breath.
A great part of german blood is flowing in british royal veins so it is appropriate she started her last journey in a Mercedes.
Essex Boy
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Re: The Queen is Dead R.I.P
That's a lovely idea. However, the pedant in me can't resist pointing out that Queen Elizabeth's nearest direct German ancestor was her great-great-grandfather Prince Albert, Victoria's consort, who died in 1861. Her grandmother Queen Mary had a German father, the Duke of Teck, but Mary herself was an English rose. She was born in Kensington Palace.
That's a lovely idea. However, the pedant in me can't resist pointing out that Queen Elizabeth's nearest direct German ancestor was her great-great-grandfather Prince Albert, Victoria's consort, who died in 1861. Her grandmother Queen Mary had a German father, the Duke of Teck, but Mary herself was an English rose. She was born in Kensington Palace.
Essex Boy
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^
That made me of think of this picture from the funeral of George VI. Three queens--Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and 85-year-old dowager Queen Mary, who looks like a ghost. She died in 1953, so our king knew his great-grandmother, who was born in 1867.
That made me of think of this picture from the funeral of George VI. Three queens--Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and 85-year-old dowager Queen Mary, who looks like a ghost. She died in 1953, so our king knew his great-grandmother, who was born in 1867.
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NotHardUp1
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From what I read, Mary of Teck was more parental to Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret than the girls' parents were in education. She appeared stern in public, but was apparently quite caring.
NotHardUp1
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^ There's something Dr. Who-ish about that special effect.
A very moving ceremony today as the Queen's coffin was moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall. Very regal and polished. The British are excellent at such things.