British citizens no peeking: Has HM the Queen passed or is she in her final throws?

a reply to: andy06shake

Democracy of sorts

that is an interesting way to put it

guess that is why we have a democratic republic.....

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: oldcarpy

I imagine Trump's hairdo just sprays on in the morning just like his tan.

Boris on the other hand probably just licks the plug socket next to the front door on the way out to achieve the desired effect.

that is good stuff!

a reply to: shooterbrody

Don't forget - our Queen is actually a shape shifting alien reptilian lizard from outer space:

www.express.co.uk...

a reply to: shooterbrody

With the republicans against the democrats.

It's a rigged game mate.

Always has been, always will be.

Democracy is just a prison where we canny see the bars.

It's all about the money shooterbrody, follow that and you find where the true power resides.

a reply to: Boadicea

you said:

There were pics of her out riding with I think her youngest son and/or his wife yesterday... and photos of Randy Andy accompanying her to church on Sunday... in fact, much publicity in general last week about "rallying round" Prince Andrew after the Epstein publicity.[…]

that's how sneaky brain Strokes or brain Hemorrhages are to the hale & robust Victims

I hope for Her Majesty's sake, If She departed at all.... that Her end was calm, dignified & wholesome... just as She had conducted her reign of many years

a reply to: St Udio

I hope for Her Majesty's sake, If She departed at all.... that Her end was calm, dignified & wholesome... just as She had conducted her reign of many years

I as well.

And if that time is not now, than that is what I wish for her when the time does come.

a reply to: St Udio

And that's pretty much true for any old woman in her 90s.

a reply to: shooterbrody

Boris stole Bernies balloon.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: shooterbrody

Don't forget - our Queen is actually a shape shifting alien reptilian lizard from outer space:

www.express.co.uk...

who else would you lot follow?

a reply to: shooterbrody

On the whole her Maj is still popular with us Brits, despite the reptilian thing and of course Diana's murd....sorry, tragic accident.

a reply to: oldcarpy

Just leave. Take your politics and leave. We are here to talk about the queen so scat.

a reply to: shooterbrody

The "Moomins" are looking good at this point.

a reply to: hombero

Did I mention politics? You confusing me with someone else?

I am fond of Queen Elizabeth...... greatly fond. In fact I would of been enamored of her not knowing her history. But I can assure you she is in possession of greatly distressing behavior reports on the monarchy and their appetites for reprobate behavior. Though not her moral compass, she must corral these threats to the crown. I bet she was a Epic adventure in her boudoir. A complete history of the world........ if you know..... .... .. ahem, I do not think she will be taken any time soon, rather I think she will pass on the crown and enjoy a life not fettered with pomp and ceremony. Queen Elizabeth.. hugs and kisses...

a reply to: oldcarpy

We elect our Parliament, thank you, who actually make our laws.

You dont find it rather sad that even though we elect our parliaments - we live with the illusion that we are free, no?

Tell me how many laws were passed in the last 20 or even 10 years that were instigated by a grass roots campaign for the betterment of the people as opposed to the laws that were passed to further oppress us or give more breaks to untouchable corporations?

Be honest with yourself.

We still live under a feudal system -

a reply to: Plotus

At 93 years old, i don't see her corraling much, to be honest.

All the best to any 93-year-old lady all the same.

a reply to: AlexandrosTheGreat

The Queen was out and about a couple of days ago , she looked fine to me.

She's 93 years old and semi retired , I think she's got a few more years yet , unless Charles is slipping something into her tea of course.

originally posted by: St Udio

I hope for Her Majesty's sake, If She departed at all.... that Her end was calm, dignified & wholesome... just as She had conducted her reign of many years

Agreed.

It is because of her the UK still has a monarchy.

With the raggle taggle waiting in the wings to accede the monarchy

will implode after she has departed.

a reply to: St Udio

that Her end was calm, dignified & wholesome... just as She had conducted her reign of many years

Nothing "wholesome" about her reign if you take off those rose coloured glasses.

Her investments put her right up there with the "deplorables"

american..._almanac.tripod.com/crown.htm

It is forbidden for Parliament to discuss the fact that the Queen has kept her private wealth a secret. But, in 1977, it was discovered through a Parliamentary question, that the Bank of England had established a special nominee company, the Bank of England Nominees Ltd. (BOEN), to hide investments of the Queen's portfolio, as well as those of others whom she recommends, such as King Fahd of Saudi Arabia, the Sultan of Brunei, King Bhumibhol Adulayadej of Thailand, and the Kuwaiti Investment Office. But, BOEN is only one of the means apparently employed by the Queen's royal insider trader to hide her wealth.

Philip Beresford, author of The Book of the British Rich, written in conjunction with the Sunday Times of London, has said that the Queen tends to invest in ``blue chip'' stocks, including Rio Tinto Zinc, General Electric Company of Great Britain, Imperial Chemical Industries, Royal Dutch Shell, and British Petroleum. Among the firms through which she has invested are Barings, S.G. Warburg's subsidiary Rowe & Pitman, and Cazanove. The Queen's holding in Rio Tinto Zinc (RTZ) was first discovered through a leak from a source at the Bank of England to Andrew Morton, who wrote the authorized biography of Diana, Princess of Wales.

www.business-humanrights.org...

Residents of the island of Bougainville in Papua New Guinea (PNG) filed suit against Rio Tinto under the Alien Tort Claims Act in US federal court in 2000. The plaintiffs allege that:

Rio Tinto was complicit in war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the PNG army during a secessionist conflict on Bougainville; environmental impacts from Rio Tinto’s Panguna mine on Bougainville harmed their health in violation of international law; and Rio Tinto engaged in racial discrimination against its black workers at Panguna. Specifically, the plaintiffs allege that improperly dumped waste rock and tailings from the Panguna mining operations harmed the island’s environment and the health of its residents

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: shooterbrody

The "Moomins" are looking good at this point.

lol
interesting observation