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Topic History of: I am SUCH a fan of the Queen
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Author	Message
david	lol that was a classic wasn't it.. taken if I am not mistaken, from that classic album "Never Mind The B*llocks, Here Is One".
mikemacca	JK2006 wrote: Watching her and Philip, well into their 80s, troll down the carpet to open bloody Parliament again, I wonder how on earth they can bear to make the effort, let alone keep a straight face whilst reading all the bollocks. And they never chose this life. I do like that record she made "God save the sex pistols".
BR	I think they do an amazing job. Whether they chose this job is open to question. Most New Age believers say that we choose the life we get given to a certain extent and return as spirit to "heaven" afterwards. In terms of the Royal Family the bloodline of the Royal Family seems to be potentially "lizard" in the sense that it has a link to the Annunuki. Hence the "Blue Blood" comments down the years. Whether they are shape shifting royals is open to question as well !!! They do seem to live a very long time and both of them look as if they could reach 100. Poor old Charles will himself be quite old and surely will never become King unless a sudden illness or accident happens. Yes - I bet they laugh about the Government - but hope that one day the country could get sorted out.
Francis D	I bet the Queen groaned when she woke up, but she never shirks her duty. At least the speech was a short one. Prince Philip seemed to have a few words to say about it afterwards, and I doubt they were very complimentary. Such a shame to see the once noble House of Lords full of Jobs for the Boys riff raff. More politicians with snouts in the trough, as opposed to genuine Peers who's £25 per day attendance fee was poured back into the communities for which they are responsible and who voted in the interests of their nation rather than in accordance with a party whip. The Hereditary Peers were a safeguard against any majority government abusing it's powers, which is the main reason why Blair removed them under the guise of modernisation.
JK2006	Watching her and Philip, well into their 80s, troll down the carpet to open bloody Parliament again, I wonder how on earth they can bear to make the effort, let alone keep a straight face whilst reading all the bollocks. And they never chose this life.