Many will not agree with the Monarchy BUT one has to be impressed at how as a country we can undertake with dignity the ceremony and all the pageantry that as a nation we undertake on such occasions as the death and burial of our former Monarch.
No other country on earth can carry out such an event with respect and professionalism as we can.
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by redrobo » Mon Sep 12, 2022 1:24 pm
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Re: If The Queen Dies...
by Bare bum » Mon Sep 12, 2022 4:16 pm
redrobo wrote:Many will not agree with the Monarchy BUT one has to be impressed at how as a country we can undertake with dignity the ceremony and all the pageantry that as a nation we undertake on such occasions as the death and burial of our former Monarch.
No other country on earth can carry out such an event with respect and professionalism as we can.
Such a tragedy then that most of our other services and institutions treat the majority of people with such lack of respect and amateurism.
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Re: If The Queen Dies...
by redrobo » Mon Sep 12, 2022 4:44 pm
Bare bum wrote:redrobo wrote:Many will not agree with the Monarchy BUT one has to be impressed at how as a country we can undertake with dignity the ceremony and all the pageantry that as a nation we undertake on such occasions as the death and burial of our former Monarch.
No other country on earth can carry out such an event with respect and professionalism as we can.
Such a tragedy then that most of our other services and institutions treat the majority of people with such lack of respect and amateurism.
Can't believe I'm actually agreeing with you on your post about services and institutions...
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