I agree that those choice of words are overly dramatic,but I don't disagree with the thinking.I must say I'm disappointed by the pathetic fawning comments in here. Of course it's sad when anyone dies but 'the glue that held us together'? Get a grip and pull yourselves together FFS.
RIP Boss… It was an honour
People are losing their fucking minds, I swear.
Maybe some really do need a couple of weeks of mourning before they get their heads screwed back on.
100% buddy,its a strange feeling.Anyone who has taken the Oath will know what those words meant at the time blue and still do.
Take him a big bag of cash & you might be supprised what a good chap he really is :-)Just listening to Sky News, a beautiful testimonial about the new King from Lord such and such.
I never realised that King Charles 3 was such a brilliant man.
I have always thought he was a philandering nincompoop , how wrong could I be
Actually, her commitment to service on her 21st birthday (not expecting to be monarch only 5 years later) did have a bit about "how about you too?" Not quite "Ask not what your country can do for you..." but:She promised to do her best for the people and this Country when made Queen @26 and she has fulfilled her promise right till the end and deserves all our respect for carrying out her duties. Most people in this country would not have done any better.RIP
Our nation isn’t as divided as people make out. It’s just that the lunatics at either end of the political spectrum have got a bigger voice than ever before, online, and can band together to make it seem like they’re taking over. Also News outlets of any kind have got into this bad habit of spouting polarised opinions and trying to wind people up (ignore the News everyone, channels, papers, online, radio, social media… they are purposely doing what they do to get you riled… don’t fall for it!).I really fear for the country, now she’s gone.
We are utterly divided as a nation. To most of us, she was the glue that was still holding us together.
Sadly, very few of us share her sense of duty.
i‘ve always been an optimist and generally a very positive person, and I think we’re fucked as a nation.
Our nation isn’t as divided as people make out. It’s just that the lunatics at either end of the political spectrum have got a bigger voice than ever before, online, and can band together to make it seem like they’re taking over. Also News outlets of any kind have got into this bad habit of spouting polarised opinions and trying to wind people up.
However, in the real world, nothing is ever really any different to what it ever has been. You speak to people day-to-day at work, in the pub, when you visit family and friends, and the vast majority of people are the same as they ever were and society is the same as it ever was.
Don’t let the big-gobbed cunts on the left and the big-gobbed cunts on the right ruin our great nation. We are a stoic, thick skinned, laidback, tolerant, accepting and diverse country, arguably the most in all cases in the world, and we shouldn’t let the fringes of idiots drag us into not being those things.
Land of Hope and Glory, Mother of the Free!