Queen Elizabeth had died!

[sfreeman8]

She lived a good life. She died today at 96 years old, the longest reigning queen in history. I thought it was going to be bad when the news said the family were all gathering together and one news site said they were rushing to her side. That's never good news. 

[calendria]

 


and in Scotland!  Long live King Charles (I hope)

[ssarber]

very sad. I am not impressed with Charles, but oh well.

[UGetPaid]

It really is a shame that SHE is dead while Uju Anya still draws breath.   

[potluck6]

Sad for.   The uk

[ccandpam]

I am so sorry that the Queen died. I pray for her Family.

[cathy37]

It is so sad because she was such a good person.  She had a long reign and did it so gracefully.  I hope King Charles will lead the country with as much grace as she did.

[ssarber]

It really is a shame that SHE is dead while Uju Anya still draws breath.   

I agree, What a disgusting person.

[mrisha]

It is so sad because she was such a good person.  She had a long reign and did it so gracefully.  I hope King Charles will lead the country with as much grace as she did.

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How do know she was such a good person?  She may have reign over a number of places, but that doesn't make her good.  With Charles and Camilla, doesn't seem like all will bode well.

[linderlizzie]

She was a lovely woman, interacted with many of our presidents and kept her country in place.

I think the people loved her dearly and that is a wonderful legacy.  It's the end of an era, but all good things must come to an end. Right? 

FYI: Your heading should read "Queen Elizabeth has died" don't you think?

[dsawan]

Unfortunate

[linderlizzie]

It really is a shame that SHE is dead while Uju Anya still draws breath.   

If anyone was puzzled by the identity of the person mentioned in this quote, as I was; this is what I found online:

Uju Anya, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University who sparked backlash after her tweet wishing Queen Elizabeth II “excruciating” pain went viral, is defending her position, saying in a statement that “I stand by what I said.”

'As news of the Queen’s failing health emerged on Thursday hours before her death was announced, Anya tweeted her response. “I heard the chief monarch of a thieving raping genocidal empire is finally dying,” Anya said in the now-removed tweet. “May her pain be excruciating.”'

[UGetPaid]

Thanks.


I suppose I should be a bit more descriptive when I make obscure posts like the one that sparked your research. But then again, you prove again and again that YOU DO your own research - unlike many of the sheep who blindly follow the liberal agenda-makers and the woke-*bleep*-whiners.

[mrisha]

very sad. I am not impressed with Charles, but oh well.

I wonder if Charlie will succeed in his new title.  I think he is going to be a hard A$$.

[plennis]

Thanks.


I suppose I should be a bit more descriptive when I make obscure posts like the one that sparked your research. But then again, you prove again and again that YOU DO your own research - unlike many of the sheep who blindly follow the liberal agenda-makers and the woke-*bleep*-whiners.

It really is a shame that SHE is dead while Uju Anya still draws breath.   

If anyone was puzzled by the identity of the person mentioned in this quote, as I was; this is what I found online:

Uju Anya, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University who sparked backlash after her tweet wishing Queen Elizabeth II “excruciating” pain went viral, is defending her position, saying in a statement that “I stand by what I said.”

'As news of the Queen’s failing health emerged on Thursday hours before her death was announced, Anya tweeted her response. “I heard the chief monarch of a thieving raping genocidal empire is finally dying,” Anya said in the now-removed tweet. “May her pain be excruciating.”'

Thanks, I was wondering who he was talking about.