Problems and solutions 4

Problems and Solutions 4

Problem

15 September

Hundreds of thousands in the UK are actively focussed on the death of Queen Elizabeth. The Queen was a foremost person of wealth and her privileges were, together with her family, uniquely unavailable to every other UK citizen. She was nice to Corgis and enjoyed Horse Racing. She cried when she lost her yacht Britannia. PM Blair had to hastily dig out the Queen when another million went on the streets to laud Diana after her death. Otherwise, she enjoyed being treated as the lords and ladies, chatting down with the public, and the great banquets with the top knobs. 

The most important political importance of the Queen (and now the King) is the connection of the Royal Family to the Parliament, the Lords and the rest of the State. 

Solution

The royalty's history is mainly foul, stinking through its centuries of Empire. Today it still remains the largest single block to democracy. Not only do they have many of their own laws and rules over vast private lands for example, but Parliaments and the State often directly use royalty. A particular example is UK sales, offered by UK royalty, for weapons used by many other royals or/and dictators. As today, with our desperate conditions for millions who are short of heat, light and food, are smothered by hymns, soldiery, fake history, all to avoid the UK's real crisis. Another 'Brexit' might be in order now. 

At any point let this fatuous farce end. And now the current nonsense can start a direct response. In many parts of the UK they are desperate for their own democracy, that will decide for a rapid change regardless of any royalty. But for those who still feel a sentiment, an interim royal family that goes to work, that lives in houses that they pay for and that do not have a cincilla of a connection with state and governments, might enjoy bicycle tourism. 

Brian Heron