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@@airport4173 Total nonsense.

This statement under normal situation will be ok especially if she is white.in my true opinion , she is an oppressor, murderer, and the head of slavery around the world. So may she rot in hell.

By all means Bob, stop watching then.

If you have had enough of the Queen and royalty stop reading about it.

@hsbc2468 I 💯agree with you & it’s not even my country

The eggs that mi 6 stole during the cold War from soviet union. As Russian did from the Romanov family

she wouldn't own the bat colony, she let them reside there, lol

Bats are just puppies with wings

Bats are a protected species and are therefore not allowed to be moved.

Interesting, but what I really want to know is about those dolphins. :-) I would assume that they would be presented to the crown itself but a part of me thinks it would be the queen herself, well now the king, because if there was ever a dispute, they would want to be able to say which specific monarch you would technically be expected to offer the dolphin as a symbol of loyalty to. :-)

Americans believes the monarchy owns the UK and the commonwealth 🤔

@@dougfowler1368 false queen

That was my understanding, as well.

@@joken8901 of it a go inlp of

I thought it was a joke but wasn't

Hello Rhonda Wileman. How are you doing? May her gentle soul rest in peace ☮️ 😞

Lol she is burning and gnashing teeth in hell now

She once explained that being only 5 t. tall she needs a way to stand out to be seen.

List all of the hard jobs that she does.

The Queen works so hard?!?!?! The job of the monarch is nothing more than to simply show up. The monarchy is like a hood ornament on a Rolls Royce that serves no useful purpose in the operation of the vehicle and just sits on the hood as a symbol.

Britain's real royals. Tony Robinson. They are in Australia !

You should try learning just what the Queen did, each day she spent a few hours going through boring state papers. Then she would have to get dressed up( no jeans for her) and go and plaster a smile on her face while she opens a hospital, or visits a school or unveils a plaque, boring and standing for hours smiling and having to look interested in everything that people say to her. This happens most days she did manage a holiday in Scotland each year but the state papers still come every day. This post is also wrong most of what he says the Queen owned she did not ,he is mixing up what the Queen owned and what the Crown estate ownes she owned Balmoral and Sandringham the rest is owned by the crown estate which basically means that all the others are owned by the British people. Most of the jewellery is also owned by the crown estate all of the gifts given to the Queen by other countries belong to the country and the majority are stored in special vaults. I do wish people would try to learn the facts before putting these things in a video. He says all the gold goes to the crown that is therefore Not owned by the Queen. If you go into the history of Britain and the Monarchy you will see most of what he says is incorrect. Would you like to get up each day knowing that you had to read all those boring papers then go out and meet complete strangers and smile and show interest in everything they say, then of course there are then the state banquets when you may have to smile and speak nicely with someone you detest for a whole evening knowing that if you said a word out of place you could start a diplomatic incident. There are many many things the Queen had to do whether she wanted to or not her time was not her own and she never had any privacy,. Rant over please just try to learn a bit first before commenting.

@@anniec1106 I was floored when I read that the taxpayers paid her $250.000 a year. The royals are worshiped by the public, I'm hoping that King Charles will continue to support his causes.

@Scott Luther Correct, and then they cede them to the UK for the term of their reign in exchange for the royal stipend. Of course, if Charles wanted to take all of it back there is exactly zero recourse.

@@marvindebot3264 I don't think King Charles could take it back. The agreement was that everything owned by King George III was transferred into a kind of trust and the revenue from those properties would go to the government to run its affairs. The monarchy would then get a percentage of that back to finance itself. So, if Charles III could take the Crown Estates back then he would, at the very least, have to pay to run the government.

I think when you have a big ass horse mouth breathing down your hand, you'd be naturally inclined to flatten it as well....but I do agree she was deeply involved with the sport itself

story is that the important things in her life were 1. horses 2. dogs 3. husband 4. children, in that order

this guy dont know half of it if its crown she dont own it

To bad what he presented is so wrong!

It's in the British Library, 96 Euston Road, London. Lower Ground Floor.

Likely I am committing a heresy when I express the view that to spend countless hours and bags of money to collect little bits of coloured paper is one gigantic waste of time. But... whatever floats your boat...

@@rae0521 you're right about the practicalities of it. But it is an extraordinary collection of art, effort and careful documentation. And it's available to see for everyone.

@@backbencheranonymous "Art," of any kind, needs to evoke an emotional response in me before I consider it worth my while to explore it. I have yet to experience emotion from the philatelic arts. That said, I can understand how much work and dedication goes into it.

@@rae0521 I purposely only collect stamps or paper money that I find interesting to look at and that are NOT expensive. The few stamps I have worth anything have been gifts from friends. With the rise of the internet, I believe it will soon become a dead hobby.

Pretty sure though, than anyone trying to exchange their found gold for currency would be questioned about where it was found, and would likely have it confiscated as the monarch's gold.

anybody can own a Mc D's

@James Hama I’m doing fine. How’s the world been treating you, James?

She doesn't own any Commonwealth country.

The year is wrong but u are right she doesn't own Barbados

@@dirty862 She doesn't 'own' any country.

@@gordonsmith8899 you aren't understanding what I meant and I have no time to explain Gordon

@@gordonsmith8899 But the British Crown does....

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@James Hama Good thanks.

Hey my friend I'm sure it was just a picture to fill a spot not referring to former President Reagan as being a Canadian. R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II

@@jimmy5604 Yes May she rest in Peace. Canada was the country the Queen visited the most, I am sure there are many stock photos of her here you could have used. I guess that's my point, it does send a confusing message. I am not upset just would like people to do their research and put out factually correct information out on the world wide web.

Right? It hurt my soul a bit to hear both pronounced wrong

Uhhh that shit sounds the same to me. Lol you gotta use the dictionary pronunciation guide like my name is pronounced. Joo+lee+uhn I wouldn’t seperate it and say it’s pronounced Ju-li-en how you did. (Which is you just separating the word apart and it’s letters like that helps…) That’s not gonna help someone understand how to pronounce it because both Bal-moral and bal-more-Al saying it will read out the same in your head. Makes sense? bal·maw·ruhl is what you should’ve put.

@@erikavdzon 👍

I am not sure it was a fairytale life

@@joalbrennan9496 sure it was she got what ever she wanted,lives in castles, could put all kinds of gold on, that's part of somes fairy tale, go anywhere she pleased, she got used to being a homebody, scared of people, but it's a fairy tale if she wanted it to be.

@@joalbrennan9496 but certainly a hell of a lot better than those who can't pay bills or have enough food; she didn't wash windows & floors or stand over a sink of dirty dishes, or walk the floors w-a sick child

Yes, and that Cullinan Diamond was proudly made in South Africa😁

British heritage... Its an African diamond

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Nice drive up the Great Ocean Road, I really like Lorne & Apollo Bay & not to forget the really cool house in Fairhaven called "The Pole House" just a house on a stilt, reminds me of Lethal weapon when Mel Gibson wants to pull it down with the car & a chain. Lol 😲😨😡😃😄😎

@@rad1930 It’s been on my bucket list to go to Apollo Bay and to drive along the Great Ocean Road. 🤞 I presume that you picked up on this error too. By coincidence re your mention of Mel Gibson, his paternal grandmother, the Australian opera singer Eva Mylott, came from Tuross Head near my home town. There’s an entry about her on Wikipedia plus a photo. She was a protégée of Dame Nellie Melba, finished up in New York and married an American, Hutton Gibson. Her other Mylott relatives were our local bakers and Mel’s dad (also Hutton, and a tv quiz champion here) used to bring his family down to visit them when I was growing up. I suspect that Mel inherited his acting genes from Eva. Not many seem to know that he had Australian heritage.

Interesting bit of trivia you mentioned, I was unaware of Mel Gibsons grandmother, however every time we used to drive to the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne over the main bridge to the Hume highway we always pointed out "The halls of justice" building & the scenery/back roads Mel Gibson used & drove on when they filmed the first Mad Max film. Funny.

@@rad1930 Yes. I hope I get to do that trip some time. All the best!

@@r.fairlie7186 hello how are you ?

Just so you know *of only has one f.how you have gotten through life not knowing this is beyond me.

A lot of people do not know or investigate history, so they rely on others to digest and spoon feed it to them. If it inspires only one person to go look at things for themselves, even this kind of vid is worth it.

I agree as an Indigenous Elder

I live in America, and trust me, many of us feel a sadness at the death of Queen Elizabeth II. She was a remarkable woman for sure.

Ohh really you should speak for your side of the world😐🙄

WRONG. WE ARE NOT SAD. A PANTOMIME DAME to keep the public in the dark about britishfreemasonry

Incredible.

I don't know about that. A lot of these inbred toffs have bats in the belfry. 😜😂😂

she's in he'll. real fact 💯 %.

you just lost all credibility by admitting you spent 2 minute on wikipedia researching............

@@cfs5593 So how much time did YOU spend researching this subject? There’s nothing wrong with Wikipedia.

@@samiam619 i dont care what the royal family owns or doesnt own.

@@samiam619 Wikipedia can be one of the most unreliable sources for factual information, as anyone anywhere at anytime can edit any entry at will. If I really wanted to I could go onto the wikipedia page about the British Monarchy and put myself in the line of succession. Doesn't make it true. Likely someone would come along and edit that out once it gets discovered. However, many things get added and deleted from pages there daily by anyone who thinks they have the "true facts" about something, whether it is true or not. Many times it never gets discovered, and then becomes a "fact" when people are doing research, when all long it isnt even true at all. That is what is wrong with Wikipediand why it should never be used for factual research on anything.

Wikipedia can be changed by anyone that’s why when I was attending college Wikipedia could not be my only resource I used when doing research .I had to find other sources for my research too.

Oh my. Gave me a laugh and yet I can just see her being proud of having her own howitzer! Thanks for sharing this.

Not quite. All Military units (Army Regts etc.) have a flag, or 'colours', presented by the monarch, and is the representation of the monarch on the battlefield. To lose these colours is the ultimate disgrace. Artillery units do not have a 'flag' as the colours, but the guns act as the colours, and as such they have the Royal cypher etched on the barrel. hence you weren't allowed to sit on the gun, because in essence you would have been sitting on th Queen's Colour.

Talk truth 😁

According to an article on the Internet, the McDonald's sits on land that is part of the Crown Estates. The owner/manager turns a percentage of the profits to the Treasury which uses it to support the Sovereign. Like other items on this list, it is not something she owned personally. It is owned by the reigning monarch.

The meal made her happy perhaps 🍔🍟🥫 🆎👯‍♀️

God bless she beautiful the queen an royalty to country never been thur met people from thur bye. Barbara

Not to take away from the thrill of getting what, $20, from the queen, I can’t compartmentalize how UK raped and pillaged the land of Rhodesia now Zimbabwe for diamonds among other things. Their colonialism allowed them to amass all that wealth while people in their colonies suffered and continue to suffer. 💔

@@wandawolfe8665 Just so you know Wanda (and any other folks who use a female username) James posts the same comment to EVERY such person on here. Obviously hasn't had his meds today (at best interpretation - he might be just your everyday normal psycho!) so probably good policy to clear! 🙃

I am happy to know that my wife and I own our house in Cupertino. The Queen used to own a 17 acre industrial park close by.

I noticed this too. The producer of this video does not seem to understand the difference between the PRIVATE ownership of certain things and properties and those thing which belong to the CROWN, that is, by the British STATE.

Thank you for explaining

The Queen did own the race horses ravens swans & deer🦌on her property the deer can't b hunted unless she allows a hunt 2 take place.

Wow that’s cool

Right! I'm American and even I know she doesn't own all of the palace's and crown jewels etc. These things aren't her personal possessions!! I think he needs to change the name of the channel to, "I believe every idiot that comment's on Facebook and don't actually research these video's. I'm going to pretend all nonsense is true and make a video about it!"

A lot of these videos you watch them a d I wonder the sane thing has this person ever watched the history Channel? Watched one from a guy about freddie mercury on another channel and it was off-putting my dead grandmother might be able t9vput out a more knowledgeable video about freddie mercury I said

She did for 70 years

@@Gsmok3Tv sggdjsskdj

not the late Queens belongs to the state

AME✝️🙏🏻

Yeah ok but she didn't even give two shits about the common people as they call m . Like how during the pandemic she ordered earthing to close down . Yet gave no kind compensation back pay etc. Only thing she gave citizen was so called inspirational speech . And allowed them to come and stand in line to beg for outdated groceries in stale bread .thy had stay in n hope they get their turn to get outdated perishables n stale ass bread n sour milk. Many people were reporting it .

i was just about to say that.....so i guess the next list will be what king charles the third owns

@@shaquanashton4642 Hahaha - you've got the measure of these gossip sites.

@Hooly Dooly Very few. I haven't 'googled' it but I have an idea it's only swans on a particular stretch of the River Thames.

In my opinion.... I'd say gather up all the royal. Tar & featherfor the past crimes the family has committed. Then draw and quarter. They royal are a burden on the tax payers of all the countries the royals dip thier hands in

The Crown owns all land in the realm, the "ownership" we think of is an estate in fee simple. It is because of the residual Crown ownership that interests can be resumed for public purposes and why ,when interests fail, they revert to the Crown, but interest usually pass to the heirs in intestacy, not the Crown, on intestacy

The Duchy of Cornwall is a rare example of intestacy and no heirs, the estate passes to the Duke of Cornwall which for years was Prince Charles. While some monies from this find their way back to various charities down there, Prince Charles has personally ended up with £millions from this anomaly from the Crown claiming it.

Exactly. The monarchy owns these things. Not the monarch. In fact most of these things are owned by the British Taxpayer. She is very independently wealthy for sure. But she certainly doesn't own the crown jewels, or most of the palaces. We do.

@@stevemichael8458 Many of the so-called crown jewels were stolen from other countries.

Let not the stuff crown made of stolen jewels .

Not to mention her visit to Canada and showed the President of the United States and the First Lady.

And she also had a ceremonial sword handy to keep the visitors from getting out of line. 😜😁😁

Kidding don’t get excited he is a big baby

And call it George❤️🤣