Too be fair pokemon is probably the biggest cultural thing that came from Japan in the past 30 years

Charliezard, if you will

He’s ceremonial he can’t do anything

@@tobsjones1609 I know that but we have not heard a peep out of him. All I've heard is the usual family problems. Nation first Charlie.

​@@tobsjones1609What powers does the King of Great Britain have? He is the head of the judiciary and appoints judges. The King of Great Britain is the Supreme Commander of the armed forces and can veto any law, it is he who declares war or makes peace. The King can single-handedly approve the financial law (in simple terms, the country's budget) bypassing the consent of Parliament. The King has the right to dissolve the House of Commons, that is, the British Parliament, early. The King has the right to veto laws passed by Parliament. Appointment of the Prime Minister So in 1963, the right of Elizabeth II to appoint the Prime Minister was used. However, the candidate was not elected leader of his party. So fate smiled on Alex Douglas-Home. He became the new Prime Minister by decree of the Queen. According to recently revealed data, the Queen has used the veto power at least 39 times in recent times. For example, in 1999, the Queen blocked the Iraq War Bill. In this bill, Parliament wanted the Queen to give it full control over the military operation in Iraq. Since the bill affected the powers of the monarch, the Queen rejected it, citing the act of "royal assent". Anyone who thinks that they [meetings] are a mere formality or social convention is deeply mistaken. In fact, they take place in a calm businesslike atmosphere, and Her Majesty always demonstrates her ability to cover a wide range of issues and her great experience. - Thatcher, Margaret For example, in 2021, Elizabeth blocked the Scottish bill. They wanted to buy lands by law, but Elizabeth simply blocked it with a veto.

What powers does the King of Great Britain have? He is the head of the judiciary and appoints judges. The King of Great Britain is the Supreme Commander of the armed forces and can veto any law, it is he who declares war or makes peace. The King can single-handedly approve the financial law (in simple terms, the country's budget) bypassing the consent of Parliament. The King has the right to dissolve the House of Commons, that is, the British Parliament, early. The King has the right to veto laws passed by Parliament. Appointment of the Prime Minister So in 1963, the right of Elizabeth II to appoint the Prime Minister was used. However, the candidate was not elected leader of his party. So fate smiled on Alex Douglas-Home. He became the new Prime Minister by decree of the Queen. According to recently revealed data, the Queen has used the veto power at least 39 times in recent times. For example, in 1999, the Queen blocked the Iraq War Bill. In this bill, Parliament wanted the Queen to give it full control over the military operation in Iraq. Since the bill affected the powers of the monarch, the Queen rejected it, citing the act of "royal assent". Anyone who thinks that they [meetings] are a mere formality or social convention is deeply mistaken. In fact, they take place in a calm businesslike atmosphere, and Her Majesty always demonstrates her ability to cover a wide range of issues and her great experience. - Thatcher, Margaret For example, in 2021, Elizabeth blocked the Scottish bill. They wanted to buy lands by law, but Elizabeth simply blocked it with a veto.

@@DANSHHD I don't see any leadership skills there or in Parliament. Our leaders have no backbone and have forgotten about their duties to the British people.

Interesting I learnt something new genuinely. The King needs to step in and do something about the immigration issues if so, guess they won’t because it doesn’t affect them yet.

Ban Sky Spraying Sun Blocking Soil destroying Plazma Particulates?

Absolute rubbish. The monarchy knows it can't over step the mark with laws etc.

@@Uniquely_L1that would be difficult because the Tory government behaves like tall brats having a temper tantrum when they don’t get their own way so if Charlie boy shook his rattle it might be a nursery fight by dummies(the things they stick in their mouths). He’s waiting calmly for this lot to go. He’s not stupid and he clearly has better advisors.

All hail emperor Lelouch!

All hail emperor Lelouch

That's just you!! Take care・・・・

@@KohyuNishimuraWell the yen is collapsing..

Yup.

Maybe you should get your money up 🤑

All countries have heads of state and state visits and banquets in grand buildings when foreign dignitaries are hosted. It is an important function of diplomatic relations. The royal family do it spectacularly well but fairly cheaply compared to many states.

All countries have heads of state and state visits and banquets in grand buildings when foreign dignitaries are hosted. It is an important function of diplomatic relations. The royal family do it spectacularly well but fairly cheaply compared to many states.

Who are you?😂

Get over it already