Her Majesty takes action, responding to frustrated Americans

[kscarbel2]

Associated Press  /  May 26, 2016

In a move that has brought the western world to a standstill, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II issued a proclamation yesterday announcing the reclamation of the United States of America with immediate effect.

Calls to the White House and congressional leaders for comment following the announcement went unanswered.

Notice of Revocation of Independence

“In 1776, my third great grandfather King George III made a decision to grant an experimental form of self-governance to our Royal Colonies in the New World. Since I ascended the throne in 1952, I have tried my best to understand, respect and adhere to his decree, continuing to support a system of self-government in America,” said Queen Elizabeth II.

“However, particularly over the last three decades, I have witnessed an appalling lack of leadership on that side of the Atlantic, owing I believe to the widespread unwillingness of properly qualified individuals to hold seats in the so-called executive, legislative and judicial branches of government.”

“Further more, the level of political misconduct has reached levels I can no longer understand nor accept. As a result, a constant succession of unsuitable individuals has brought unrest and instability to America, while at the same time, diminishing America’s participative role as a source of global leadership.”

“With each passing year, I am the recipient of thousands of letters from subjects in America who are frustrated with the lack of governmental leadership. As Queen, I take the welfare of all people in the Commonwealth most seriously, and act as required on their behalf.”

“Effective immediately, as bearer of the charters of the Royal Colonies in America, I am hereby revoking the independence given our thirteen Royal Colonies and their subsequent outgrowth now known as the United States of America, and the Crown’s permission for it to self-govern.” 

Prime Minister announces changes

In an announcement outside his 10 Downing Street office, Prime Minister David Cameron said The Queen will resume monarchial duties over all 50 of the united states, commonwealths and other territories.

With the end of presidential elections, Cameron said he planned to appoint a deputy level minister to lead the new overseas territory by Monday.

[HeavyGunner]

To hell with the the queen, that over paid puke and her family have leached off of their own people for centuries. If she's so worried about the people she and her family should get real jobs and give up the millions in annual salaries they take while sitting on their butts. http://www.discoveryfinance.com/how-much-do-british-royal-family-make-annually.html be sure to get toward the end of this article and from what I gather their salary is play money while their subjects foot the bill for everything else. 

[grayhair]

yeah, what gunner said

Edited May 27, 2016 by grayhair

[Frenchy Mack]

I think, the queen Elizabeth forget the General La Fayette and his French volunteers who came from France to help the American people in independence war

greets from France

[BillyT]

Frenchy, I have a 2" thick novel " The year of the French" that describes those events!

[other dog]

[macks in nigeria]

Sometimes BMT can be very entertaining.

[Swishy]

entertaing .......... YES

iz it April 1st yet

LOL

Don't believe every thing U hear

Don't believe everything U read

Don't believe everything U see

LOL

cya

§wishy

[carlotpilot]

and if you can find the letters  d  n  c  anywhere in the article be very leary of it

[macks in nigeria]

Sometimes you are made to think r n c set up this forum.

[41chevy]

So since it's under the Queen, does that mean my family is now on bad terms with the Royal Navy again? We had to hide with the Dutch to stop our necks from being stretched by the crown in the early 1600's.

Edited January 1, 2018 by 41chevy

[grayhair]

Many had to sign this oath of Allegiance in order to escape the crown.  My ancestors did sign in order to escape to the "colonies."  You can read the oath here.   It's kinda hard to read from this copy but the meaning is abundantly clear.  You basically promised your very existence to the  King.

 

 

Oath of Allegiance and passengers lists Rotterdam to Philadelphia 1763.docx

Edited January 1, 2018 by grayhair

[fjh]

[fjh]

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[41chevy]

1 hour ago, grayhair said:

Many had to sign this oath of Allegiance in order to escape the crown.  My ancestors did sign in order to escape to the "colonies."  You can read the oath here.   It's kinda hard to read from this copy but the meaning is abundantly clear.  You basically promised your very existence to the  King.

Oath of Allegiance and passengers lists Rotterdam to Philadelphia 1763.docx

My family was the Royal Administrators in Cheshire County, England from 1270 to 1789 and in the 1500 had six ships  commissioned as privateers, sailing for the King. The Spanish mainly our prey but after the mid 1600's all ships along the Eastern Seaboard were prey when we went from Privateers to Pirates. We had some at Ellesmere Port, England and Massachusetts. During the Revolutionary War, the family in Mass and Conn joined Washington's army, the family on Long Island were granted a pardon and fought for the British. After the war the British took our ships and removed Cheshire County as the administrators for the crown to Northern England.

I stopped at the family ancestral  estate on leave from S.E.A. in 1971 and had the door slammed in my face for being a" Colonial Upstart". 

Edited January 1, 2018 by 41chevy

[grayhair]

18 hours ago, 41chevy said:

I stopped at the family ancestral  estate on leave from S.E.A. in 1971 and had the door slammed in my face for being a" Colonial Upstart".

Wow, that's some history indeed!  I think you can rightly take the door slamming reception as a badge of honor my friend.

[41chevy]

2 hours ago, grayhair said:

Wow, that's some history indeed!  I think you can rightly take the door slamming reception as a badge of honor my friend.

It actually made my day, only would have been better if I could of pee'd on their shoes and farted at tea.