Queen Elizabeth II

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Anonymous wrote:Operation London Bridge is only in effect If she passes in England. She seemingly may pass in Scotland under which Operation Unicorn will apply.

“The monarch would be conveyed from Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire to Edinburgh on a special train, where it is understood the Queen would initially rest in state at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Her coffin would then be carried to St Giles’ Cathedral on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, where people would be able to pay their respects.”

https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/national/operation-unicorn-what-is-operation-unicorn-what-happens-if-the-queen-dies-in-scotland-3836443?amp

aside tourist tip: this is open to the public (unless the royal family is in residence) and a very cool and easy visit when you're in Edinburgh.

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They said they would lower the flags within 10 minutes of passing, so that should be the clear signal.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Operation London Bridge is only in effect If she passes in England. She seemingly may pass in Scotland under which Operation Unicorn will apply.

“The monarch would be conveyed from Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire to Edinburgh on a special train, where it is understood the Queen would initially rest in state at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Her coffin would then be carried to St Giles’ Cathedral on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, where people would be able to pay their respects.”

https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/national/operation-unicorn-what-is-operation-unicorn-what-happens-if-the-queen-dies-in-scotland-3836443?amp

They're going to drag this poor woman's body all over creation.

Uh, she approved the plans. These plans have been sitting on a shelf collecting dust for decades. It’s all part of the job.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s hard to imagine the UK and the world without her.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11193345/The-Queen-kept-medical-supervision-Balmoral.html#comments-11193345

Um, yes it is. The world will go on, with or without her.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, she's 96. She should've made William king a long time ago.

This

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Operation London Bridge is only in effect If she passes in England. She seemingly may pass in Scotland under which Operation Unicorn will apply.

“The monarch would be conveyed from Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire to Edinburgh on a special train, where it is understood the Queen would initially rest in state at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

Her coffin would then be carried to St Giles’ Cathedral on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile, where people would be able to pay their respects.”

https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/national/operation-unicorn-what-is-operation-unicorn-what-happens-if-the-queen-dies-in-scotland-3836443?amp

They're going to drag this poor woman's body all over creation.

Uh, she approved the plans. These plans have been sitting on a shelf collecting dust for decades. It’s all part of the job.

+1

Appropriately too, she would likely want to continue serving her duty to country even in passing.

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Anonymous wrote:If BBC had cancelled regular programming and gone to black, it’s imminent or already done. What an amazing life. The world will not be the same without her.

+1 it must be imminent or already have happened. I am also so sad over this. She has been such a mainstay through my entire life that I cannot imagine a world without her.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:TBH, I am a little surprised she didn't make it to 100. She seems like the ideal candidate to make it that long - mother lived past 100, access to best doctors and treatments, etc.

The last few years have been rough, and her longtime husband died last year. It’s not too surprising.

VERY rough

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Anonymous wrote:TBH, I am a little surprised she didn't make it to 100. She seems like the ideal candidate to make it that long - mother lived past 100, access to best doctors and treatments, etc.

So many elderly people decline/pass soon after their spouse does. I figured she’d pass within 6 months of Prince Philip. That was April 2021. I’m very surprised she’s made it this long.

I always felt like she was hanging on for the Jubilee. That was her last big duty to the country. Since then, she had nothing to keep her going. She knew it is her time. She said goodbye. People got to tell her goodbye and thank her for everything.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree, sad, end of an era. This woman KNEW Winston Churchill. Amazing life. She did her duty, did a good job, and was beloved for it. Too bad so many of her kids are shmucks.

Wouldn't that be due at least in part to bad parenting? Look at how she publicly treated Diana and Harry. She's not all sunshine and rainbows. She definitely has a dark side.

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Anonymous wrote:Agree, sad, end of an era. This woman KNEW Winston Churchill. Amazing life. She did her duty, did a good job, and was beloved for it. Too bad so many of her kids are shmucks.

Wouldn't that be due at least in part to bad parenting? Look at how she publicly treated Diana and Harry. She's not all sunshine and rainbows. She definitely has a dark side.

her kids were largely raised by nannies, governesses, and boarding schools. I’ll never understand people who send their kids to boarding school—who is raising these kids??

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, she's 96. She should've made William king a long time ago.

This

That would mean skipping Charles. I know no one really likes him, but you don’t just break protocol like that.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agree, sad, end of an era. This woman KNEW Winston Churchill. Amazing life. She did her duty, did a good job, and was beloved for it. Too bad so many of her kids are shmucks.

Wouldn't that be due at least in part to bad parenting? Look at how she publicly treated Diana and Harry. She's not all sunshine and rainbows. She definitely has a dark side.

her kids were largely raised by nannies, governesses, and boarding schools. I’ll never understand people who send their kids to boarding school—who is raising these kids??

Oh for the love. Stop it. I went to boarding school for high school and loved it.

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I’m surprised she lasted this long after Philip passed.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agree, sad, end of an era. This woman KNEW Winston Churchill. Amazing life. She did her duty, did a good job, and was beloved for it. Too bad so many of her kids are shmucks.

Wouldn't that be due at least in part to bad parenting? Look at how she publicly treated Diana and Harry. She's not all sunshine and rainbows. She definitely has a dark side.

her kids were largely raised by nannies, governesses, and boarding schools. I’ll never understand people who send their kids to boarding school—who is raising these kids??

Plenty of us went to boarding school and had a wonderful time. My friends from that time are still like sisters. You won’t understand because you’ve never experienced it.