When will the Queen of England finally die?
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as soon as someone puts a bullet in her head\n(great, the British secret service is probably all over my a$$ now)
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QUEEN ELIZABETH I... she's a virgin.. ; )
977628
The monarchy is larglely symbolic, so what does it matter if she is there or not?  As a matter of historical pride I don't think it would be a good thing to get rid of her.  They still have a democracy so what is the problem?
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The expected release date should be a month after the season ends in the UK. That should be around August/September 2006.\n\nThe semi-official date going around on the internet is August 29.
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The Queen's birthday is 21st april and her official birthday is usually celebrated on the first saturday in June with the trooping of the colour parade it is known as her official birthday in June because it was the second of june 1953 when she came to the throne.\n\nAs I am sure you already know she celebrates her 80th this year
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Only if Charles abdicates the throne
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well i am not a very big supporter of monarchy no matter whatever country it is in.\nbut you guys in britain should be glad that your royal family atleast doesnt messes with the government and its running.\n\nthough i agree with you that spending so much money on the royal family serves no purpose but sometimes somethings are just part of your history and you cant do away with them.\n\nmaybe you could try abolishing the monarchy after her death.
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The monarchy has to end. It seems they are only here for tradition and nothing else. Sod off for all I care! Cheers!!
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The "queen mum" is short for the Queen Mother, which really means the Queen's Mother Who Was Herself a Queen.  She's dead.\n\nQueen Elizabeth II seems not to have any authority, but technically she does, as I am sure that she doesn't have to sign anything that she doesn't want to.  But that would cause an uproar you wouldn't believe.  And the Prime Minister has to go see her every week or so and go over the stuff they want her to sign.\n\nSo it's a bit of a puzzle as to just what kind of authority she has.  In actual practice she has no political authority...it's all theoretical.
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Queen Elizabeth II was born on 21st April 1926 --- 80 years,1 month, 9 days (as on 30th May 2006)
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I think it is possible she could have been deliberately killed. She was with her boyfriend Dodi at the time who was a Muslim and if they had got married it would bee seen a s threat to British Royal family. It could have just been a freak accident but I think there was more to it.
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A very convinient accident. If she didn't die then, I'm pretty sure she would have been assassinated. She was too damn nice for the royal family.
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Queen Elizabeth II remains the head of state for Britain and many of its colonies.  Head of government is another story, however, and the monarch's command of such has been in decline since the Magna Carta of 1215. James II, deposed in the Glorious Revolution of 1688 by Parliament, may have been the last monarch to believe he was head of government, and to have been catastrophically incorrect.
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it means her death is coming soon. its unavoidable.
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5,324 years old, unless you mean Queen Elizabeth
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Definitely England.  She is NOT from Germany.  She was born and raised in England.   Her ancestors were at one time German and from Germany.  However, the current Queen of England, Elizabeth II,  has never lived in Germany
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Here's the top 25 in the British line of Succession:\n\nHRH The Prince of Wales ("The Prince Charles") (b. 1948), eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II \nHRH Prince William of Wales (b. 1982), elder son of the Prince of Wales \nHRH Prince Henry of Wales (b. 1984), younger son of the Prince of Wales \nHRH The Duke of York ("The Prince Andrew") (b. 1960), second son of Queen Elizabeth II \nHRH Princess Beatrice of York (b. 1988), elder daughter of the Duke of York \nHRH Princess Eugenie of York (b. 1990), younger daughter of the Duke of York \nHRH The Earl of Wessex ("The Prince Edward") (b. 1964), third son of Queen Elizabeth II \nLady Louise Windsor (b. 2003), daughter of the Earl of Wessex \nHRH The Princess Royal ("The Princess Anne") (b. 1950), daughter of Queen Elizabeth II \nPeter Phillips (b. 1977), son of the Princess Royal \nZara Phillips (b. 1981), daughter of the Princess Royal \nDavid Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Linley (b. 1961), grandson of King George VI through his daughter Princess Margaret \nThe Hon. Charles Armstrong-Jones (b. 1999), son of Viscount Linley \nThe Hon. Margarita Armstrong-Jones (b. 2002), daughter of Viscount Linley \nLady Sarah Chatto (b. 1964), granddaughter of King George VI through his daughter Princess Margaret \nSamuel Chatto (b. 1996), elder son of Lady Sarah Chatto \nArthur Chatto (b. 1999), younger son of Lady Sarah Chatto \nHRH The Duke of Gloucester (b. 1944), grandson of King George V through his son Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester \nAlexander Windsor, Earl of Ulster (b. 1974), son of the Duke of Gloucester \nLady Davina Lewis (b. 1977), elder daughter of the Duke of Gloucester \nLady Rose Windsor (b. 1980), younger daughter of the Duke of Gloucester \nHRH The Duke of Kent (b. 1935), grandson of King George V through his son Prince George, Duke of Kent \nskipped George Windsor, Earl of St Andrews (b. 1962), elder son of the Duke of Kent \nskipped Edward Windsor, Lord Downpatrick (b. 1988), son of George, Earl of St Andrews \nLady Marina-Charlotte Windsor (b. 1992), elder daughter of George, Earl of St Andrews \nLady Amelia Windsor (b. 1995), younger daughter of George, Earl of St. Andrews \nskipped Lord Nicholas Windsor (b. 1970), younger son of the Duke of Kent \nLady Helen Taylor (b. 1964), daughter of the Duke of Kent