Iden Versio infiltrates the Royal wedding!
I thought I’d seen her somewhere before!
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It's real in that:
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I thought this was fake but I now believe you.
It’s real.
Yes it is.
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Iconic.
What is that purse? I see that blond on the back has it too.
Now we need this as another Iden Versace costume within the game. This is the type of cosmetics that people need to be crying and dying for. That hat is everything instant purchase.
Literally serving royalty realness.
Wow! I didn't know that Janina appeared in the Royal Wedding, and also didn't know that she is one of Meghan's friend. She looks very pretty.
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The bride and groom probably cared. Idk about the queen though.
They are friends.
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I'm English, and I don't give a rats bottom about the "Royals".
As an American I stopped caring about the royal family back in 76.
*Puts on tin-foil hat*
She's the next Diana... Ahem...
Hope cannot save her...
You should. They’re symbols of England
Harry needs to swing this. Best of luck.
Symbols of the UK.
I'm no Royalist, but the Queen's official title is "Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith", emphasis on "United Kingdom".
It's a massive pet peeve of mine when people say "England" when they're referring to the "United Kingdom". We're a union of 4 nations - England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland - with a central government based in London with devolved parliamentary legislatures in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and the Queen is the official head of state for these countries as well as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, and all the other Commonwealth countries, but this is an entirely ceremonial role and she has no actual power over these countries.
Point is, it's "United Kingdom" or "Great Britain", not just England. Also, we don't have to like them because they're a massive waste of taxpayer money and are nothing more than an overblown tourist attraction.
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the heck is that thing on her head
she looks so dumb smh
That’s her droid in disguise!
She looks amazing.
ROFL!
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Can’t help you there, I’m British!
I'm not sure what you mean. I thought the whole world is more or less obsessed with the British royalty, not just in America (and the UK).
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I'm not familiar with elsewhere, just here in the states. If the whole world is more or less obsessed with them than I guess I understand even less.
I think is safe to say that Queen Elizabeth and her Royal family are probably the most famous monarchy in the entire world (if not just one of the most famous). From what I understand, it may simply be because, as @meshugene89 mentioned, she's the Head of State not just in the UK but also in other commonwealth countries like Canada, Jamaica, New Zealand, Australia, Belize, and so on, thus sharing the very same monarchy and the current queen. As far as I know, I don't think there isn't any other monarchies that was also currently and officially shared by more than one countries, but if there really is, do correct me.
Those commonwealth countries that I mentioned were once territories under the former British Empire that officially gained their independence status while still being "united by a common allegiance to the Crown". This empire was the largest in history, and thus the British influence (including their own monarchy) are able to greatly expanded well and abroad throughout the world, not just colonizing new territories but also taking their part in the world interacting with many other countries. This influence was so great that even many certain non-commonwealth countries knows the Queen well enough even though she is not their Head of State.
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To @DaxStorm and @hsf_, no I will not mess with the Queen's Guard even if you would pay me £100. As a law-abiding visitor, I shall respect them in their uniform and not invade their personal space.
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Search your feelings you know it to be true.
Lol, it is funny watching the **** tourists try and aggravate them, they are allowed to kill as far as I know. But they're not the ones you want to look out for, the ones you want to look out for have a rather long name...
Yeomen Warders of Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress the Tower of London, and Members of the Sovereign's Body Guard of the Yeoman Guard Extraordinary
We call them Beefeaters though xD
Additionally, I don't understand everyone's fascination with British history. It's actually some of the most oppressive, destructive, barbaric and horrific history known to man.
Umm since we are all talking about it .. can we trade the Royal family for the Kardashians ? We will throw in all the Jenners also ...
They do this when a republican is in office so that they can draw attention away from him when he does something good for the country, that way they don't have to report it.
Positive Trump news? sorry, we need to talk about the royal wedding first!
Think about it.
Iden/Janina is all I need.
She helped the U.K. move forward in a time where many countries were stagnant.
I don't see her as a "Queen" per se. I see her as one of the all-time great leaders of the United Kingdom.
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Yes us Brits havent been perfect through time, but most countries have had some form of brutal or horrific history, or links to it. USA (civil war, other wars, removal of Native Americans), Spain (Spanish Empire and the conquests of Central and South America), Germany (world wars era), Japan (empire of the early 1900s, look at Nanking as an example), Turkey (Armenian Genocide), France (colonial era and Catholic/Protestant wars). I think its unfair to single British history out. I guess its because we have had the most influence in a sense, but every region in the world almost has had some form of barbaric history.
Not trying to condone anything Britain did by the way, as we were terrible with slavery, conquest and racism.
I personally dont mind the Royals as a Brit, I feel it makes us unique and traditional. The Queen has done a great job. Admittedly not fussed on Prince Charles but William will be a good king if he is anything like his mother (which he seems to be).