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  • @annienewton3999
    @annienewton3999 Год назад +122

    It’s not the power it’s the respect we have for her, as she said I can’t change laws or stop wars but I can give you my heart which she did for 70 years.

    • @ajibureacts
      @ajibureacts  Год назад +9

      yea true

    • @jeffthomas2364
      @jeffthomas2364 Год назад +7

      Exactly she never had power and she certainly hardly ever used her Royal prerogative, she was just loved and respected for simply being her.

  • @suehead109
    @suehead109 Год назад +117

    It's not crazy at all......it's called RESPECT. The Queen was probably THE most respected Head of State in the World. At age 21, she made a promise, and for 70 years.....that's 70 YEARS.......she kept that promise. How many leaders, politicians have ever kept a promise for 7 days let alone 70 years. Whether you are a royalist or not, you simply have to Respect Queen Elizabeth II for her duty and service. Rest in Peace Ma'am, and thank-you for your service.

    • @jeffthomas2364
      @jeffthomas2364 Год назад +2

      I agree with every word of that.

    • @cireenasimcox1081
      @cireenasimcox1081 Год назад +4

      I got so peed off that his go-to descriptive word throughout was "crazy". Seriously!! Wonder how he'd feel if one went around to dinner at his house and labelled it, and the way they live, & what they ate, "crazy"? People who have different traditions, history, contemporary life aren't mentally challenged, (crazy) fgs! They're simply different - which is one of the great joys of living on this tiny planet: we're taught to reserve judging others until we've learnt how and why they do the things they do.
      And also - c'mon man, the word anyone over 5 uses about cremation is...well..."cremation". When, for example, the Queens sister, Princess Margaret died we didn't say "Oh hey, to-day's the day we burn the Queen's sister!" We said "Oh, to-day Princess Margaret is to be cremated."
      But the fact that Ajibu had no idea that the Monarch is also the Head of the Church of England, since around 500 years ago, knocked me for six! So am guessing he also doesn't know Queen Elizabeth was the most famous woman in the world when she died. And as well as being the Head of the Church of England (or Anglican Church), she was also the Head of the armed forces...in fact she served in WWII.
      And no, of course burying people in churches is not new. For around 1,000 years (yeah that's one thousand years ago), it's been the way monarchs, people of status, and those who have served their country in an extraordinary way are honoured. And don't forget that the ground floor of large Churches, Abbeys, cathedrals is actually the second floor. The crypt, where hundreds of people are buried, is sometimes an ossuary, which means that only the bones rest there.
      But...too much "Glory"? What does that even mean? Too many people loved her, respected her, admired her and wanted to pay their last respects to her? As others have said: it's called "respect" . Respect is why it was such a world-wide event, respect is why so many of the crowds were in tears, respect is what those who will study her reign in years to come will come to have for her.

    • @ianwalker5842
      @ianwalker5842 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@cireenasimcox1081 Well said!

  • @sandraback7809
    @sandraback7809 Год назад +80

    The red headed prince was not ‘robbed’ of his place in line for the throne. It goes to the eldest child and their eldest child. The red headed prince was the second son so was always going to be succeeded by his elder brother’s children.

  • @johnwood5510
    @johnwood5510 Год назад +23

    Why should respect scare you? A woman who gave her life to service for 70 years! Doesn't she deserve respect?

  • @GenerousKingATL
    @GenerousKingATL Год назад +54

    As an African American I looked up to the Queen all of my life my grandparents are gone most aunts and uncles are gone she was the only one left even if I never meet her. It's respect it's devotion it's service it's being torn down and keep going

  • @sandraback7809
    @sandraback7809 Год назад +74

    The Queen was being honoured for 70 years of service, not power over, to her country and the Commonwealth! HMTQ deserved and earned this tribute. Personally, I was deeply saddened when HMTQ passed. All the jewels are owned by the State, held by the nation for hundreds of years to be bestowed to our monarch during their reign.
    P.S. I have to remind myself that many countries do not have the relationship with HMTQ that we have. Our jubilee celebrations, the Queen giving her annual speech to us at Christmas, the messages to us in difficult times from WW2 to Covid lockdowns or visiting a hospital, school or honouring our fallen in conflicts around the world. Our Queen was always there.

    • @tonybuc67
      @tonybuc67 Год назад +9

      You are correct. It is just amazing how young people today do not get the historical significance of the THIS Queen's passing. Young people today do not know much history. Calling this Catholic not knowing that it's the Anglican Church or Church of England. The lack of simple knowledge is so sad to me. Wow!!!

    • @esser7678
      @esser7678 Год назад +2

      @@tonybuc67 your attitude is sad

    • @mickandcharli9942
      @mickandcharli9942 Год назад +3

      But he’s learning now let’s not discourage him .. American history needs to include everything I was birthed by .. it would amaze some people how much of what they are is only because of Great Britain

    • @clairemcallister9757
      @clairemcallister9757 Год назад +1

      God bless you. Love from Scotland. We love you. You are out friend you are our family and we will always cherish our commonwealth and remember that you are very loved by us we love you 🥰❤️

    • @missbritishchick
      @missbritishchick Год назад +1

      Her speech during lockdown was a great comfort. Something about her that comforts people.

  • @askinlad
    @askinlad Год назад +30

    she's served as Queen of a dozen counters for 70 years & you say we shouldn't give her funeral so much glory ?
    She was the most well known and indeed liked woman on the globe, Even Putin praised her.

    • @bevanfletcher6563
      @bevanfletcher6563 Год назад +8

      From New Zealand, Her Majesty deserved the best send off possible, for the 70 years of dedicated, loyal and selfless service to the UK and Commonwealth, RIP Your Majesty, God Save the King.

  • @janflaherty3819
    @janflaherty3819 Год назад +16

    She was our Queen, the Mother of our country. We loved her.

  • @Diamondmine212
    @Diamondmine212 Год назад +31

    Your Presidents come and go, our beloved Queen was Commander in Chief of our military for 70 yrs. She was head of the Church also of England. They were never be another like her.🙏🏻😢

    • @KeithWilliamMacHendry
      @KeithWilliamMacHendry Год назад +1

      She attended The Church of Scotland at Crathie Kirk regularly when residing in Balmoral.

    • @annienewton3999
      @annienewton3999 Год назад +1

      Agree, we will never like again. Christmas Day at 15:00 I’d going to be tough x

  • @gordonsmith8899
    @gordonsmith8899 Год назад +12

    Glory? It's tradition and it's respect. The Queen was our head of state for seventy years.

  • @patriciaewing8164
    @patriciaewing8164 Год назад +23

    Harry the red head was 6th in-line but when his grandmother the Queen died he went up to 5th in line, the first born son is the heir to the throne then his three children are the future generation of royals. His son is second in line, his daughter is now third in line and his youngest son is 4th in line. That’s the way it has always worked!

  • @Drobium77
    @Drobium77 Год назад +50

    Over 5 billion people watched the Queen's funeral , 63% of all people on Earth. she was so loved and did such a good job.
    God rest her soul, and God save the King!

    • @mairiconnell6282
      @mairiconnell6282 Год назад +3

      Well said! So missed already. Long Live The King.

  • @jeffthomas2364
    @jeffthomas2364 Год назад +28

    Hi,
    No the service wasn’t Catholic, the queen was the head of the British armed forces and she was the head of the Church of England which is what Westminster Abbey is. England used to be Catholic but King Henry VIII broke away from Rome and the Catholic Church in 1536 and closed down all the Abbeys and Monastery’s then declaring himself supreme head of the church, the Church of England is Protestant. To understand why this is so big you need to look at a few videos of the queens life. King Charles is now the news king and his wife is now Queen consort, meaning Queen by marriage only. No the crown won’t be buried with the queen, it now goes to be redesigned and resized ready for the kings coronation. The whole country got the day off for this. The orb represents the world and the cross on the top of it is to represent Christ’s dominion over the world. The Crown Jewels are actually priceless, no one can put a value on them, they are so heavily guarded at the Tower of London, they can’t get insurance for them as they are priceless. Yes they are buried inside in the royal vault. They are in lead lined coffins so the body doesn’t decay and decompose. The queens funeral has been in the planning since she came to the throne. Prince sherry wasn’t robbed of his place, that’s just what happens, the Riyal line passes down to the eldest child of that line. If Prince William didn’t have children the Harry would still be second in line but Harry also quit as a working royal cutting himself out of the line of succession. They were just showing the procession in to Windsor castle but yes she was already buried.

  • @Froehlich07
    @Froehlich07 Год назад +13

    Even here in Denmark, eventhough we have our own queen. We highly respected Queen Elizabeth. She was a great ruler and loved by her people.

  • @m68lanc
    @m68lanc Год назад +34

    I like that you did a reaction and understand that like most Americans you just can’t get your head around what our Royal family means to us, that’s not a criticism of you but rather a statement that you need to be born and live under the monarchy to fully understand what it means to us. Queen Elizabeth dedicated her whole life to serving her country and people, she did an absolutely amazing job!
    To really blow your mind think about this, technically we are not British citizens but rather subjects of our King or Queen.

    • @carolineb3527
      @carolineb3527 Год назад +7

      Actually, we are both subjects and citizens - as defined by the Nationality Acts of 1948 and 1981.

    • @m68lanc
      @m68lanc Год назад +8

      @@carolineb3527 I stand corrected, strangely I prefer the idea of being a subject. 😄

  • @anthonyferris8912
    @anthonyferris8912 Год назад +25

    A country tends to pick up a lot of traditions over a thousand years of history.

  • @a81758
    @a81758 Год назад +12

    Harry was never in line to the throne because he is the second son of Charles. I am not sure why you think he was robbed. And you were watching clips that were mixed up. The Queen was lowered into the vault at the end of the funeral.

  • @catherinebosley7539
    @catherinebosley7539 Год назад +11

    It is not crazy,it is showing total respect to a much loved Monarch,70 years of devotion to her Country.

  • @bayousbambino427
    @bayousbambino427 Год назад +8

    Did "some unknown guy" give his entire life to service to dozens of countries as their head of state and dozens more as head of an international organization, all for no salary, with no reitremnet, subject to rules the rest of us aren't, and constantly in the global spotlight, every moment of joy and grief made into a watched event? Many Americans--many "younger" ones, in particular (I put "younger" in quotes as I'm not that old myself); not exclusively younger ones, but perhaps predominatnlty younger ones--struggle with the idea of giving to others without gaining something in return. The Duchess of Sussex is an example of the segment of the population that wants for themselves; their feelings matter most; it's "their truth"; she wants her reward and always considers herself a victim when she doesn't get it. The late Queen, on the other hand, never demanded anything, never complained--not publicly, anyway--never condescended, never quit and stomped off in a pique, even though she wasn't born to be queen, the job falling to her only because of the choice her uncle made in 1936. She just took what life threw at her and got on with it, starting in the Second World War and ending in 2022. _That_ deserves recognition,
    On top of that, she served for so long and for so many countries, she had 179 prime ministers. She also paid state visits to probably 70% of the world's countries and received visiting heads of state from as many. She met other monarchs and their families; presidents past and present; presidents' prime ministers, ambassadors and high commissioners, not to mention she was head of dozens of militaries and appointed probably hundreds of commanding officers. Then she was patron to some 600 charities and organizations. So, _that's_ why so many showed up to her funeral.
    And, lastly, as queen, she was the personification of the state. Well, many states. But, only one could bury her. So, while the individual who just finished her time as queen deserved great respect and recognition, for the reasons described above, the pageantry, symbolism, and choreography are signs of respect for the position--the office--of monarch, and, through it, the nation, not the mere human who occupied it. Elizabeth understood that, which is why she remained humble as queen; she knew her station as queen was bigger than her as an individual.
    Princess Anne is Elizabeth II's only daughter. Prince Harry got robbed ot nothing; his brother's children and, eventually, his children's children, were always going to push The Duke of Sussex down in the line of succession; look at where Princes Andrew and Edward and Princess Anne are now versus where they were before Charles had children. Mike Tindall, the husband of Princess Anne's daughter, shaves his head. Elizabeth's coffin was not brought back up after it descended into the vault. And what necklace is it you keep referring to? There is no state necklace in the Crown Jewels.

  • @andrewcoverley7973
    @andrewcoverley7973 Год назад +11

    There were 18 monarchs (Kings, queens and emperors) from all over the world. 55 presidents, 25 prime ministers and 500 heads of state and dignitaries. It was the highest security operation the UK met police have ever faced and the biggest ever global security protection in history with over 10,00 police in and around London uniformed and plain clothed, 6124 army personnel from the army, air force and navy (175 were from the commonwealth). Hugh part of history, proud to be British 🇬🇧

    • @ajibureacts
      @ajibureacts  Год назад +2

      interesting and shocking. 500 head of states and people of power is such a high level of respect

  • @ScrappysBoy
    @ScrappysBoy Год назад +16

    Not Roman Catholic, Church of England, which the Queen, now the King is the Supreme Governor of the Church.

  • @kaylucas51
    @kaylucas51 Год назад +18

    She was our beloved queen and our country full of history of 10000 years

  • @KeithWilliamMacHendry
    @KeithWilliamMacHendry Год назад +11

    It's not Catholic, it was Church of England, the reformed Church in England. When she resided at her Scottish home Balmoral, she attended Crathie Kirk which is Church of Scotland, our reformed church which is Presbyterian.

  • @littlemouse7066
    @littlemouse7066 Год назад +9

    It's not only a matter of respect and tradition she was loved by her people.

  • @norahdenovan8658
    @norahdenovan8658 Год назад +12

    It’s not crazy, it’s what’s called respect, think what this woman did, she gave her life to service, people& country , people would not be there if this woman was not loved& respected so much, never will anyone again receive this honour ❤

  • @stephenqualtrough7322
    @stephenqualtrough7322 Год назад +15

    The ceremony was Protestant Church of England of which The Queen was the Head. As she was a very spiritual Christian woman she did a very good job of being this for 70 years

    • @gailcrook2687
      @gailcrook2687 Год назад

      I really didn't know that, I thought the COE was Anglican only

    • @stephenqualtrough7322
      @stephenqualtrough7322 Год назад +1

      @@gailcrook2687 you are right it is Anglican but the monarch UK is the titular head of it dating back I think to Henry 8. Anyway the Queen was a very devout Anglican whatever is the situation .

  • @arwelp
    @arwelp Год назад +9

    They didn’t start planning for the funeral when the Queen died - they started planning it back in the 1960s; they made the coffin so long ago they’ve lost the records of who actually made it, because the company that did it went out of business in 2005.

  • @chrischarlton82
    @chrischarlton82 Год назад +9

    The world has never known another like Her Majesty, and never will again. In her 70 years as sovereign she has not put a foot wrong - an inspirational leader in every sense of the word. Her funeral has been planned for decades, and saw almost every king, queen and ruler from around the world descend on London. The worlds a darker place without her. ❤️

  • @janettesinclair6279
    @janettesinclair6279 Год назад +15

    Towards the end of the later service in Windsor Castle, the emblems of sovereignty - crown, orb and sceptre - are removed, and she was buried as a simple soul before God

  • @michaelprobert4014
    @michaelprobert4014 Год назад +7

    The dollar isn't higher than the pound . Last I looked £100 is worth $115

  • @elizabethmcintyre8529
    @elizabethmcintyre8529 Год назад +9

    It's not glory it's love and respect

  • @moloney118
    @moloney118 Год назад +14

    You obviously don't understand respect and who the Queen was and meant to the world.

  • @lenwilkinson672
    @lenwilkinson672 Год назад +5

    This man is making himself look foolish.his comments are inane.

  • @TheKira699
    @TheKira699 Год назад +4

    What is the Glory of which you speak. There is no glory here. She served her people for over 70 years, even a Princess Elizabeth. It is Public service and duty, not glory.

  • @eturfrey
    @eturfrey Год назад +11

    This is tradition in the UK for royalty but especially significant for Elizabeth because she reigned for 70 years.

  • @coolgareth101
    @coolgareth101 Год назад +6

    You were wondering, so the Queen is the head of the Church of England. (You'd call it Anglican). Not Catholic.

  • @terencehill1971
    @terencehill1971 Год назад +4

    @26.30---No, not knights, but troopers in the Household Cavalry, every soldier, sailor and airman in the funeral ceremony is a working serviceman--the Cavalry drive armoured cars during the week, the Grenadier Guards are elite infantrymen--some of the coffin bearers were flown in from Iraq and flown back out the next day.

  • @mariabolt3881
    @mariabolt3881 Год назад +6

    She was the figure head of the British State. An historical figure. The Respect is DUE!

  • @MrBulky992
    @MrBulky992 Год назад +3

    These are Church of England services, not roman catholic. In the US, you have "Episcopalians", who belong to a sister denomination. Both denominations are protestant and are part of the Anglican Communion.
    The reigning monarch is the Supreme Governor of the Church of England which split from the Roman Catholic Church in the 1530s.
    Monarchs in England are not allowed to be roman catholics. Until recently, they were not even allowed to be married to a catholic.

  • @peterjones3557
    @peterjones3557 Год назад +4

    They aren't sad, they are focussed. The tension would have been tremendous. How would they have felt if they got it wrong? That's what military training is all about.

  • @Eve-Nicholson
    @Eve-Nicholson Год назад +5

    We LOVED our queen.

  • @gmdhargreaves
    @gmdhargreaves Год назад +2

    Very respectful, you’re not far off with the valuations of the jewels, no person can buy them EVER so literally priceless

  • @tracymcardle1236
    @tracymcardle1236 Год назад +5

    o they don't bury the crown orb and sceptre they are priceless, we bury all our kings and queens like this our history goes back a thousand years, America just a few hundred so there is no comparison🇬🇧🇬🇧

  • @jeffthomas2364
    @jeffthomas2364 Год назад +3

    No they don’t bury the Crown, it now gets redesigned and resized ready for The Kings Coronation.

  • @jdnottm
    @jdnottm Год назад +5

    The bearer party were from the Queens Company 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, they are serving soldiers, and she was carried on the state gun carriage that was used in ever state funeral since HM Queen Victoria in 1901. Pulled by sailors of the Royal Navy
    The funeral took place in Westminster Abbey, and then the committal service took place in St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle. Where she was interred with HRH The Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh.
    The guy reading out the late Queens titles at the end was the Gater King of Arms, chief herald and head of the college of arms.
    The state regalia which was on top of the coffin, was the Sovereigns Sceptre, the symbol of her authority, the gold ball is the sovereigns Orb, which represents Christs dominion over the world, and the Imperial State Crown. You have to remember the tradition here to understand it better, She received them all at her coronation, after she had been anointed before god by the Archbishop of Canterbury, they were removed from her coffin and placed onto the high alter before her coffin was lowered into the vault. This symbolises 3 things 1 you come into the world with nothing and leave with nothing, 2 the symbolic end of her reign, and 3 they were taken from one anointed sovereign to be given back to god (placed on the high alter) to then be given (from the high altar symbolising being given from god) to the next anointed sovereign, HM King Charles III will receive them at his coronation (which will take place probably next year) after he has been anointed.
    He will be crowned with the St Edwards Crown (it’s used only once to crown the monarch, the last time it was used was 1953) and then later in the coronation ceremony he will swap it for the imperial state crown seen here

  • @zee2012
    @zee2012 Год назад +4

    FYI .. The Gun carriage weighed in at 2.5 Tonnes, the Queens casket is solid oak and inside is a sealed lead coffin altogether weighing in around 700 pounds. And was pulled by 140 Royal Naval Sailors. R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II

  • @fenellaparis2517
    @fenellaparis2517 Год назад +6

    You find it ‘crazy’ and that it’s ‘too much glory’ because you have no idea of the significance of any of this. Its not about power either.. I don’t quite know why you even reacted to this other than to get views. And btw, Catholicism is part of Christianity but no this is Protestant Church of England of which the Queen was head of state, so no, not catholic but yes, Christian. Goodness 😳 and it’s not so much ‘70 years in power’ it was 70 years of service. Quite different.

  • @littleannie390
    @littleannie390 Год назад +6

    The line of succession to the throne has always gone downwards, so from eldest son to eldest grandson or now first born son or daughter since they changed the rules in 2011 to allow daughters to have the same status in line. Harry is Charles second born son so was never likely to be monarch. He is now fifth in line behind his older brother William and William’s 3 children.

  • @a81758
    @a81758 Год назад +6

    I appreciate your compassion towards the poor but the orb and sceptre being removed symbolised that we go before God with nothing. I would say you don't have a great understanding of British history and our culture and tradition or our royal family. The Queen drove ambulances and was a mechanic in the second world War and she didn't have to do that. Her daughter Princess Anne is one of the hardest working royals, she goes quietly about her business. They are diplomats, patrons of charities and members of the armed forces.

  • @paulhadfield7909
    @paulhadfield7909 Год назад +4

    shes put in a vault, to keep her body safe in the castle, with her parents

  • @dawnhewitt3993
    @dawnhewitt3993 Год назад +3

    She was reigning for a 3rd of the time the UsA has been a country.... so that gives you some perspective .

  • @elinstar6034
    @elinstar6034 Год назад +4

    You're right, in the eyes of God, we are all the same. The archbishop was also right when he said that leaders of loving service are remembered and honoured long.

  • @JK50with10
    @JK50with10 Год назад +3

    It is definitely NOT Catholic. It is Church of England. Harry got pushed down the list, because the Crown is passed from eldest child to eldest child. If it went to brothers before children, then Prince Andrew would be next in line.

  • @MrBulky992
    @MrBulky992 Год назад +5

    The gun carriage bearing the body is the same one used for the Queen's great great grandmother, Queen Victoria, for her funeral in 1901!
    I should imagine it was used for the funerals of the monarchs in between too.
    EDIT: But not, it would seem to me for her successor Edward VII in 1910, if the grainy film footage of that occasion is anything to go by: at least, there are no signs of the gun carriage they were using being pulled by naval ratings rather than horses. Wikipedia disagrees, however.

  • @geecee310
    @geecee310 Год назад +4

    The red head Prince (Prince Harry) is exactly where the law places him in the line of succession. The heir to the thrown is always the eldest child of the sovereign, followed by all of their children. After that it’s Harry, followed by his children. The rest of the family come after that. This is how it’s always been.

    • @ajibureacts
      @ajibureacts  Год назад

      i feel had for him for some reason

  • @anthonya7169
    @anthonya7169 Год назад +5

    An incredibly interesting reaction. Many others have replied to your queries and questions. My only other observation is that whilst I do understand that you are seeing things you have never had any consideration of previously, I do find it sad that knowledge of the world is so lacking egThe Queen was head of the Protestant Church of England, not Catholic. However, your reaction was very respectful and thank you for that.

  • @wendyw2118
    @wendyw2118 Год назад +3

    The church of England is Cristian not catholic The Queen was being honoured by the leaders of the commonwealth and her subjects with love for her majesty it had nothing to do with power the crown on her coffin is the imperial state crown not the crown she was crowned with that is only worn once when she was coronated her majesty was berried with her mother farther sister and husband Our country will miss her as she was very much admired loved and honoured by the people of the UK

  • @sheilamurphy6399
    @sheilamurphy6399 Год назад +3

    Defiantly not catholic. Lady sitting next to King Charles is his wife Camilla. She is the Queen Consort.

  • @billolsen4360
    @billolsen4360 Год назад +3

    Thanks for posting your reaction. Yup, millions of bucks in jewels on that casket. Yes I think that's the same caisson that carried her father's body to his funeral. It IS a big deal when you bury a monarch, I guess. Britain has traditions that other nations would "kill for!"

  • @jonathangoll2918
    @jonathangoll2918 Год назад +4

    I get your point about all the important people being there. But of the 2,000 in Westminster Abbey, 200 were chosen from those who'd received awards from the Queen at the last gift of Honours. These awards are often given to very ordinary people who've done something very good. And a lot of people who worked for her - all over the country - were in St George's Chapel.
    In the UK, we deliberately separate the glory and the pomp from the real power. Although the Queen had a lot of theoretical power, politicians, like the Prime Minister, have the real power.
    (And they haven't done very well recently! Boris Johnson had to resign for telling too many lies, whilst Liz Truss hadn't been in power for more than a few days when her Government made such a disastrous Budget that it caused a drop in the value of the pound.)
    The Queen handled her ceremonial role very well over her long life, and she wasn't out for power. She therefore got a lot of respect from world leaders.
    Two of the largest cut diamonds in the world were on the coffin: Star of Africa No 1 forms most of the head of the Royal Sceptre, and Star of Africa No 2 is in the front of the Imperial State Crown. The Orb signifies Christ's dominion over the world.

  • @angelapennock2639
    @angelapennock2639 Год назад +2

    Not Catholic. The Queen is Head of the Church of England

  • @danivoorhees1240
    @danivoorhees1240 Год назад +2

    Thank you for your effort in making this presentation of our late Monarch and Head of State of her State Funeral.
    A complete and thorough research before presenting this would have been greatly appreciated.
    Thank you.

  • @terencehill1971
    @terencehill1971 Год назад +2

    @6.00 England is a Protestant Country an the prevailing faith is The Church of England known as Episcopalian in America, of which the Queen is head. The hymn is the musical version of the 23rd Psalm--The Lord's my Shepherd.

  • @pbegley99
    @pbegley99 Год назад +2

    5:40 they’re not not Roman Catholic, Queen Elizabeth II was head of the Church of England, a Protestant church. Look up Henry VIII for the historical background.

  • @lizziethepotatopancake8974
    @lizziethepotatopancake8974 Год назад +2

    England is under the Anglican Church, not the Roman Catholic Church, as the official religion of the country. The King is the head of the Anglican church.

  • @dannylsmith3074
    @dannylsmith3074 Год назад +2

    Has far has I know it was only the president of America with a bombproof car. Her majesty was one of a kind we had ro honor her with the grandest state funeral the country could give

  • @caromaro591
    @caromaro591 Год назад +3

    It’s not Catholic, it is Anglican - Church of England.

  • @stephenridley1153
    @stephenridley1153 Год назад +6

    Definitely NOT Catholic 😂😂😂!

  • @bod-essebod-esse4142
    @bod-essebod-esse4142 Год назад +2

    the Church, of which the British monarch is the head, is the Church of England, or Anglican Church. In the US the Episcopalians are the same.
    All the monarchs are buried not cremated. Only Margaret, the Queen's sister, was cremated.

  • @user-rn3mp5yd8x
    @user-rn3mp5yd8x 10 месяцев назад +1

    1. The Crown, which dates back to the 15th century, the Orb & Sceptre are not buried with the Queen, they are transferred to her heir (the next monarch), namely Charles 111.
    2. The lady who you said “looks like the Queen’s daughter” is Camilla, King Charles’ wife, now Queen Camilla.
    3. The Orb symbolises the Christian world with its cross mounted on a globe, and the bands of jewels dividing it up into three sections represent the three continents known in medieval times.
    4. The red headed prince ( Prince Harry) was not “pushed back” he’s now 5th in line to the thrown. The line is:- King Charles & his heir apparent Prince William & his children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are all before Prince Harry.
    5. There is nothing scary about this. USA has state funerals for your Presidents, where heads of state, Kings & Queens. The UK’s state funerals are merely the result of 1000 years of tradition.
    6. It was not a Catholic funeral, it was a Christian funeral.
    7. I know you did your best to present this solemn occasion but a bit of research beforehand may have helped.
    8. Queen Elizabeth was much loved & respected. In the words of President Kennedy “Ask not what your country can do for you -- ask what you can do for your country” Queen Elizabeth upheld that request for over 70 years.

  • @justinneill5003
    @justinneill5003 Месяц назад

    70 years as our Head of State, a constant figurehead throughout, as successive governments came and went. The longest ever reigning monarch of this country. She devoted herself to duty and service from beginning to end without ever wavering, and lived her life according to her Christian beliefs and values. I understand it may be hard for people from different countries and cultures to fully understand and appreciate it; maybe it needs to be part of your heritage to really feel the enormity of this occasion. For most of us, she was already Queen before we were born and it almost felt like she was the mother of the nation, people would drop everything on Christmas Day to tune in to her annual speech. This is why we experienced a sense of collective bereavement at her passing, and our grief has been accompanied by such appreciation, gratitude and affection. RIP Elizabeth 🙏

  • @gmdhargreaves
    @gmdhargreaves 12 дней назад

    I was the last person at the gate to send her off, much love to our most high, most magnificent Queen

  • @MrBulky992
    @MrBulky992 Год назад +2

    The footage at the end of the video was a flashback to earlier in the day. They didn't raise the coffin again!

  • @Chris_GY1
    @Chris_GY1 10 месяцев назад +1

    England is a Protestant country with The King as the head of The Church of England.

  • @GenerousKingATL
    @GenerousKingATL Год назад +3

    Glory she earned 70 years day in day out hard work

  • @noelborden8787
    @noelborden8787 Год назад +1

    Church of England is Protestant; Henry 8th separated from the Catholic faith when the Pope refused to allow in to divorce and marry a different woman.The woman in uniform is, indeed, Queen Elizabeth's only daughter Anne, The Princess Royal. Russians allegedly said they should have attacked the funeral to win in Ukraine.

  • @lenwilkinson672
    @lenwilkinson672 Год назад +2

    Why on earth have a reporter that is obviously hasn’t a clue as to what he is talking about and should never havebeen given a job as a reporter.perhaps in la la land.

  • @Me-ll4ig
    @Me-ll4ig Год назад +1

    Good to see you again dude here from the UK. Was watching your videos when COVID was on.

  • @simonhulmesh
    @simonhulmesh Год назад +1

    She was an international ambassador, leader &
    the head of the church of England too

  • @mercitumusifu8639
    @mercitumusifu8639 Год назад +4

    Wow I learned a lot. Thank you so much

  • @MrBulky992
    @MrBulky992 Год назад +2

    The Queen's sister, Princess Margaret, was cremated. There wasn't room in the small burial chapel for her to be buried there like the Queen and her parents but there was enough room for her ashes.

  • @mickandcharli9942
    @mickandcharli9942 Год назад +3

    This nation is Church of England mate .. Anglican .. Church of England , look it up

    • @mpol701
      @mpol701 24 дня назад

      No its not we are multi faith and many no faith

  • @emaloney2211
    @emaloney2211 Год назад +2

    The British monarchy has been Protestant since the time of Henry 8th ( 16th century) although a few monarchs after that have been Catholic. However over time all religions are respected in Britain with the monarch holding the title ‘Defender of the faith’ and this has been adapted to suit all religions rather than just the Protestant faith.
    Boris Johnson stood down as Prime Minister in June due to his disastrous and disrespectful behaviour while in power. He failed to lockdown sooner in the pandemic which claimed 10’s of 1000’s of lives, he attended illegal parties while in lockdown and denied it, he defended MP’s who were accused of sexual misconduct, he lied to the Queen herself about Parliamentary matters and while the Queen sat alone at her husbands funeral last year the Tories were partying away the night before and he didn’t think it was a problem. He is a blonde bumbling buffoon who didn’t deserve his position. Liz Truss is the new PM and she is just as worse!
    It may be a life of glory but it’s also a very lonely life with your every move scrutinised and reviewed. The crown , orb and sceptre on the coffin are symbols of royalty and leadership not personally owned by the monarch. This crown is what is worn at the state opening of Parliament and what the monarch wears when they leave their coronation although they are crowned with another one during the ceremony,which is heavier and quite difficult to wear.

  • @janetcorry5652
    @janetcorry5652 Год назад +5

    You might do some research on the British Monarchy and what it means to our country, I should of filmed my reaction to your reaction it would of been priceless! You seem very sweet🙂

  • @mairiconnell6282
    @mairiconnell6282 Год назад +1

    The orb is representing Christianity throughout the World, The Crown is a symbol of The Reign, The Spectre is a symbol of Reigning with justice. The Crown Jewell’s can’t be insured, they are priceless. Please read your comments are without knowledge.

  • @andrewdilworth9180
    @andrewdilworth9180 Год назад

    Made me laugh when he said won’t they soon run out of room lol

  • @paulbroady4141
    @paulbroady4141 Год назад +2

    Definitely not catholic, Church of England, Protestant. Queen , now the king, were and are the defenders of the faith.

  • @BC_36
    @BC_36 Год назад +2

    Even the Emperor of Japan traveled to the funeral. The UK is Christian Church of England is Protestant.

  • @janehenry3206
    @janehenry3206 Год назад +1

    The Queen was head of the Anglican church which is protestant, we haven't been a Catholic country since Henry VIII, more than 400 years ago. The Queen had one daughter Anne she's the one in uniform, the other is King Charles's wife Camilla the Queen Consort. The Orb symbolizes the world under Christ's jurisdiction. I think you are seeing all this in the wrong order, remember there were two services, she was lowered into the tomb at the family service. I was there and saw her on the gun carriage accompanied by troops from the UK and Crown Nations. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police were at the front with the Metropolitan Police. The Gurkha's were there as were troops from Australia and New Zealand. Also dignitaries from the Commonwealth. It was an amazing day, so many good people came out to show respect for a life time of service. God bless the Queen, God save the King.

  • @beverleybunn5084
    @beverleybunn5084 Год назад +3

    Brother she was Queen ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @josephinedewar4469
    @josephinedewar4469 Год назад +11

    The sailors drawing the coffin were navy cadets - a great honour for them
    Our Queen was a very special person - not only our Monarch, but represents the history of our nation's monarchy. She was loved by her people, but also around the world. She was the Head of the Protestant Anglican Church. We loved her.
    I loved your comments. You are right though! Everyone matters, and even the poorest person's funeral is important to God.

    • @MichaelHill-we7vt
      @MichaelHill-we7vt Год назад +5

      The sailors pulling the gun carriage bearing the Queen's coffin, were NOT cadets, they were all serving adult personnel from the Royal Navy..... The tradition of having RN sailors pulling the carriage dates from the funeral of HMS Queen Victoria in 1901. At that time, the carriage was to be pulled by horses, but they had become nervous and skittish, and it was feared that some or all of them might panic and bolt, so they were uncoupled, and taken to safety, and the duty of pulling the gun carriage was taken up by Royal Navy personnel..........this became a tradition, and has remained so ever since. It is, as you say though, deemed a very great honour. The sailors at the front of the carriage actually do the pulling and the steering, while the ones behind the carriage act as the brakes, stopping the carriage at the appropriate places and also ensuring it remains under control at all times during the procession.

    • @michaelprobert4014
      @michaelprobert4014 Год назад +1

      Recently " passed out" but full sailors

    • @josephinedewar4469
      @josephinedewar4469 Год назад

      @@MichaelHill-we7vt They were described as "cadets" on the television commentary . They were brilliant. Thank you for the historical background of the tradition. At 88yrs of age, I learn something every day.

    • @MichaelHill-we7vt
      @MichaelHill-we7vt Год назад

      @@josephinedewar4469 Described as cadets? I have to say that doesnt surprise me at all....... I was quite surprised at the lack of research some commentators had done. I actually heard one commentator(who must remain nameless)refer to the Navy personnel pulling the gun carriage as "Royal Navy Soldiers".............that really DID make me cringe......However I'm happy to have filled in a little of the history, as a further little snippet, the gun carriage that is used on these solemn and special occasions is kept here in one of the Naval establishments here in Portsmouth, my home town, where it is maintained in an environmentally sealed facility, under guard.

    • @johnkemp8904
      @johnkemp8904 Год назад

      @@MichaelHill-we7vt What we need is a reincarnation of Richard Dimbleby whose recipe for his peerless and perfect Royal commentaries was ‘doing your homework’.

  • @burney7418
    @burney7418 22 дня назад

    In the 1600's, King Henry the 8th tore away from the Catholic Church and England being ruled from Rome. His daughter Queen Elizabeth 1st upheld the Anglican Church of England which the head of the Royal family is the head of today.

  • @markymark13ification
    @markymark13ification Год назад +2

    Not Catholic it is Anglican which is Protestant

  • @JK50with10
    @JK50with10 Год назад +2

    The Dollar is above the Euro, not the Pound.

  • @Iluvantir
    @Iluvantir Год назад +2

    The Sceptre: the emblem of Kingly power and justice - that the Monarch is to uphold and defend the laws, to enact justice for all. The Orb of the World under the Cross - the emblem and sign that the whole world is subject to the power and empire of Christ our Redeemer; that he is the King of Kings, and to remind the Monarch of the UK that they are subject to him. The Crown is the Emblem of headship and rule, and to bless the monarch with all princely virtues.

  • @andyt8216
    @andyt8216 Год назад +1

    9:54 Queen consort. Eg she is Queen because she is wife of the monarch the king rather than queen as monarch, as Elizabeth II was.

    • @ajibureacts
      @ajibureacts  Год назад

      she was cute but she wasnt being ranked lmao

  • @TheSmittenman
    @TheSmittenman Год назад +3

    Shame you watched the Channel 4 coverage (the sooner they are sold off the better in my opinion) as there are better videos of this sad day out there

  • @Foxhunter49
    @Foxhunter49 7 дней назад

    Not just because Queen Elizabeth 2 was loved by people all over the world, was this such a 'grand' funeral, it is part of British tradition.
    No country in the world does pageantry as well as we Brits. You need to look at other British ceremonies.

  • @top40researcher31
    @top40researcher31 Год назад +2

    as i am a australian this was the funerals of *all* this would have to be the one of the biggest since her father past away in 1952 god save the king at the end with the trumpets was really emoitional you should see the kings speech

    • @AmberPanda
      @AmberPanda 10 месяцев назад

      Bit late I know but Winston Churchill had a state funeral in 1965. That was the last SF.😊

  • @sarahkelly473
    @sarahkelly473 Год назад +2

    Definitely not catholic 😂 if you’re catholic you’re taken out of the line of succession as the monarch is the head of the Church of England who are Protestant