Reply to: The Queen is a Traitor

[BR14]

Says the man with the brains of a backward hen...............without even a trace of irony.

ermmm, - wot's a 'neh'??

[shaunbhoy]

Naivety! If you educate an idiot what do you get?

A Politician??

[shaunbhoy]

we have free education to the age of 16, and yet we still have a high percentage of the population who are as thick as mince

Says the man with the brains of a backward hen...............without even a trace of irony.

[Whorty]

Free education to the age of 18 (25 if classified as special needs) actually.

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Sorry, you're right ..... I was looking to the future when we're out of the EU and stony broke and charge for 6th form college too

[NotAllThere]

Naivety! If you educate an idiot what do you get?

An educated idiot.

[BrilloPad]

I hope the next time AtW is at the palace he will take her majesty to task.

Or is he banned following that incident the squirrel?

[Gibbon]

I know you're joking, but sadly there appears to be people out there that truly believe this tripe ..... so sad. Everyone in this country has access to free education up to the age of 16 and yet the place is full of dimwits

Naivety! If you educate an idiot what do you get?

[Lance]

As much as I'd like to think this is sarcasm, I fear it was posted for real. Reading comments on BBC HYS, Express, Standard, on here, many Brexiters really are as thick as they come across. Not all, but a very high percentage; they believe all the tulip they read and hear from the gutter press and social media. As I said previously, we have free education to the age of 16, and yet we still have a high percentage of the population who are as thick as mince

you can't teach somebody to be clever

[Yorkie62]

As much as I'd like to think this is sarcasm, I fear it was posted for real. Reading comments on BBC HYS, Express, Standard, on here, many Brexiters really are as thick as they come across. Not all, but a very high percentage; they believe all the tulip they read and hear from the gutter press and social media. As I said previously, we have free education to the age of 16, and yet we still have a high percentage of the population who are as thick as mince

Free education to the age of 18 (25 if classified as special needs) actually.

Sent from my SM-G955F using Contractor UK Forum mobile app

[Whorty]

Oh come on. "We need to organise some anarchy". That's got to be from someone taking the piss.

As much as I'd like to think this is sarcasm, I fear it was posted for real. Reading comments on BBC HYS, Express, Standard, on here, many Brexiters really are as thick as they come across. Not all, but a very high percentage; they believe all the tulip they read and hear from the gutter press and social media. As I said previously, we have free education to the age of 16, and yet we still have a high percentage of the population who are as thick as mince

[NotAllThere]

I would laugh at these comments, but sadly these idiots are allowed the vote

Oh come on. "We need to organise some anarchy". That's got to be from someone taking the piss.

[Lance]

Out of interest, which powers has she sworn to uphold?

Apart from her coronation oath I can’t find anywhere that she has sworn to do something.

Protect the Church of England is part of the job.

[Lance]

******* morons...

My favourite bit is ‘we need to organise some anarchy’ ..........

[Mordac]

Oh, okay. I haven’t read the Lisbon Treaty, was there a particular section that laid out that European royals would become “normal”?

If there was, it clearly never reached PhilTheGreek...

[Mordac]

This is one of my rare visits to this forum (I'm a UKIP member) but I wrote to the Queen when the Lisbon Treaty was signed, complaining that she was in violation of her office by giving away powers that she'd sworn to uphold. I got a letter back from the palace saying that it was nothing to do with her and I should take it up with the Prime Minister. I kid you not.

Sorry to break it to you, but the letter writer was, and indeed still is correct. It is not within her remit to overrule the Government (elected by the people). She would have to sign a Bill which ended the Monarchy and created a Republic, and there's nothing she'd be able to do about it. If Corbyn gets in, she might actually have to do just that.