She should get better advisers for sure! Given away the Royal Family with the squiggle “R” on the prorogue document. The country will be unforgiven

I’m sorry but this is hysteria. We don’t know what the Queen was thinking, what she was told, what took place in that room. It is an assumption, on the part of Mr. Witchell. We must not jump to conclusions. I am aware that people are worried about the possible consequences of leaving the European Union without a deal but what Opposition Parties were planning, would destroy our negotiating position, just like it did with Theresa May’s. All that I heard from them was “stop no deal” knowing full well that the E.U. has said, repeatedly, that the only deal on offer is that of Theresa May; the same deal that Parliament rejected THRICE; the same deal that lost by the biggest majority in HISTORY! All that Parliament has shown, over the last 3+ years, is what it DOESN’T want and I, for one, am fed up with it. Remember, we shouldn’t even BE in the European Union, now. What would an extension be FOR? This is a negotiation and the E.U. doesn’t care about what WE want so, unless we can force their hand, our European adversaries will only move the lines closer to them.
I am not happy about the decision to prorogue and I am suspicious about the timing but it may well have been to protect the negotiating strategy. Do we know what is happening in the E.U.? No but the world knows what is happening here. All of our plans are on public display, which is NO way to negotiate so, I wonder, if much of what Mr. Johnson is doing is for appearances. Mr. Johnson doesn’t have the luxury of 2 years and the deadline of 31st of October was set by the E.U. and is the current legal position. Parliament has been debating this issue for YEARS. I’m sure that Her Majesty the Queen would have had a lengthy conversation and discussed the merits and pitfalls of prorogation. Is what Mr. Johnson has done illegal? This, I think, is the most important point.
I’m not Mr. Johnson’s biggest fan, by any stretch of the imagination but I have to try to see the bigger picture and all that I see are people jockeying for power, on ALL sides, putting what they want, based on their own fears and ambitions ahead of what we voted for. Had half of Parliament [that still doesn’t] accepted the result, instead of, for the last 3+ years, seeking to overturn it, we would not be here. Everybody is fed up with this. We were told that Emmanuel Macron wants shot of us and who can blame him? This has been going on for far too long. People talk about democracy yet, when it comes to those who have been doing their level best to subvert it, little is said. How dare the likes of Anna Soubry, Jo Swinson and Caroline £ucas lecture us about democracy. Our politicians said that they would listen to us yet have continued to ignore us, telling us why we voted. I said, in 2016, that we would not leave and that it were possible to engineer a situation whereby we could not leave. Only time will tell.
I’m not at all happy about the situation but I cannot blame a single M.P.; they are ALL to blame. I say, again, a plague o’ BOTH Houses; Commons and £ords!

We need a written constitution. One that does not include the Queen. Abolish her or not to be decided. However one thing the people should do is take back control the huge estates owned by the monarch and those which some old king gave to his supporter of the day. Start with the one owned by the Greasey Smogg clan. Then the country would not be full up

Being a bit wary of “public opinion” (as outlined by the Daily Mail, Express, Sun etc), I suggest that we do not “abolish the Monarchy” but insist that we retain the Monarchy but without all this tiresome, embarrassing “Constitutional role”. Just let her and her relatives call themselves “The Royal Family” and do the same ourselves. After all, can’t we call ourselves what we like?

That way, the fearful monarchists, terrified of a world without someone to rule over them, could still feel secure that there is someone kind and understanding to care for them. Our politicians could regularly refer to them as “the Royal Family” with a patronising look, and the news readers on TV could still adopt that smug look of approval when announcing another Royal story about the murder of a Princess, or Royal mistresses, or a Prince abusing children in America etc. The usual stuff.

And then we could all call ourselves whatever we like.
Signed,
The Marquis of Chipping Sodbury