Queen Elizabeth II has died

[Annihilus]

All hail king Charles first of his name, ruler of the United Kingdom and 14 other realms.

[frankhammer]

Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth.

[Ylla]

💔 Rest in peace, your majesty. God bless.

[Faklon]

The media will soon blame Putin.

Ok, RIP but I never saw her as such an important historical figure, I believe most of her popularity comes from the memeing of the British media and some recent Netflix series.
Her father and his dealings with Churchill were considerably more important.

I respected and admired the Queen. Truly an end of an era. Rest in peace. Her passing symbolizes death of Europe as well.

Yes, me2 300%. As a South-Eastern European I'm deeply saddened by the loss...yes I will say it...MY QUEEN.
She was and always be way more important to Europe's wellbeing than London's Shell Centre.

And yes the British royal family has always cared for Europe as a whole.
For example, back in the day, they knighted our Greek hero Basil Zaharoff. He was an arms dealer who used to propagate war in various countries so he can sell more. Starting from Greece and Turkey and moving on to the Allies and the Axis, amen.

[Incal]

I respected and admired the Queen. Truly an end of an era. Rest in peace. Her passing symbolizes death of Europe as well.

Indeed. This event also marks the birth of the Chinese era.

[RogueState]

Although I'm against the royalty as a principle, I wish her to rest in peace

Will Putin be invited to the funeral btw ?

[Faklon]

Indeed. This event also marks the birth of the Chinese era.

You should watch Eurobasket.

If you do, you will notice that it is sponsored by Tencent.




Make a research on what Tencent is, the Chinese era began a long-time ago.

[catgeorge]

A loss to everything that is good in Europe an outstanding influential figure on being a proper citizen. Although her influence and setting n example on the human soul and being proper was outstanding she did nothing for the UK.

But as an influential example of being good and proper is a gift from God in weird and difficult times and rightly Queen.

[Incal]

You should watch Eurobasket.

If you do, you will notice that it is sponsored by Tencent.

I'd rather watch volley but I know what you mean. As a matter of fact, Greece was probably the first European country to fall under chinese influence. Piraeus port is already theirs and as serbian members have already commented, they have a hold on Serbia too, they even have chinese cops now:



And let's not even talk about the UK, according to Douglas Murray: «The British prime minister was understandably spooked and soon afterward announced that he planned never to meet the Dalai Lama again. The British government then issued a formal apology to the Chinese authorities for the offense caused. Normal trade relations were eventually restored. But what struck me most about the affair was an account I was subsequently given of the first meeting between British and Chinese officials after this affair. I was told by a source who had been at the meeting that before the meeting had got underway the CCP officials pushed a copy of the British apology across the table toward their British counterparts, who were then asked to stand up and read it aloud, which they duly did. Sitting down afterward, the lead Chinese official reportedly smiled and said, “We just wanted to know you mean it.”»

Make a research on what Tencent is, the Chinese era began a long-time ago.

I know they have already started from a while, what I meant is that their peak as an Empire is about to come.

[Faklon]

I'd rather watch volley but I know what you mean. As a matter of fact, Greece was probably the first European country to fall under chinese influence. Piraeus port is already theirs and as serbian members have already commented, they have a hold on Serbia too, they even have chinese cops now:



And let's not even talk about the UK, according to Douglas Murray: «The British prime minister was understandably spooked and soon afterward announced that he planned never to meet the Dalai Lama again. The British government then issued a formal apology to the Chinese authorities for the offense caused. Normal trade relations were eventually restored. But what struck me most about the affair was an account I was subsequently given of the first meeting between British and Chinese officials after this affair. I was told by a source who had been at the meeting that before the meeting had got underway the CCP officials pushed a copy of the British apology across the table toward their British counterparts, who were then asked to stand up and read it aloud, which they duly did. Sitting down afterward, the lead Chinese official reportedly smiled and said, “We just wanted to know you mean it.”»

Yes, Piraeus was among the first and an easy buy during the crisis, now they control almost every European port. Last I heard, they raised their stakes in the Netherlands/Rotterdam.
It is called chaotic neoliberalism and doesn't have to do with the British queen, a fancy monarch for people who call themselves democratic liberals and other utopic stuff.