On Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 7:25:09 AM UTC+1, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> The brit public clowns WORSHIP this GENOCIDAL RACIST THIEVING NAZI BITCH
> WITCH Q Elizabeth which NEVER paid for single crime, NOT EVEN APOLOGIZED
> for the GENOCIDES committed on POC for centuries.
>
>
>
> Excerpt:
>
> The queen’s dogs had their food prepared by a chef. A butler served them
> steak and rabbit on a silver platter (in order of seniority). They also
> had a doggie psychologist
>
>
>
> ===========================================================================
>
>
> What happens to the queen’s dogs? Prince Andrew will take the corgis.
> By Derek Hawkins
> and
> Karla Adam
>
> Updated September 12, 2022 at 10:46 a.m. EDT|Published September 9, 2022
> at 11:11 a.m. EDT
>
>
> https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2022/09/09/queen-elizabeth-corgi/
>
> They roamed Buckingham Palace as if they owned the place.
>
> Royal chefs prepared their meals. Psychologists treated them,
> biographers documented their lives. They slept in cushioned wicker
> baskets. At Christmas, they each got their own stocking.
>
> The many corgis owned by Queen Elizabeth II over her seven-decade reign
> were furry little monarchs in their own right, as iconic as her
> flamboyant hats and her wicked sense of humor. In her lifetime, she had
> more than 30 of the squat herding dogs, with names like Plover, Disco
> and Mint. A gaggle of them trotted ahead of her wherever she went, in
> what Princess Diana once described, perhaps not so affectionately, as “a
> moving carpet.”
>
> When she died last week at 96, Elizabeth reportedly left behind two
> Pembroke Welsh corgis, a corgi-dachshund mix known as a dorgi, and a
> cocker spaniel.
>
> A spokeswoman for the Duke of York confirmed Monday to The Washington
> Post that queen’s corgis will live with Prince Andrew and his ex-wife
> Sarah Ferguson. The couple are divorced, but live together at Royal
> Lodge, a residence on the Windsor estate.
>
> The two dogs are named Muick and Sandy. The source close to Prince
> Andrew said: “The corgis will return to live at Royal Lodge with the
> Duke and Duchess. It was the Duchess who found the puppies, which were
> gifted to Her Majesty by the Duke.
>
> The Duchess bonded with Her Majesty over dog walking and riding horses
> and even after her divorce, she would continue her great friendship with
> Her Majesty, by walking the dogs together and chatting.”
>
> The queen’s love for the pups was long celebrated, playing a central
> part in the apparent corgi renaissance social media has helped fuel over
> the past decade. Three of her corgis were featured in a James Bond skit
> with the queen and Daniel Craig that aired at the 2012 Olympics. The
> dogs have also made frequent appearances in the Netflix series “The
> Crown,” which depicts Elizabeth’s tenure as head of state..
> Press Enter to skip to end of carousel
> Queen Elizabeth II
> Follow our live coverage as King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla
> meet with Northern Ireland officials to receive condolences. Queen
> Elizabeth II is now on her final highly ceremonial journey to her
> resting place in Windsor.
> The British monarchy’s transition
>
> After Queen Elizabeth’s death, Britain faces questions and
> uncertainty about its future.
> What sort of monarch will King Charles III be? As king, Charles has
> said he wants to balance tradition and progress.
> Harry and Meghan’s children have a right to royal titles. Will they
> get them?
>
>
>
> As Elizabeth got older, she seemed troubled by the prospect of her dogs
> living on without her there to care for them.
>
> At some point, she decided to wind down the decades-long corgi breeding
> program she oversaw at Windsor Castle, where 14 generations of dogs were
> raised and trained. The program appeared to have gone quiet by about
> 2002, following the death of her mother, according to the American
> Kennel Club.
>
> In 2012, Monty Roberts, the queen’s equine adviser, told Vanity Fair
> that the death of one of her dogs — a corgi that co-starred in the James
> Bond skit — had deeply affected her.
>
> “She didn’t want to have any more young dogs,” he said. “She didn’t want
> to leave any young dog behind."
>
> “She wanted to put an end to it,” Roberts said of the queen’s corgi
> breeding. “I understood that we would discuss it further at a later
> date. Well, we never discussed it at a later date, and I have no right
> to try to force her into continuing to bring on young puppies if she
> doesn’t want to. That isn’t my right.”
>
> When her corgi Willow died in 2018, the British press reported that she
> wouldn’t be getting any more dogs. But at some point during the illness
> of her late husband, Prince Philip, she appeared to change her mind.
>
> It was hard to separate the monarch from her mutts.
>
> Candy, an elderly corgi, was with her until the end. She also had two
> younger pups, Muick and Sandy, gifted to her by family in recent years.
> Her cocker spaniel is named Lissy.
>
> According to the BBC, the royal family had a term for the calming effect
> the corgis had on the queen over the years: “the dog mechanism.”
>
>
> “If the situation becomes too difficult she will sometimes literally
> walk away from it and take the dogs out,” wrote Penny Junor, author of
> “All the Queen’s Corgis.” “Prince Andrew is said to have taken three
> weeks to fight his way past the dogs to tell his mother that his
> marriage to Sarah Ferguson was in trouble.”
>
> “Dogs and horses are her passion,” Junor wrote, “and it is with them,
> and the people who share that passion, that she truly relaxes.”

"Keep the patient away from knives and the like, nurse"... RH

On Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 10:06:51 AM UTC+1, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> On 9/15/2022 12:02 AM, Robert Henderson wrote:
> > On Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 7:25:09 AM UTC+1, FBInCIAnNSATerroristSlayer wrote:
> >> The brit public clowns WORSHIP this GENOCIDAL RACIST THIEVING NAZI BITCH
> >> WITCH Q Elizabeth which NEVER paid for single crime, NOT EVEN APOLOGIZED
> >> for the GENOCIDES committed on POC for centuries.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Excerpt:
> >>
> >> The queen’s dogs had their food prepared by a chef. A butler served them
> >> steak and rabbit on a silver platter (in order of seniority). They also
> >> had a doggie psychologist
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> ===========================================================================
> >>
> >>
> >> What happens to the queen’s dogs? Prince Andrew will take the corgis.
> >> By Derek Hawkins
> >> and
> >> Karla Adam
> >>
> >> Updated September 12, 2022 at 10:46 a.m. EDT|Published September 9, 2022
> >> at 11:11 a.m. EDT
> >>
> >>
> >> https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2022/09/09/queen-elizabeth-corgi/
> >>
> >> They roamed Buckingham Palace as if they owned the place.
> >>
> >> Royal chefs prepared their meals. Psychologists treated them,
> >> biographers documented their lives. They slept in cushioned wicker
> >> baskets. At Christmas, they each got their own stocking.
> >>
> >> The many corgis owned by Queen Elizabeth II over her seven-decade reign
> >> were furry little monarchs in their own right, as iconic as her
> >> flamboyant hats and her wicked sense of humor. In her lifetime, she had
> >> more than 30 of the squat herding dogs, with names like Plover, Disco
> >> and Mint. A gaggle of them trotted ahead of her wherever she went, in
> >> what Princess Diana once described, perhaps not so affectionately, as “a
> >> moving carpet.”
> >>
> >> When she died last week at 96, Elizabeth reportedly left behind two
> >> Pembroke Welsh corgis, a corgi-dachshund mix known as a dorgi, and a
> >> cocker spaniel.
> >>
> >> A spokeswoman for the Duke of York confirmed Monday to The Washington
> >> Post that queen’s corgis will live with Prince Andrew and his ex-wife
> >> Sarah Ferguson. The couple are divorced, but live together at Royal
> >> Lodge, a residence on the Windsor estate.
> >>
> >> The two dogs are named Muick and Sandy. The source close to Prince
> >> Andrew said: “The corgis will return to live at Royal Lodge with the
> >> Duke and Duchess. It was the Duchess who found the puppies, which were
> >> gifted to Her Majesty by the Duke.
> >>
> >> The Duchess bonded with Her Majesty over dog walking and riding horses
> >> and even after her divorce, she would continue her great friendship with
> >> Her Majesty, by walking the dogs together and chatting.”
> >>
> >> The queen’s love for the pups was long celebrated, playing a central
> >> part in the apparent corgi renaissance social media has helped fuel over
> >> the past decade. Three of her corgis were featured in a James Bond skit
> >> with the queen and Daniel Craig that aired at the 2012 Olympics. The
> >> dogs have also made frequent appearances in the Netflix series “The
> >> Crown,” which depicts Elizabeth’s tenure as head of state.
> >> Press Enter to skip to end of carousel
> >> Queen Elizabeth II
> >> Follow our live coverage as King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla
> >> meet with Northern Ireland officials to receive condolences. Queen
> >> Elizabeth II is now on her final highly ceremonial journey to her
> >> resting place in Windsor.
> >> The British monarchy’s transition
> >>
> >> After Queen Elizabeth’s death, Britain faces questions and
> >> uncertainty about its future.
> >> What sort of monarch will King Charles III be? As king, Charles has
> >> said he wants to balance tradition and progress.
> >> Harry and Meghan’s children have a right to royal titles. Will they
> >> get them?
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> As Elizabeth got older, she seemed troubled by the prospect of her dogs
> >> living on without her there to care for them.
> >>
> >> At some point, she decided to wind down the decades-long corgi breeding
> >> program she oversaw at Windsor Castle, where 14 generations of dogs were
> >> raised and trained. The program appeared to have gone quiet by about
> >> 2002, following the death of her mother, according to the American
> >> Kennel Club.
> >>
> >> In 2012, Monty Roberts, the queen’s equine adviser, told Vanity Fair
> >> that the death of one of her dogs — a corgi that co-starred in the James
> >> Bond skit — had deeply affected her.
> >>
> >> “She didn’t want to have any more young dogs,” he said. “She didn’t want
> >> to leave any young dog behind."
> >>
> >> “She wanted to put an end to it,” Roberts said of the queen’s corgi
> >> breeding. “I understood that we would discuss it further at a later
> >> date. Well, we never discussed it at a later date, and I have no right
> >> to try to force her into continuing to bring on young puppies if she
> >> doesn’t want to. That isn’t my right.”
> >>
> >> When her corgi Willow died in 2018, the British press reported that she
> >> wouldn’t be getting any more dogs. But at some point during the illness
> >> of her late husband, Prince Philip, she appeared to change her mind.
> >>
> >> It was hard to separate the monarch from her mutts.
> >>
> >> Candy, an elderly corgi, was with her until the end. She also had two
> >> younger pups, Muick and Sandy, gifted to her by family in recent years..
> >> Her cocker spaniel is named Lissy.
> >>
> >> According to the BBC, the royal family had a term for the calming effect
> >> the corgis had on the queen over the years: “the dog mechanism..”
> >>
> >>
> >> “If the situation becomes too difficult she will sometimes literally
> >> walk away from it and take the dogs out,” wrote Penny Junor, author of
> >> “All the Queen’s Corgis.” “Prince Andrew is said to have taken three
> >> weeks to fight his way past the dogs to tell his mother that his
> >> marriage to Sarah Ferguson was in trouble.”
> >>
> >> “Dogs and horses are her passion,” Junor wrote, “and it is with them,
> >> and the people who share that passion, that she truly relaxes.”
> >
> > "Keep the patient away from knives and the like, nurse"... RH
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> The brit public clowns WORSHIP this GENOCIDAL RACIST THIEVING NAZI BITCH
> WITCH Q Elizabeth which NEVER paid for single crime, NOT EVEN APOLOGIZED
> for the GENOCIDES committed on POC for centuries.
> The british WASP clowns are nothing but Monarchy CULTISTS just like
> North Korean people, except the british people SPIN it as democracy.
>
> Western Whites DESTROY REALITY every issue, every day, all the time,
> with "WORDS" either deliberately by design or out of ignorance.
> Excerpt:
>
> The queen’s dogs had their food prepared by a chef. A butler served them
> steak and rabbit on a silver platter (in order of seniority). They also
> had a doggie psychologist
>
>
>
> ===========================================================================
>
>
> What happens to the queen’s dogs? Prince Andrew will take the corgis.
> By Derek Hawkins
> and
> Karla Adam
>
> Updated September 12, 2022 at 10:46 a.m. EDT|Published September 9, 2022
> at 11:11 a.m. EDT
>
>
> https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2022/09/09/queen-elizabeth-corgi/
>
> They roamed Buckingham Palace as if they owned the place.
>
> Royal chefs prepared their meals. Psychologists treated them,
> biographers documented their lives. They slept in cushioned wicker
> baskets. At Christmas, they each got their own stocking.
>
> The many corgis owned by Queen Elizabeth II over her seven-decade reign
> were furry little monarchs in their own right, as iconic as her
> flamboyant hats and her wicked sense of humor. In her lifetime, she had
> more than 30 of the squat herding dogs, with names like Plover, Disco
> and Mint. A gaggle of them trotted ahead of her wherever she went, in
> what Princess Diana once described, perhaps not so affectionately, as “a
> moving carpet.”
>
> When she died last week at 96, Elizabeth reportedly left behind two
> Pembroke Welsh corgis, a corgi-dachshund mix known as a dorgi, and a
> cocker spaniel.
>
> A spokeswoman for the Duke of York confirmed Monday to The Washington
> Post that queen’s corgis will live with Prince Andrew and his ex-wife
> Sarah Ferguson. The couple are divorced, but live together at Royal
> Lodge, a residence on the Windsor estate.
>
> The two dogs are named Muick and Sandy. The source close to Prince
> Andrew said: “The corgis will return to live at Royal Lodge with the
> Duke and Duchess. It was the Duchess who found the puppies, which were
> gifted to Her Majesty by the Duke.
>
> The Duchess bonded with Her Majesty over dog walking and riding horses
> and even after her divorce, she would continue her great friendship with
> Her Majesty, by walking the dogs together and chatting.”
>
> The queen’s love for the pups was long celebrated, playing a central
> part in the apparent corgi renaissance social media has helped fuel over
> the past decade. Three of her corgis were featured in a James Bond skit
> with the queen and Daniel Craig that aired at the 2012 Olympics. The
> dogs have also made frequent appearances in the Netflix series “The
> Crown,” which depicts Elizabeth’s tenure as head of state..
> Press Enter to skip to end of carousel
> Queen Elizabeth II
> Follow our live coverage as King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla
> meet with Northern Ireland officials to receive condolences. Queen
> Elizabeth II is now on her final highly ceremonial journey to her
> resting place in Windsor.
> The British monarchy’s transition
>
> After Queen Elizabeth’s death, Britain faces questions and
> uncertainty about its future.
> What sort of monarch will King Charles III be? As king, Charles has
> said he wants to balance tradition and progress.
> Harry and Meghan’s children have a right to royal titles. Will they
> get them?
>
>
>
> As Elizabeth got older, she seemed troubled by the prospect of her dogs
> living on without her there to care for them.
>
> At some point, she decided to wind down the decades-long corgi breeding
> program she oversaw at Windsor Castle, where 14 generations of dogs were
> raised and trained. The program appeared to have gone quiet by about
> 2002, following the death of her mother, according to the American
> Kennel Club.
>
> In 2012, Monty Roberts, the queen’s equine adviser, told Vanity Fair
> that the death of one of her dogs — a corgi that co-starred in the James
> Bond skit — had deeply affected her.
>
> “She didn’t want to have any more young dogs,” he said. “She didn’t want
> to leave any young dog behind."
>
> “She wanted to put an end to it,” Roberts said of the queen’s corgi
> breeding. “I understood that we would discuss it further at a later
> date. Well, we never discussed it at a later date, and I have no right
> to try to force her into continuing to bring on young puppies if she
> doesn’t want to. That isn’t my right.”
>
> When her corgi Willow died in 2018, the British press reported that she
> wouldn’t be getting any more dogs. But at some point during the illness
> of her late husband, Prince Philip, she appeared to change her mind.
>
> It was hard to separate the monarch from her mutts.
>
> Candy, an elderly corgi, was with her until the end. She also had two
> younger pups, Muick and Sandy, gifted to her by family in recent years.
> Her cocker spaniel is named Lissy.
>
> According to the BBC, the royal family had a term for the calming effect
> the corgis had on the queen over the years: “the dog mechanism.”
>
>
> “If the situation becomes too difficult she will sometimes literally
> walk away from it and take the dogs out,” wrote Penny Junor, author of
> “All the Queen’s Corgis.” “Prince Andrew is said to have taken three
> weeks to fight his way past the dogs to tell his mother that his
> marriage to Sarah Ferguson was in trouble.”
>
> “Dogs and horses are her passion,” Junor wrote, “and it is with them,
> and the people who share that passion, that she truly relaxes.”