Queen Elizabeth was one of a kind. She could do no wrong in my eyes. There will never be another world leader like her. Well done good and faithful servant.

No one will ever replace her

@chafouaube985

9 ай бұрын

I just wait for HRH Prince William and Princess Catherine

@romancatholicword528

28 күн бұрын

Well her son replaced her

@dominewimbury2039

4 күн бұрын

Not in my heart!​@@romancatholicword528

Good bye Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth.

A well-done and beautiful tribute in marking the 1st Anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's passing. She may be gone from our sight but, will forever live within our hearts.

I'm an American but I've always held Queen Elizabeth II in such high regards. She was incomparable but down to earth, & a woman everyone could look up to. I was heartbroken when I heard of her passing & kept up with what was happening over in England, I got up to watch her funeral service live in the states. But it brought me comfort that she could be with her dear Prince Phillip again, as well as her parents & sister.

Thank you so much for this respectful and beautiful documentary. All my respect to the late HM the Queen Elisabeth II. All my respect to the people of UK and the Commonwealth.

I lost my grandmother February 2022 and I was devastated, but I found comfort in the Queen. Not only did she share the same name as my grandmother, but she was always there in the time of turmoil. It was like I was losing my grandmother all over again.

@annatheofylaktou4236

8 ай бұрын

So sorry 🥲 but I believe that one day we‘ll see our beloved persons again ❤️ the‘re waiting for us

@duhanakdogan5106

8 ай бұрын

"We will meet again"😢 Queen Elizabeth

I never thought she would die

@shep9231

9 ай бұрын

So long as we remember her... She's not truly gone...

Thank u for share it

Stay blessed

What a beautiful documentary. Thank you so much for sharing this online. A few tears shed…

To copy paddington : thank you your Majesty for everything.

I miss you so much, Your Majesty... Love from Vietnam

Brilliantly done thank you for sharing her life. I was thinking my 2 granddaughters who was 6 when she passed away will remember the queen then getting used to a new king they will see his passing in many years to come then to watch another king crowned in there life time! History in the making xx

Beautifully tribute ❤

I will never forget that rainy September day. I remember working sending an email and here in America news broke about her majesty the Queen

For so many of us Queen Elizabeth was the only monarch that we had ever known, her quiet dignity and devotion to the duty she swore to uphold as a 21 year old and which she adhered to until the very last day of her long, remarkable life an inspiration to us all. Which was why when she died it was so sad yet at the same time we gave thanks for so many years of service to us and drew comfort in the continuity of monarchy as she would have wished us to do as the crown as it had done for a thousand years passed to the next in line with the simple words God Save the King. But how we miss her.

Forever in our hearts and memories, Queen Elizabeth II!

This is my second comment but idc. I’m from America and I still cried the day she died. I’ll be 18 this month so I’ve known the Her Majesty the Queen my whole life. Also I love history so this was a big historical moment. I also love the Royal family. When I saw the message from a news app I nearly fell out of my chair. I remember the day like it was yesterday

Sleep dearie Sleep 🥲 God rest her Soul ❤️ 🌈 we love you and miss you 👑

" KINGS AND GREAT MEN WERE THE AUDITORY , " " CROWNED PRINCES WERE THE PREACHERS , " " AND THE SERMON WAS THE ROYAL TRUTH OF " GOD . " TO BE REMEMBERED ALWAYS AND IN MEMORY OF , " HER MAJESTY , " " QUEEN ELIZABETH THE SECOND " " APRIL 21 , 1926 " - " SEPTEMBER 08 , 2022 " " 2023 " -- THANK YOU --

How perfect was the double rainbows.

Thanks you your majesty for all you gave to all of us

The Bishop of Canterbury words are so true…. HM The Queen her presence we misses deeply ❤❤❤❤❤

@tracyhodgkins7516

6 күн бұрын

Archbishop

Much love from me in Australia 🌏🦘

I absolutely love Queen Elizabeth. She was smart, reserved, and kind. Her sense of loyalty to her people was unwavering. She really balanced the monarchy’s heavy burden with what seemed effortlessly. We don’t see this in the US. Our government is too worried about their petty differences than to actually run the country and do what’s needed for the American people. Too busy pointing fingers and getting their feelings hurt. It’s completely ridiculous.

I have to say there are other, better documentaries about the death of the late Queen, but this serves the purpose of summarising those ten surprisingly emotional, historical days. I say surprisingly emotional because if we are honest, I don’t think we knew what we had in her late Majesty until she was gone. That’s no surprise. She had always been there, not an everyday presence in most lives, but a constant. She wasn’t like fickle politicians, in it for themselves, on the make most of the time. The Queen was a steady presence, a guiding hand. I will never forget her pandemic broadcast to the country. Britain had just gone into its first lockdown. There was uncertainty, there was a feeling of the unknown, but the Queen did a broadcast to the nation. The pandemic didn’t go away, of course not. Britain would lose thousands of people before it was over, but what the Queen did was to provide reassurance, much as my much adored late Dad, both of my parents were the same generation as the Queen, would have done. However, the Queen would have wanted the monarchy to move forward, and I think she has left us in the safest pair of hands possible in the King. People can be nasty, they can resolutely cling to the past, but the King is there and I think he’s doing very well through difficult times because of his cancer diagnosis. You only had to watch TV last week to see the King with the surviving veterans of the D-Day landings to see what he is like. He made time to speak to every one of those veterans in attendance, not just shaking hands and moving on, but making time to converse with each and every one of them. When the late Queen died I never understood people going on about the King having big shoes to fill after the long reign of his mother. I knew what people meant, but I didn’t see it like that. When my parents died, in 2002 and 2004, I didn’t set about walking in their shoes. I knew all I needed to do was walk beside their shoes. I feel much the same way about the King. He doesn’t need to do everything exactly as the Queen did, indeed he shouldn’t, because he’s from a different generation. What he needs to do is be his own man, do things his way, whilst also being guided by all the things he would have learned from watching his mother and father, because let’s not forget that the Queen, like our King, had a very supportive consort in Prince Philip. I had the privilege to meet him once, he was a wonderful man and I can completely understand why the late Queen described him as ‘my strength and stay all these years’.

1:42: 👑 Queen Elizabeth II's reign comes to an end after 70 years, leaving a void in the lives of many. 6:36: 💔 Queen Elizabeth II's death is a personal loss for the people of the UK, who have admired her empathy and regarded her as a member of every family in the country. 11:39: 😢 The passing of Queen Elizabeth is a moment of acute loss and profound sadness, marking the end of an era and leaving the nation in mourning. 18:18: 💔 The death of Queen Elizabeth II marks the end of an era and leaves many feeling lost and uncertain. 27:18: 💔 People from all walks of life gather to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II as she lies in state at Westminster Hall. 35:49: 💔 The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was a solemn and emotional event, marking the end of an era and leaving a void in the nation. 39:18: ! Prince Charles pledges to uphold constitutional principles and serve with loyalty, respect, and love. Recap by Tammy AI

People during the era of Elizabeth l said the same.. She was all they knew and felt so loss. Now with Elizabeth ll the same with her people .

This is a perfect tribute to the world's greatest leader

I'm from the Philippines and love Queen Elizabeth II

Thank you and good bye, Queen Elizabeth II 🙏💙🇹🇭

Since Elizabeth II died, there has been much publicity, yet not much thought about why she matters, and why monarchy is helpful in general. Monarchy shouldn't be used as real-life soap opera, nor as mere material to fill space in the media. The achievement of the British monarchy should become clear in comparison with the histories of other countries. In the 19th & 20th centuries the U.S.A, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Spain and Greece suffered in various ways civil wars, political storms, and dictatorships. This shows what can go wrong in the absence of a head of state which is above politics, and which opposes revolution and illegal dictatorship. If there are many reasons England, Wales, and Scotland have had no civil war since Culloden in 1746, having a constitutional monarchy to unify all the people is an important reason. Slavery caused civil war in the U.S.A; in the UK, Canada & Australia it was peacefully abolished in 1833. Of course King Charles III's first marriage was a tragic mistake; Prince Philip could be tactless; he & Elizabeth II made mistakes as parents. Whatever mistakes the royal family have made, let us be grateful for the unity the monarchy gives to the UK & the world. The sea around it didn't protect the U.S.A. against civil war in the 1860s, and the UK could have suffered civil war over slavery in the 19th century; likewise over world war, loss of empire, economic failure, or race in the 20th century. There will always be violence and political problems in the world, and billions of people who know or understand nothing of the British monarchy and the stability it brings Britain, the commonwealth (e.g. Canada & Australia). By stabilizing Britain & the commonwealth, it promotes peace in the world. Since the 1700s, billions of people have lived under the British crown without civil war, lynching, dictatorship in their lives. God save King Charles III, and his successors.

@maryh9569

7 ай бұрын

As , I tried to understand your take on the UK and the Royal Family, You Are Kidding Right? The British Only Stopped the Slave trade to keep the US from becoming a Super Power, The British Failed Miserable at that, Because the US is exactly that , They Cared Nothing for the Poor Souls put through Colonialism by them or the Slave trade by the US ,

Su Majestad Elizabeth II, su compromiso con el deber, su amor a los animales, a su familia, su fe, su autocrítica, reconocer errores, capacidad de adaptación. Su legado vivirá por siempre❤ y va más allá de fronteras, idiomas, generaciones.

@lolalouise9503

8 ай бұрын

*Her legacy

@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst

8 ай бұрын

That's what the person said ... The fact that the translation changed it, is google translates problem

@lolalouise9503

8 ай бұрын

@@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst Ahh ok l didn’t think about that. 👍

@MarcoGALLENSatanasetdiabolo

7 ай бұрын

Ses parents ont lutté contre le nazisme, donc je pense qu’elle a eu un exemple à suivre de la part de ses parents ou la droiture et le soutien du peuple était la priorité en tant que monarque

Well done on a very moving tribute...

Good bye your Majesty. Thank you ma’am for everything

I will miss her for all time. No doubt.

Thank you ma”am thank you for everything

Moi français, je suis venu dès le lendemain, à Londres, la communion du peuple, ce respect, à peine croyable, indéfinissable

God rest Queen Elizabeth II the great

R.I.P Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the II. Charles's Beloved Mother. 70 Years Regin on The Throne of The UK and The Commonwealth 1952-2022. Elizabeth 1926-2022. Final resting place at Windsor Castle, down in the Valut of St George's Chapel.

He is so correct and well said.😢 29:08

Rest in Peace! Diese Königin und Eheman Philipp werde ich,solang ich leben werde,niemals vergessen! Sie und ihr Ehemann waren Vorbild für mich!

Toll, kaum Werbung dazwischen 👍🏼

Love 😘❤️🔥💎🦁🤟

I miss you queen Elizabeth 11

Happy Coronation Day to His Majesty King Charles the III & Queen Camilla this year. 6th May 2023. GOD SAVE THE KING. LONG LIVE THE KING.

I LOVE her entire take here 7:23 (made me cry)😢

22 September 2023

The rainbow felt like her husband was welcoming her home

@DaisyDay.-zt1fl

8 ай бұрын

Wasn't that amazing!

🛡⚔👑🌹👑⚔🛡

I wonder is she's with princess diana💕❤💚💙

One of the last true ladies on God’s Earth.

😊 40:46

Charles can’t organize his own family and meke them get along…much less he can reign a country. He is already a total failure

Camila next

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If charles cares so much why does he throw his son away but give in to his brother who did way worse than harry ever thought of doing

@therealsophiemary

8 ай бұрын

I see you are incapable of looking things up on your own. If you had looked up things on your own, you would realise just how damaged Harry is from his own hands. He is a drug addict that wrote a book that was 70% made up and you're choosing to believe that so what does that say about you? He actually had to write a disclaimer for the book saying pretty much recollections may vary even in his own mind. He latched onto a known grifter who tried to emulated his late mother by wearing her perfume but hopped from bed to bed and thought she'd won the lottery because she thought he was worth a lot more money than he was. I don't understand your behaviour. Are you being paid to post comments like this everywhere because you are EVERYWHERE.. and the saddest thing about this is you've supposedly have a 11-year-old daughter you're raising but you're on here 24/7. Would you like to list what these terrible things William did? And we need confirmation from someone besides the drug addict thank you.

@lolalouise9503

7 ай бұрын

Andrew didn’t sellout his own family for money no less. And Harry is nothing but a traitor.

@yortsemloh1156

Күн бұрын

What the hell are you talking about?

@kaiulanidilworth1619

Күн бұрын

@yortsemloh1156 not quite sure what u mean

The fact that she had to be told to at thee very least to pretend to mourn Princess Diana because the world was watching

@therealsophiemary

8 ай бұрын

According to whom? The TV show the crown? The movie The Queen?

@romancatholicword528

28 күн бұрын

I remember when Diana died, I was a little boy at the time, it was sad that a young women died in a horrific way, but was mass hysteria, and many people just went off the wall with crying and screaming. Now let’s not forget that there are two sides to this argument, the first would be that the queen had to be told to come to London, at first the Queen refused to fly the flag at half mast, because she simply hated Diana. The second argument is this, actually the queen was looking after you young boys who lost their mother and she was protecting them from the media. I am if the option that the monarchy is outdated, and quite frankly not needed, and I cannot stand this mass hysteria and this pretentious mourning, the majority of people DID NOT KNOW THE QUEEN, so this weeping crying and this slang “She was a Constance and a reassurance gets on my nerves. Now to be honest people are entitled to say what they like, I myself cannot stand the monarchy, I cannot stand this flag waving stupidity. Let give my reasons, the crown and the commonwealth, is the embodiment of empire, the crown itself or full of gem stones taken from other countries, plundered. Empire equalled slavery and murder, the crown and the monarchy are the shape of the times. I personally hate the record of the British Empire, it was a cruel terrible empire just like all the others, and so I think the crown the throne, and the Union Jack are all symbols of empire. Anyone who celebrated the British empire is delusional, there were things that Queen did that were good, take for instance the Grenfell tower, the visit to Ireland we she put out the hand of peace. But keys not think for one minute that the Queen was this symbol of the UK, she was to me a symbol of England, snd England alone. That’s my view I’m entitled to it, and that’s that, some may argue with it, but to be honest I don’t really care.

@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst

28 күн бұрын

@@therealsophiemary according to the news

@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst

28 күн бұрын

@@romancatholicword528 it was plotted

I hold a level of respect 4 the late queen of which I don't 4 her son or grandson but william might be a good king but Catherine will not be queen

@DaisyDay.-zt1fl

8 ай бұрын

😂🤣Look at you some nobody declaring what's going to happen. Catherine will be queen. How dare your tiny little mind and that of your ignorant mother layout what's going to happen! You are the same one who thinks Camilla is the monarch when it's actually impossible. Maybe you should get off of youtube and educate yourself.

@oakley3815

Күн бұрын

Yes she will you utter pleb!!

I have a Angel song #billyeilish "What was I made for." 🫶🏼👍🏼 To be princes and princesses and king's and queens. Queen Elizabeth the 2nd was my role model and now I have King Charles the 3rd and Queen Camilla as role models.🎉🎉

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