Princess Anne is an absolute legend. Staying with her mother from death bed to grave. The final service she could render to her mother and sovereign. Good on Anne.
What country in America do you live in? because America is a continent, not a country. And it belongs to all Americans from north to south, not just the United States.
@@YoSoyKambI love how you answered your own question at the end. You took a nice comment and made yourself angry. Talk to your local therapist, seems like you need one.
@@YoSoyKamb America is not a continent. North America is, so is South America. When referenced together they are referred to as The Americas. America is considered the shortened version of The United States of America pretty much universally. If you're gonna try and be a smart ass at least get the smart bit right.
I am an American. In my youth, in the 80s & 90s, I thought she was out of touch & even unfeeling. In my age came (some) wisdom & I came to see her VERY different. I understood her better & what she was trying to do. She had an absolutely impossible job that she did very, very well. She was not perfect & no one could be, but she did far better than anyone possibly could. God save the Queen. We shall never see another reign like hers.
As an American, I know she gave her vow to UK and Commonwealth. But she ended up serving the whole world. I am glad shall spend eternity with her. Her service is an example to us all.
She really did. Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria, best Queens ever (Sorry Elizabeth I's reign lead a golden age of the arts where as Victoria had to deal with the worst crisis in UK history.)
My mother was a WWII bride. Growing up American, but our hearts always protected Britain too. Queen Elizabeth opened up so many doors for women to be looked at differently in the US. We could do the same job, and better as any man. Now we're being pushed back...and she's not here to say what bs it is. This true Lady, this gem of humanity made her errors and her triumphs but always she shared them with us. I know, not a Brit, but part of my heart and half my heritage is. God bless you QEII...classiest of ladies to ever rule.
As an American I feel she was my Queen also. She was an amazing person and an admired Queen and as we all know there will never be another Queen like her. I hope my Grandchildren can read about her in History books and admire her like I did. Queen Elizabeth is now with her only love and they are both at peace together.💜🙏💜🙏
I’m not a British subject but personally I feel like the successful marriage and family of Prince William and Princess Kate would have given the queen a lot of comfort in the continuity of her family and the royal line. I cried many tears when London bridge came down and your queen passed away, but I’m grateful that she did not have to endure watching her son and her granddaughter in law go through the cancers that they are battling now. I pray for them both.❤
England is part of the United Kingdom, it insults the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish apart from the rest of the commonwealth to use this term. She was never an English Queen. The state is the United Kingdom.
Great Britain isn't a Commonwealth. It, comprised of England, Scotland and Wales (along with Northern Ireland, not on the island of Great Britain) is a Kingdom. The Commonwealth is an organization of former British colonies (similar to the UN) a mix of which may or may not have the British Monarch as head of state. In addition, she wasn't just Queen of England, she was also Queen of Scotland and Northern Ireland, so the appropriate term would be "British Queen". This is what the person above should have said, rather than the cruel and inaccurate quip about Americans.
I am a Norwegian royalist and I was kind of waiting for this day. On 11 September I embarked on my very first cruise from Copenhagen via Southampton to Spain. I was walking in Southampton on the Sunday and it was eerily quiet. Lots of memorial boards were up across the city and few people were in the streets. I was on an Italian ship and they had only two English channels on the tv. I would have watched a lot of the programs about the Queen at home, but I think I got a better version of the broadcast on the ship. HM Queen Elizabeth was revered not only in the UK and the (partly former) Commonwealth, but all over the world, and we all mourned with her family.
You should research Queen Margaret, Maid of Norway. She was the first Scottish Queen Regnant, daughter of King Eric II and Queen Margaret, the last descendant of Alexander III.
People treated me as if I was stupid for crying for her. My son and I were seeking housing that day. It came up on the screen at the Philadelphia Housing Authority Office Building. (I actually still have the paperwork). People laughed at me for crying about her, but I still have the pictures my Grandmother took of Buckingham Palace when she was in London for a trip. My Grandmother passed away on this date, and I cannot forget the call I got from my Uncle, because I was in New York with some friends to see the fireworks. My family was worried about me getting back home, but I made it. I felt that way when Queen Elizabeth passed away, and even have my letters from Buckingham Palace. I am American.
The greatest Queen who ever lived. The way she carried herself...we will never see another like her.Nay God Almighty grant her eternal rest in Him, Amen.
As an American, we loved Her Majesty as if she were our own queen. Many around the world do because of who she was. She was nothing if not the epitome of what a real queen is meant to be. I mourn her passing even now. May she rest in peace.
Two years since Our Queen left us..not a day goes by where I do not feel sadness 😢 and blessings and joy that she was my Queen in my lifetime! Never before have I felt so wretched as I did when she passed away…but also feel so grateful that our God choose her to lead us from strength to strength… Rest in peace Ma’am..the whole world misses you terribly! X
I remember I was when the Queen died, I was one of the mourners who were in the Cardiff crowd on Friday 16th September 2022. The king talked with me for 15 minutes at least and joked about Woody.EXE wasn’t with me and being Queen was so funny. I loved how Charles took my hand as I was crying for his mother and told me not to cry. I love King Charles so much and I was heartbroken by his cancer diagnosis in February
@@harrygibbs9436 butt out mate! Keep your opinions to yourself… Ive just lost my wonderful husband to cancer and yr comment don’t help as we both admired and loved our Queen Elizabeth…!!
In the silence of your absence Dear Queen Elizabeth ll every beat of my Heart whispers, I Miss you. Words seem too weak today to express the void that your departure left but l know you hear the echo of my love and my pain or may you be AMEN 👑🙏❤️🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Proudly borned on her Wedding year in 1947 lived long enought to witness her final departure of a beautiful and caring Queen with these four tearful words "GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN! Within you remained...FOREVER!
I missed the opportunity to send messages, at her funeral time. Overwhelmed by sadness and work. Her life, her duty, her smile and responsability, I will never forget. Donating to UK Commonwealth graves cemetary, I always remember her as the greatest grandmother in my life. For fight and peace. And with her example, we will carry on. Keep calm and carry on. Long live to her, and to King Charles
As an American, even if the Kennedy’s seem to be our unofficial Royal family, the Queen was our Queen, she was the world’s Queen. I cried like a baby when she died, I’m a self-proclaimed Royalist so it’s no surprise. I got to see the procession from Balmoral to Edinburgh, the same day as the anniversary of 9/11. I didn’t see anything until the journey to Westminster from Buckingham Palace. The day before the funeral, I was sick. The next day, I sat still, still sick, to bid farewell to everyone’s Queen. Britain’s longest reigning monarch, one of the world’s longest reigning monarch. I study military ceremonies and especially funerals and each country’s funeral tradition military or not, so seeing a state British funeral was a big event for me, it wasn’t the last but it was the first British funeral I saw live. I missed the Westminster Abbey service and the procession to the Abbey, but I got to see it end, the last post (the same version played at Churchill’s funeral), the British Reveille, and God Save The King. I got to watch the long procession to Wellington Arch, the journey to Windsor castle, and the committal. The removal of her scepter, orb, and especially the imperial state crown, really hit hard the most, symbolizing it truly was the end of a very good era.
I worked under her majesty for 15 years after her passing 9 months later I left no disrespect to the king but my time was over and now I live alot happier life doing my own thing living life to the fullest before I take my last breath decades time
I am a American but the day the queen died I was shocked and in tears. All I could say was rest in peace queen now you can be just lilibet again and know you did your duty to your country very well. ❤❤
My husband who is English when he was a little boy he sworn to the Queen at age 7 at school, the day Queen died at 38 he was crying like loosing his own family member, I will always remember the day Her Majesty died and I will never forget her blessings and her memories will never be forgotten
I’m far from a royalist but my heart went out to the royal family because no matter people think of them the queen was still a mother a grandmother a great grandmother and they had to grave in public with the world watching
Still miss our Queen. She was an icon . She served our country and commonwealth throughout the world with dignity, strength. This was history that no one will forget. So sad. But she is with prince Philip now. ❤❤❤❤
The Seychelles Still mourns the passing of The great Queen Elizabeth. In 1972 she visited the main island (Mahe) as a part of the Indian Ocean Tour. You will always be in the heart of Seychelles 🇸🇨.
She lived up to her words and served the kingdom for life and the whole world witnessed this Impressively giving A flame of great achievements as an inheritance god bless her and the United Kingdom
0:32 The flashing back of The Queen's life and death with the phone call scene (putting Operation London Bridge into action) and the music "London Bridge is falling down" sends shivers, reminding of an event that won't be like any other.
I live in India. I had hoped so very much to see the queen back hale and hearty yet very firm when it came to discipline, duty and family. The greatest stone of Pronise, Destiny ,Duty, sole royal female veteran of wwII and faithfulness to keep the British Royal Family of Windsor together United.
Queen Elisabeth 2 is an icon. Indeed our London Bridge. Steadfastly and led by Her duty for Her people and The Commonwealth. We shall NEVER forget this pure soul, always putting herself behind Her duty and serving her people. Oh may she be with all her loved ones in paradise at the feet of our Holy Father, resting and in peace. She is a saint, and still is the most beautiful woman in the world.
I have known our Queen my whole life, it felt like she held the whole country together and you felt safe. She has endured so much especially the last few years, its not the same anymore, so very very missed and loved, God bless you❤❤❤
Well, a life of example is gone to her Maker. A princess, a queen, a mother, a grand mother and a great grand mother apart from aunt, great aunt and great grand aunt. A person who loved her people. R.I.P Elizabeth I I.
I had a strange feeling that day n switched on BBC whilst working remote...at that stage it was not confirmed yet that London bridge was done. I collected my son earlier from Kindergarten and by the time we got home it was confirmed... it felt so strange... brought back memories of my own gran's passing
One thing about Charle's reign, is that he will have had years under her umbrella and some sense of the old and new traditions, something the others as time moves forward they won't have
We sat and watched the whole procession from her beloved Balmoral to London - HRH Princess Royal had the toughest of days and look drained Then watched the funeral what a spectacular tribute to her - 2 years on and it still seems like yesterday At least she’s with her beloved Phillip, mother, father and sister “all together again”
I’m still grieving 2 years on, me and Woody.EXE wished we had been in London to support our people of Wales instead of being at home but he wanted to be at home with our people which was the right thing for him to do
Looking back on this, I’m just sad that lightweights such as Sturgeon and Truss were ever part of this monumental event honouring a woman who oozed gravitas. However, I have watched the procession from Buckingham Palace of Westminster Hall and then Abbey again and again. That gun carriage is spectacularly emotive. The piper at the end of the funeral….so many moments.
I remember watching the address crying my heart out when I was experiencing my first 17 hours as Queen Elizabeth III and Woody.EXE never left his Queens side during the week of the Queen’s death and that’s why I love him. 2 years into our reign and he’s still at my side as I continue to recover from the trauma of my illness in 2023 and I wouldn’t have been alive now if Woody.EXE hadn’t been here earlier
This lady lived thru so many different worlds. An ancient time from the past and the new tech age met during her life. She got to see the old world at its best and worst. She experienced the new world and new way bfore she parted this realm with grace.
Face it, SHE was the QUEEN, not someone to mess about... I ,as a Duchie respected her all the way as I learned that the British Crown will be more powerful than expected
She died on what would have been my Mother's Birthday. My Mother had died two days before Christmas a year earlier. The death of The Monarch was a profound moment, a time when you know you're living through history.
As an American Sailor, I hate the idea of a queen . But QEII was different. Different type of leader has just departed this Earth. Long live the Queen .
I was so sure that I'm NOT going to cry. Well...... I had to. At the end.....when I saw King Charles face, and his speech. I couldn't hold back 😢 I felt and understood his pain....Love and respect 🙏🙏🙏
I miss our queen Elizabeth so much she kept everything together she loved the British people and was truly amazing, now nothing is the same anymore all Britishness went with our most beloved wonderful angel, my heart as been broken god bless her for ever
As a British (Scottish) citizen who does not support the monarchy, I traveled with my grandparents and great-grandparents to Edinburgh so they could say goodbye to the monarch of a lifetime!
I miss the late queen she accended the throne 7 years before I was born,however my mom remembers here grand father and her father and King Charles plus the uncrowned King Edward VII that's a long time early mom passed on two more months after King Charles III accended the throne and she was worried about this why I'm not sure
In accordance with Operation London Bridge, at the death of Queen Elizabeth II, there will be a series of calls that would happen before being disclosed to the public, from the Queen's private secretary, to the British Prime Minister, and to the members of the Commonwealth. The message "London Bridge is down" simply conveys the message that Queen Elizabeth has died.
The phone ringing at the background is referred to the starting action of Operation London Bridge, wherein the Queen's private secretary would call the British Prime Minister and say the words: London Bridge is down, indicating the death of the Queen.
You opened with a ringing telephone. It was an American ring. A British phone has a different ring. Not to mention, I'm quite sure the various royal residences have updated their telephones since WWII.
@@AmberPanda I don't think the British royal family are that important. They're mostly a tourist attraction, at this point. Like Mickey and his friends at WDW.
@@AmberPanda Yep, her funeral was a great boon to British tourism, which is my point. People enjoy pageantry, even meaningless pageantry. People showed up for the coronation, too.
I dnt see ophrah lol and although i dnt knw her in person kinda payed a lot of attention to her family an i know all her ancestors lifes story back to norman day an probably a little beyond that i understand what they stand for theire values an tbh i think ur seing it wrong i think in that moment William asked megan an harty to join them would have made the quenn exceptionaly proud it ws everything she stood for unity in the face of tragedy especially unity of the monarchy cos its give us brits a sens of strength an shared purpose to try an be good fair an successful people that together take care of our country an defnd those less able than ourselves (ww2) i dnt matter about the rift to Elizabeth i think shed have been so proud of him an harry for doin so acting like adults y did evry1 find that difficult to believe or understand me an my sister did it at our grabs funeral hadnts seen each other in yrs an handt spoke but we acted like we ws best friends for that day its called respct for the dead
I'm an American who descends from Kenneth I of Scotland, which means I have blood ties to the Stuarts ... and Her Majesty. I may be an American, but she is my queen too.
Sorry to break it to you, but you have absolutely no blood ties to the Stuarts or the royal family... this is very common among American's who are (for some reason) always desperate to find some shred of historical importance in their family history, but that's just not how it works.
@@DNW28 LOL I am a Canadian When The Flag Came Down . Then the Canadian Flag went up. We don;t have her Pennies any more. Keep Giggling AND BLESS America . NORTH AMERICA .. Do you need a TRUMP ? Jumpins
Princess Anne is an absolute legend. Staying with her mother from death bed to grave. The final service she could render to her mother and sovereign. Good on Anne.
I live in America and loved every aspect of your Queen. She was sweet,practical and very devoted to her country and all her Commonwealth.
What country in America do you live in?
because America is a continent, not a country. And it belongs to all Americans from north to south, not just the United States.
There’s always one smart ass isn’t there, pretending that they don’t know what part of America you were referring to.
@@YoSoyKambI love how you answered your own question at the end. You took a nice comment and made yourself angry. Talk to your local therapist, seems like you need one.
@@YoSoyKamb America is not a continent. North America is, so is South America. When referenced together they are referred to as The Americas. America is considered the shortened version of The United States of America pretty much universally. If you're gonna try and be a smart ass at least get the smart bit right.
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I am an American. In my youth, in the 80s & 90s, I thought she was out of touch & even unfeeling. In my age came (some) wisdom & I came to see her VERY different. I understood her better & what she was trying to do. She had an absolutely impossible job that she did very, very well. She was not perfect & no one could be, but she did far better than anyone possibly could. God save the Queen. We shall never see another reign like hers.
watching it now...and I am in tears all over again...God Bless Queen Elizabeth and may she rest in peace.
I so agree. I too cried watching this documentary. May Queen Elizabeth rest in peace.
As an American, I know she gave her vow to UK and Commonwealth. But she ended up serving the whole world. I am glad shall spend eternity with her. Her service is an example to us all.
She really did. Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria, best Queens ever (Sorry Elizabeth I's reign lead a golden age of the arts where as Victoria had to deal with the worst crisis in UK history.)
My mother was a WWII bride. Growing up American, but our hearts always protected Britain too. Queen Elizabeth opened up so many doors for women to be looked at differently in the US. We could do the same job, and better as any man. Now we're being pushed back...and she's not here to say what bs it is. This true Lady, this gem of humanity made her errors and her triumphs but always she shared them with us. I know, not a Brit, but part of my heart and half my heritage is. God bless you QEII...classiest of ladies to ever rule.
As an American I feel she was my Queen also. She was an amazing person and an admired Queen and as we all know there will never be another Queen like her. I hope my Grandchildren can read about her in History books and admire her like I did. Queen Elizabeth is now with her only love and they are both at peace together.💜🙏💜🙏
It's hard to believe shes been gone for almost two years. I miss her
You miss a murderer, thief, and liar that's burning in hell right now?
@@Michael-redAMshe said the queen not ur mom
I’m not a British subject but personally I feel like the successful marriage and family of Prince William and Princess Kate would have given the queen a lot of comfort in the continuity of her family and the royal line. I cried many tears when London bridge came down and your queen passed away, but I’m grateful that she did not have to endure watching her son and her granddaughter in law go through the cancers that they are battling now. I pray for them both.❤
She was your Queen too! When ever the words “the Queen” were ever said it was Elizabeth the 2nd we knew was being mentioned ♥️
We all still miss her, she was my queen for my whole life and always will be.
I'm a US citizen and my heart broke for the Common Wealth of Great Britain.
What a great example of an English Queen.
England is part of the United Kingdom, it insults the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish apart from the rest of the commonwealth to use this term. She was never an English Queen. The state is the United Kingdom.
What a great example of an US citizen .....who writes words because they heard them someplace and no idea what they mean
Great Britain isn't a Commonwealth. It, comprised of England, Scotland and Wales (along with Northern Ireland, not on the island of Great Britain) is a Kingdom.
The Commonwealth is an organization of former British colonies (similar to the UN) a mix of which may or may not have the British Monarch as head of state.
In addition, she wasn't just Queen of England, she was also Queen of Scotland and Northern Ireland, so the appropriate term would be "British Queen".
This is what the person above should have said, rather than the cruel and inaccurate quip about Americans.
She was our Mother , Grandmother and to some Great Grandmother, we will always cherish her service and devotion !
Small correction .. it's the Commonwealth of Nations. I am a member of the Commonwealth, but not of Great Britain
I am a Norwegian royalist and I was kind of waiting for this day. On 11 September I embarked on my very first cruise from Copenhagen via Southampton to Spain. I was walking in Southampton on the Sunday and it was eerily quiet. Lots of memorial boards were up across the city and few people were in the streets. I was on an Italian ship and they had only two English channels on the tv. I would have watched a lot of the programs about the Queen at home, but I think I got a better version of the broadcast on the ship. HM Queen Elizabeth was revered not only in the UK and the (partly former) Commonwealth, but all over the world, and we all mourned with her family.
Your written English is incredible, if it is your second language. It is better than the written English most of us English manage to achieve.
You should research Queen Margaret, Maid of Norway. She was the first Scottish Queen Regnant, daughter of King Eric II and Queen Margaret, the last descendant of Alexander III.
@@GoddessDiv I fail to see the connection with the sad passing of QE II and me watching as much as I could on a cruise ship about her and the funeral
@johannesofie777 key words - Norwegian Royalist. Sorry, I thought it would be fun to research.
People treated me as if I was stupid for crying for her. My son and I were seeking housing that day. It came up on the screen at the Philadelphia Housing Authority Office Building. (I actually still have the paperwork). People laughed at me for crying about her, but I still have the pictures my Grandmother took of Buckingham Palace when she was in London for a trip. My Grandmother passed away on this date, and I cannot forget the call I got from my Uncle, because I was in New York with some friends to see the fireworks. My family was worried about me getting back home, but I made it. I felt that way when Queen Elizabeth passed away, and even have my letters from Buckingham Palace. I am American.
The greatest Queen who ever lived. The way she carried herself...we will never see another like her.Nay God Almighty grant her eternal rest in Him, Amen.
I am an American, and I loved the video. I felt it showed Princess Catherine's joy that her husband and children bring her.
As an American, we loved Her Majesty as if she were our own queen. Many around the world do because of who she was. She was nothing if not the epitome of what a real queen is meant to be. I mourn her passing even now. May she rest in peace.
Two years since Our Queen left us..not a day goes by where I do not feel sadness 😢 and blessings and joy that she was my Queen in my lifetime! Never before have I felt so wretched as I did when she passed away…but also feel so grateful that our God choose her to lead us from strength to strength…
Rest in peace Ma’am..the whole world misses you terribly! X
Sweet jesus.
I remember I was when the Queen died, I was one of the mourners who were in the Cardiff crowd on Friday 16th September 2022. The king talked with me for 15 minutes at least and joked about Woody.EXE wasn’t with me and being Queen was so funny. I loved how Charles took my hand as I was crying for his mother and told me not to cry. I love King Charles so much and I was heartbroken by his cancer diagnosis in February
@@harrygibbs9436 butt out mate! Keep your opinions to yourself… Ive just lost my wonderful husband to cancer and yr comment don’t help as we both admired and loved our Queen Elizabeth…!!
Excellent presentation of the Queen's final tribute.
I have always admired her. There will be anyone like her again. May she rest in peace!!!
I'm an American.,ALL the leaders of the world should take a page from Queen Elizabeth. The world's Queen. ALL nations honor her.
KC is the best speech writer and they are always heartfelt. His voice is very calming to listen to. ❤️🙏🇬🇧👑🇺🇸
I love his voice
Him and William have deep and calming voices.
Harry has it too, but he's usually speeding up as he speaks.
❤❤
"Queen Elizabeth is most beautiful jewel that the universe has given to this world.. "🌹❤🙏
I find myself fighting back tears. “A woman of substance” the best description.
Two years and it still seems like yesterday that we lost her. May she rest in peace.
Excellent documentary. Thank you , from Scotland.
Scotland gave the Queen a wonderful farewell.
In the silence of your absence Dear Queen Elizabeth ll every beat of my Heart whispers, I Miss you.
Words seem too weak today to express the void that your departure left but l know you hear the echo of my love and my pain or may you be AMEN 👑🙏❤️🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Proudly borned on her Wedding year in 1947 lived long enought to witness her final departure of a beautiful and caring Queen with these four tearful words "GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN! Within you remained...FOREVER!
She's burning in hell right now!
This is a wonderful tribute to the late Queen. Thank you for it.
She was my Queen & she did a wonderful job 🇦🇺 God Save the King 🇦🇺
I missed the opportunity to send messages, at her funeral time. Overwhelmed by sadness and work. Her life, her duty, her smile and responsability, I will never forget. Donating to UK Commonwealth graves cemetary, I always remember her as the greatest grandmother in my life. For fight and peace. And with her example, we will carry on. Keep calm and carry on. Long live to her, and to King Charles
What a wonderful documentary!
As an American, even if the Kennedy’s seem to be our unofficial Royal family, the Queen was our Queen, she was the world’s Queen. I cried like a baby when she died, I’m a self-proclaimed Royalist so it’s no surprise. I got to see the procession from Balmoral to Edinburgh, the same day as the anniversary of 9/11. I didn’t see anything until the journey to Westminster from Buckingham Palace. The day before the funeral, I was sick. The next day, I sat still, still sick, to bid farewell to everyone’s Queen. Britain’s longest reigning monarch, one of the world’s longest reigning monarch. I study military ceremonies and especially funerals and each country’s funeral tradition military or not, so seeing a state British funeral was a big event for me, it wasn’t the last but it was the first British funeral I saw live. I missed the Westminster Abbey service and the procession to the Abbey, but I got to see it end, the last post (the same version played at Churchill’s funeral), the British Reveille, and God Save The King. I got to watch the long procession to Wellington Arch, the journey to Windsor castle, and the committal. The removal of her scepter, orb, and especially the imperial state crown, really hit hard the most, symbolizing it truly was the end of a very good era.
I respect her, but she was never our Queen. You can kick rocks with that.
As a Canadian! GOD BLESS THE QUEEN!
GOD SAVE THE KING!
I worked under her majesty for 15 years after her passing 9 months later I left no disrespect to the king but my time was over and now I live alot happier life doing my own thing living life to the fullest before I take my last breath decades time
May you always be happy in the divine world. My beloved queen...❤🌹🙏🏻
A beautiful perspective and tribute to share about Queen Elizabeth II. What a reign and legacy she left.
I was born 2 years after her ascension so only knew her as my monarch. She was brilliant as Queen and will be sadly missed. ❤
I am a American but the day the queen died I was shocked and in tears. All I could say was rest in peace queen now you can be just lilibet again and know you did your duty to your country very well. ❤❤
My husband who is English when he was a little boy he sworn to the Queen at age 7 at school, the day Queen died at 38 he was crying like loosing his own family member, I will always remember the day Her Majesty died and I will never forget her blessings and her memories will never be forgotten
Was he told he'd be going to a labour camp if he didn’t cry hard enough?😂
Queen Elizabeth was Queen of heart, Queen of the world
she was the very ‘glue’ to hold it all together. and how things have deteriorated and a lot has gone down the pan since is simply astonishing….
I’m far from a royalist but my heart went out to the royal family because no matter people think of them the queen was still a mother a grandmother a great grandmother and they had to grave in public with the world watching
Still miss our Queen. She was an icon . She served our country and commonwealth throughout the world with dignity, strength. This was history that no one will forget. So sad. But she is with prince Philip now. ❤❤❤❤
She was the world's most loving grandmother . We all miss her terribly. May our lord bless her country and her people and of course her family.
Queen Elizabeth, was a living history book of europe❤❤
The Seychelles Still mourns the passing of The great Queen Elizabeth.
In 1972 she visited the main island (Mahe) as a part of the Indian Ocean Tour. You will always be in the heart of Seychelles 🇸🇨.
She lived up to her words and served the kingdom for life and the whole world witnessed this Impressively giving A flame of great achievements as an inheritance god bless her and the United Kingdom
0:32 The flashing back of The Queen's life and death with the phone call scene (putting Operation London Bridge into action) and the music "London Bridge is falling down" sends shivers, reminding of an event that won't be like any other.
I live in India. I had hoped so very much to see the queen back hale and hearty yet very firm when it came to discipline, duty and family. The greatest stone of Pronise, Destiny ,Duty, sole royal female veteran of wwII and faithfulness to keep the British Royal Family of Windsor together United.
What an amazing woman.
An American, I liked QE2 very much. But she lived a long life - 96 years +. A long life & for most part, a good life. RIP Lilibet.
Queen Elisabeth 2 is an icon. Indeed our London Bridge. Steadfastly and led by Her duty for Her people and The Commonwealth. We shall NEVER forget this pure soul, always putting herself behind Her duty and serving her people. Oh may she be with all her loved ones in paradise at the feet of our Holy Father, resting and in peace. She is a saint, and still is the most beautiful woman in the world.
I have known our Queen my whole life, it felt like she held the whole country together and you felt safe. She has endured so much especially the last few years, its not the same anymore, so very very missed and loved, God bless you❤❤❤
Well, a life of example is gone to her Maker. A princess, a queen, a mother, a grand mother and a great grand mother apart from aunt, great aunt and great grand aunt. A person who loved her people.
R.I.P Elizabeth I I.
I miss her so much.😢
Come on, it's not family
@mariannevontrapp1063 I have blood ties to the House of Stuart so she is family to me.
@@GoddessDivwho?
@BigGump1944 the queen, which to them is more of a compliment than it is to us
How do you miss somebody that you've never actually met
I had a strange feeling that day n switched on BBC whilst working remote...at that stage it was not confirmed yet that London bridge was done. I collected my son earlier from Kindergarten and by the time we got home it was confirmed... it felt so strange... brought back memories of my own gran's passing
Such an amazing presentation! Thank you!
One thing about Charle's reign, is that he will have had years under her umbrella and some sense of the old and new traditions, something the others as time moves forward they won't have
It's not the same without her.
She was the last of a generation that put her sevice to the State before her own life and her family.
She was a "Once in a lifetime" personality.
When god took he back he said `Halleluja, you´re home` 💞
Not Supermarket flowersssss
Source
We sat and watched the whole procession from her beloved Balmoral to London - HRH Princess Royal had the toughest of days and look drained
Then watched the funeral what a spectacular tribute to her - 2 years on and it still seems like yesterday
At least she’s with her beloved Phillip, mother, father and sister “all together again”
I’m still grieving 2 years on, me and Woody.EXE wished we had been in London to support our people of Wales instead of being at home but he wanted to be at home with our people which was the right thing for him to do
When everything was fine with Queen Elizabeth’s presence. Now, everything is going wrong.
Hor right you are. I have lived through Labour governments , I knew exactly what we had in store.😢
Queen Elizabeth was the only sovereign I know. May she rest in peace 💔💔
Looking back on this, I’m just sad that lightweights such as Sturgeon and Truss were ever part of this monumental event honouring a woman who oozed gravitas. However, I have watched the procession from Buckingham Palace of Westminster Hall and then Abbey again and again. That gun carriage is spectacularly emotive. The piper at the end of the funeral….so many moments.
Respect and adoration to her. SHE WAS THE QUEEN 👑R.I.P. 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹❤️🩹💔💔💔❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
That was a beautiful warm speech from Charles, love his voice, sorry King Charles.
I remember watching the address crying my heart out when I was experiencing my first 17 hours as Queen Elizabeth III and Woody.EXE never left his Queens side during the week of the Queen’s death and that’s why I love him. 2 years into our reign and he’s still at my side as I continue to recover from the trauma of my illness in 2023 and I wouldn’t have been alive now if Woody.EXE hadn’t been here earlier
And I love her sense of humor
This lady lived thru so many different worlds. An ancient time from the past and the new tech age met during her life. She got to see the old world at its best and worst. She experienced the new world and new way bfore she parted this realm with grace.
Face it, SHE was the QUEEN, not someone to mess about... I ,as a Duchie respected her all the way as I learned that the British Crown will be more powerful than expected
She died on what would have been my Mother's Birthday. My Mother had died two days before Christmas a year earlier. The death of The Monarch was a profound moment, a time when you know you're living through history.
As an American Sailor, I hate the idea of a queen . But QEII was different. Different type of leader has just departed this Earth. Long live the Queen .
She and her daughter Princess Anne are the last of the great royals.
The constant in my 64 years was the Queen. ❤
I was so sure that I'm NOT going to cry.
Well...... I had to. At the end.....when I saw King Charles face, and his speech. I couldn't hold back 😢 I felt and understood his pain....Love and respect 🙏🙏🙏
I miss our queen Elizabeth so much she kept everything together she loved the British people and was truly amazing, now nothing is the same anymore all Britishness went with our most beloved wonderful angel, my heart as been broken god bless her for ever
She was very dashing for her age
Majestuoso documental…cuando subtitulado en español??? 🙏
Thank you is the most powerful thing children can say to their parents.
Two years has past.
Må du finna frid i din fortsatta resa.
She was ONE hell of a lady.
Long live the King
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Good Ole Queen! I miss her..😢
As a British (Scottish) citizen who does not support the monarchy, I traveled with my grandparents and great-grandparents to Edinburgh so they could say goodbye to the monarch of a lifetime!
I will have the same feeling the day my grandma goes up to my grandpa.
Well made but you missed a shot of the grandchildren keeping vigil.
It was called Project Unicorn since she died in Scotland. I was in a few of the meetings note taking well before she died planning the logistics
Coming up to her memorial day soon 😢
2 Years ago today !
Did anyone notice the C-17 Globemaster's registration number, ZZI77 ? Turn it upside down and it spells LLIZZ
The ceiling of the Great Hall (shown this video clip) show an amazing hall showing the strength of a country!
I find it somewhat disrespectful that the film is littered with so many advertisements.
All TH-cam is about is money sadly,only reason this is on here
I hat not one commercial here in germany. 🤔
I miss the late queen she accended the throne 7 years before I was born,however my mom remembers here grand father and her father and King Charles plus the uncrowned King Edward VII that's a long time early mom passed on two more months after King Charles III accended the throne and she was worried about this why I'm not sure
Memory eternal.
God save the King 👍👍👍👍
What the hell is with the phone ringing in the background???
Someone trying to get through 📞
In accordance with Operation London Bridge, at the death of Queen Elizabeth II, there will be a series of calls that would happen before being disclosed to the public, from the Queen's private secretary, to the British Prime Minister, and to the members of the Commonwealth.
The message "London Bridge is down" simply conveys the message that Queen Elizabeth has died.
I had to keep pausing it to make sure it wasn’t my phone😂
The phone ringing at the background is referred to the starting action of Operation London Bridge, wherein the Queen's private secretary would call the British Prime Minister and say the words: London Bridge is down, indicating the death of the Queen.
@@markphilipragos1543 I didn’t make the connection between the narration and the ringing.
You opened with a ringing telephone.
It was an American ring.
A British phone has a different ring. Not to mention, I'm quite sure the various royal residences have updated their telephones since WWII.
I don't think the British Prime Minister would take that long, as the video portrays, to answer the phone.
I don't think how a phone rings is very important.
@@AmberPanda I don't think the British royal family are that important. They're mostly a tourist attraction, at this point. Like Mickey and his friends at WDW.
@@chuckoneill2023 You must have missed that half the world watched Her Majesty's funeral her not being very important of course.
@@AmberPanda Yep, her funeral was a great boon to British tourism, which is my point. People enjoy pageantry, even meaningless pageantry. People showed up for the coronation, too.
A LIFE OF SERVICE, NEVER FAULTED. A Nation, the World a Family Paying RESPECT . And a traitor among them !
We miss you Madam
I dnt see ophrah lol and although i dnt knw her in person kinda payed a lot of attention to her family an i know all her ancestors lifes story back to norman day an probably a little beyond that i understand what they stand for theire values an tbh i think ur seing it wrong i think in that moment William asked megan an harty to join them would have made the quenn exceptionaly proud it ws everything she stood for unity in the face of tragedy especially unity of the monarchy cos its give us brits a sens of strength an shared purpose to try an be good fair an successful people that together take care of our country an defnd those less able than ourselves (ww2) i dnt matter about the rift to Elizabeth i think shed have been so proud of him an harry for doin so acting like adults y did evry1 find that difficult to believe or understand me an my sister did it at our grabs funeral hadnts seen each other in yrs an handt spoke but we acted like we ws best friends for that day its called respct for the dead
Learn what YOU DO NOT KNOW
@@katstevens8266 ???
I'm an American who descends from Kenneth I of Scotland, which means I have blood ties to the Stuarts ... and Her Majesty.
I may be an American, but she is my queen too.
Sorry to break it to you, but you have absolutely no blood ties to the Stuarts or the royal family... this is very common among American's who are (for some reason) always desperate to find some shred of historical importance in their family history, but that's just not how it works.
😂😂😂 OMG you Americans make me laugh
@@DNW28 LOL I am a Canadian When The Flag Came Down . Then the Canadian Flag went up. We don;t have her Pennies any more.
Keep Giggling AND BLESS America . NORTH AMERICA ..
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