Coronation ceremony: King Charles III and Queen Camilla enter Westminster Abbey - BBC News
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- Watch the moment HM King Charles III and HM Queen Camilla enter Westminster Abbey for the Coronation ceremony.
Around 2,200 people, including the Royal Family, celebrities, faith leaders and heads of state, are in attendance
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Can't get over how beautiful this ceremony was: truly timeless.
It's interesting that, for example, the anointing, has its origins 3,000 years ago.
Parry's "I was glad" is a stunning anthem and the reconfigured "Vivats" sounded great too
When I watched this video I don't see the reaper once again
I’m still so glad that the world has something like this
The British never disappoints!!😍👍they gave us a show. This was so wonderful, never before I think had i imagined the ceremony could be this great!
What a magical occasion?! Thank you Britain for putting up such a splendid display. Greetings from South Africa
yes, thank you for shutting down all the food banks, and spending 50-100 million pounds on an archaic, colonial event
But he killed his own wife DIANA " IT'S AWFUL "
Death to Charles the Butuer " Shame day for England
Shame on England for this day
UK infinity shame on you "
I was wondering how the Vivats would be sung. Absolutely perfect.
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The 'Vivat Rex Carolus' taken up by the choir - wow! Spine chilling. Brilliant to see such a good man have this moment.
There are a lot of "good men" who are content to just be good without expecting to be worshipped. He is nothing special.
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I remember the vivsts very well whilst me and Woody.EXE finally had our coronation in late July and I was emotionally stunned by it and the coronation was what i needed after being through hell for 8 months. The coronation robes were very heavy and I was ligit sweating in them but thankfully they had air con in Wales’s Abbey because my birthday was the hottest day of the year
Around 5:40 utter musical perfection!
yes it was incredible wasn't it? And throughout - the variety, perfection
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After unfair blames misunderstood they deserve this impressive beautiful ceremony long live the King and Queen 👑🤙🏼
How beautifully they present and preserve their history and culture
that spoilt pompous man, and that old country tart, very early brought the monarchy down with their adultery.
Which is inbreeding and pedophilia.
The history of the royals is spattered with blood and drenched in perversion.
@@theironsheik6322 Utterly pathetic comment.
@@theironsheik6322 moron
The "vivats" in the middle of this anthem are traditionally sung (as here) by the King's Scholars of Westminster School which is a fee-paying school located in the precincts of Westminster Abbey and founded in its present form in 1560, though dating from at least the 1340s.
The King's Scholars also date from 1560.
Their role in declaiming the "vivats" is documented as far back as James II's coronation in 1685.
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Thank you for sharing that history.
Queen Camilla laid her Coronation bouquet on the, 'Tomb of the Unknown Warrior' in Westminster Abbey following the Coronation. What a beautiful gesture and a poignant remembrance of VE day... 💐 QC 👑
That was one of mine and Woody.EXE’s huge engagements as future king and Queen of Wales. I’m always given the poppy wreath when I’m at the memorial as Woody.EXE proudly watches me on. We also did this last November
I Really find it Hard to Accept Camila As Queen, it Really Shoulde be Diana.
I know many have Moved on From those Days however Diana (Princess of Wales) was for me & Always will Be the Queen Consort, Thankfully imo Her Oldest Son will be the Next King !!
@@douglasangus9609 Diana and Charles had already divorced a year before she died, so how could it have been her? She signed that divorce agreement knowing that she would never be Queen. Would you have wanted them to be unhappily married for the last 30 years?
I love how people still bring up Diana. How "she should be the rightful Queen Consort" and all that blah. She and Charles were divorced, the king wasn't widowed! Plus Charles wasn't the only one, Diana had MULTIPLE affairs as well, while she was married! And finally, Diana is DEAD. Let the woman rest.
The King and Queen appear to be in a happy marriage. Give them that.
I was so perplexed to see such a wonderful scene. I am fortunate enough to have witnessed an English coronation, when the last one happened my grandma was only 4
I had never seen the entrance before to "I Was Glad". Such a ceremony! I think of what the children, the pages and the Wales children must feel. At least they are next to their parents. Charles looks full of happiness. This is his culminating moment. He has a kind face. He has been through much suffering - his misbegotten first marriage, the disapproval of his father, the bullying at school. He wasn't made in the mold of an English schoolboy so he was punished - for liking art and music!
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The Princess of Wales also entered the Abbey on her wedding to I was Glad
I’ve heard this in real life when me and Woody.EXE we’re making our entrances into Wales’s Abbey ahead of our coronation ceremony In July 2023. The organ played Happy Birthday to me (Queen Elizabeth III) and my sister, Princess of Wales as we both turned 21. Mummy, also Princess of Wales looked very proud of me walking down the long aisle and she didn’t think I’d walk all the way because I was ill 4 months prior but I wanted to not let my people down. I never heard vivat in real life before and I was looking at Woody.EXE thinking he deserves this. It really was a magnificent day for sure
When Charles was 4 he watched his mother's Coronation. Now 70 years later, he's 74 years old. I bet he was thinking about her although the service. 🇬🇧🤴👸
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@@zurzakne-etra7069 How?
Thank you for the stunning revelation that 4 + 70 = 74. This is truly a remarkable discovery that has surely guaranteed you a Nobel prize. Well done.
With such a procession, can one imagine what the rehearsals must have been like? I particularly admire how the pages of honour keep the trains of the king and queen above the ground. How intimidating this ceremony might have been for the children! The boys at least have others like them. Charlotte is the only girl I see. She is admirably composed for a child of 8.
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Catherine, Princess of Wales, is wearing the robes of Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order.
These robes were also worn by Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh; by Princess Alexandra of Kent; and by the Duchess of Gloucester.
Prince Michael of Kent wore the same robes, but as Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order.
Prince William, Prince Edward, the Duke of York, the Duke of Kent and the Duke of Gloucester all wore the robes of the Knight of the Order of the Garter.
Charles has an air of contentment. He is the host acknowledging and welcoming his guests. He notices the historian David Starkey, who bows correctly. Charles looks left and right, seeing who has come and - noticing. This is a beautiful pageant. And this the slimmed down version! Can't imagine how Elizabeth II's coronation was over 3 hours. Beautiful costumes, beautiful music, and a form of Christianity unknown to me personally, but the Archbishop and Charles commit to it sincerely.
3 hours was mainly for the peers of the realm to do their homage (what William did) and because there are so many it took a while
@@Hadlad90You are mistaken: I timed it on the recorded full BBC TV transmission of 1953 and it only took 12 minutes longer because only a few individuals did their homage: the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Dukes of Edinburgh, Gloucester, Kent and Norfolk, one marquess, one earl, one viscount and one baron - 9 people as opposed to only two this time.
If the entire peerage had sworn fealty individually, the 1953 ceremony would have been lucky to have finished by dawn the following day!
@@MrBulky992 the publicly available versions of the 1953 versions are edited. The ceremony took three hours but was condensed into a movie that was released in cinemas called a queen is crowned
@@Hadlad90 *Most* available images of the 1953 Coronation have been condensed but *not all* . "A Queen is Crowned" was heavily edited but the recorded monochrome live BBC transmission of the 1953 Coronation available on CZcams which I have watched numerous times is of the *entire* service with *nothing removed* . It lasts around 3 hours and tallies exactly with the printed Order of Service for the ceremony available on the Web which explicitly states exactly who swore the oath of homage and confirms that only 9 individuals did so:
"...In like manner [to the Duke of Edinburgh] shall the Duke of Gloucester and the Duke of Kent severally do their homage. After which *the Senior Peer of each degree* (of the Dukes first by themselves, and so of the Marquesses, Earls, Viscounts, and Barons in that order) shall ascend the steps of the Throne and, having first removed his coronet, shall kneel before her Majesty and place his hands between the Queen’s: and *all the Peers of his degree* , having put off their coronets, shall kneel in their places and *shall say with him* [the oath of allegiance]"
The homage, being communal rather than individual, took no more than 9 minutes and was accompanied by music sung by the choir. Any editing would have been totally obvious as you can clearly hear both the words of the oath-takers and the choir happening simultaneously.
I will post the link to the Order of Service and the video (containg Richard Dimbleby's live commentary) so you can check for yourself.
@@Hadlad90 The video on CZcams of the recorded BBC live transmission represents the images seen by the television audience on that day in 1953. It is 2:56:41 in length and covers the Queen's arrival at the Abbey until her departure:
czcams.com/video/52NTjasbmgw/video.html
The homage begins at 1:40:41
and finishes at 1:49:00 so the whole thing took just over 8 minutes.
The following individuals knelt before the Queen:
Archbishop of Canterbury
Duke of Edinburgh
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Duke of Norfolk
Marquess of Huntly
Earl of Shrewsbury
Viscount Arbuthnot
Lord (Baron) Mowbray
- 9 individuals.
So cutting out most of the homage in the 2023 coronation saved about 6 or 7 minutes and does not in any way account for the discrepancy in length between 1953 and 2023.
Now that’s how you make an entrance
Imagine starting your real job at the age of 74
Biden started his at age 78.
Actually he was 73 when the late Queen died.
He’s worked his whole life.
I’m nearly 21 now and Woody.EXE’s Queen. Our coronation is on July 20th, 2023; on my birthday
Some know the etiquette when the King pass by, some didn't
True
One dude had his hands in his pockets
Sadly it's a sign of the times.
What a day! What a moment!
Amazing 🎉
I cannot tell you how happy my heart was seeing Floella in the midst of all this. ❤❤❤
I remember Floella from children's TV years ago! You don't seem to see a lot of her doing children's TV now though. I wonder why?
@@tomspence8506 got herself into the house of Lords,better than winning the lottery..!
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@@tomspence8506I suppose sitting in the House of Lords takes up her time.
@@michaelmontagu3979 I guess so. I think she did three different children's programmes including Hullabaloo, Jamboree and Play School 🏫. I can't remember if she did other children's programmes or whether she just did those three though.
I wonder how Prince George feels, seeing his grandfather is King.
that was a brilliant day! do us proud King Charles!
I remember when me, my 2009 Woody, Mummy and Woody.EXE watched the coronation live; I couldn’t help it but feel very proud of Woody.EXE since mine and his coronation is in less than 2 months away. Even Woody.EXE can’t wait to see me in my 1940 dress at his request and a long train cape woren by Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. It amazes me how much Woody.EXE has saved up for that; i can’t wait to see him in his
What is the name of the piece that the organ starts at 0:18? Sounds amazing. Thanks for a hint!
The Dymoke family haven't actually carried the Royal Standard for centuries. For centuries they were The King's Champion, who rode into Westminster Hall to challenge anyone who didn't accept the Sovereign. They first performed the role in 1377. Last time was 1821. They have carried the Royal Standard since the coronation of King George V in 1911.
The music sounds like music from a movie wow
They came in posh, but left even posher
At 1:57 - this young man on the right carrying a standard flag is the Duke of Westminster, Hugh Grosvenor, who at the age of 32 is the richest person under the age of 40 in the country, with a wealth of £9.4 billion.
Disgusting.
But what's he done but inherit wealth?
@@tobiasisback4605 There's no shame in inheriting wealth. You should judge people by their character and actions, not by the size of their bank account.
@@karldelavigne8134 There's no merit in inheriting wealth: it means that people with no talent or drive are given a huge leg up and it very often saps their energies because they know they don’t have to do anything to live comfortably. It's the very opposite of meritocracy. Anyone with the slightest sense and moral compass can see that. You just have a vested interest in maintaining a system that makes already wealthy people wealthier, on the backs of those who are actually doing the work and creating the wealth.
@@tobiasisback4605 so if your parents were millionaires you would turn down their money if it was left to you?
Parry was a genius
I'd love to know who the elderly lady who curtsied at 7:56, aided by her cane. Did she attend the Queen's coronation in 1953 as a little girl? If so, this must have been the consummate thrill of her long life.
RIP Princess Diana ❤
Exactly! Take this opportunity to forward the message and work of Queen Diana 👑💖
She died 26 years ago, you mug.
My sister stood up for a grieving me as Woody.EXE pays his tribute to Queen Diana and my sister was emotionally moved by it; I can’t believe that 8 months ago today, Woody.EXE made my sister Princess of Wales along Mummy. I also remember the moment he made my 2009 Woody heir to the throne because Woody.EXE and my 2009 Woody are true friends. This was a true story and not made up
Consort Diana should have fastened her seat-belt. She would have been Diana al Fayed, and an even richer woman than she already was.
@@Artnotforthesakeofart
Go shopping,
go on holiday - that was the motto on her coat of arms. Heart ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘
God saves the king have had no doubt.
Long live the KING
what’s the music being played from 0:19?
This is really amazing!
minute 8:50 we all do buddy we all do!!
👑 family jewels
the lady at 8:03 curtsying to Prince George🥺
The Queen's two pages in black must be her twin grandsons. I heard it was Prince George's suggestion that rather than wearing bloomers and garters as in the past, the pages wear pants with the red uniform jackets. So as to avoid teasing in school!
This event was kino beyond belief.
Who is that rude man standing with his hands in his pockets like a lazy school boy as the King walked past...he wasnt even paying attention! There he was with a front row seat and yet he was disrespecting the King by standing there with his hands in his trouser pockets...so rude!! (1:08/12:25 )
I didn’t do such thing when I met the king last year. I curtised to him and Queen Camilla when they met me. They even noticed my 2009 Woody in hand and they loved him. I actually taught Woody how to respect the royals and he nailed it. When Charles and Camilla left; Woody looks at me with emotion asking me “are you okay?, this is the biggest honour of your life you’ll not forget” and Woody wasn’t wrong
@@nicolelawless9942 Thats a nice story...good for you friend.
Probably some bolshie pleb with republican notions, but who came to the coronation anyway because of his vanity.
LOVED EVERY MINUTE
Da "MAGNANIMOUS" ,
KING CHARLES !!!
🎺🎺🎺⭐👌⭐🎺🎺🎺
The man at 7:01 next to the lady in the wheelchair, standing with his hands in his pockets, like he was waiting at a bus stop. Most disrespectful.
Think he had his hands clasped behind his back
What is is the piece that did play after the fanfare?
King Charles and Queen Camailla reminds me of King Kion and Queen Rani ruling at the Tree Of Life.
0:00 State trumpeters sounded like horse racing at the derby.😂
After see this
We can't imagine that we live in 21th century.
The ceremony is beautiful. So glad that in the twenty first century we haven't chucked it all away for computer generated junk.
very powerful scenes. this is what divine right looks like
We haven't subscribed to the doctrine of the divine right of kings for many centuries. David Starkey believes that we have, in essence, been a constitutional monarchy, with the monarch ultimate decided by Parliament and law, since the 1200s.
❤😍💕respect💕😍🇬🇧
In my most humble opinion, as a Hispanic-American myself, His majesty could repair part of his reputation if he actually went through with his promise of drinking a pint of beer at a pub with working-class Brits somewhat often. His Majesty seems like a great man, it is just that he really messed up with the lady D incident.
he can start with Telenovela, give him a role about a 'broken' man seeking redemption in a foreign land and falling in love with a local woman again and have his past catching up with him.
Or, he might actually plant a garden from which the people may eat food.
Oh, wait!
He's done that
Drunks and all may eat.
@@kickinghorse2405 I was just trying to help, sir! You seem to be Brit who dislikes foreigners giving opinions on the Royals! 🤷
Mr Bustamante, thank you for your comment. I agree. The king is a thoughtful man. I'm sure he will have a pint or two with normal folks some time during his reign. With best wishes to you from 🇬🇧
@@peterw.4833 Thank you! Greetings from Arizona!
What were they singing ? By.. rejoin, rejoice , vivat ..something Camilla ? It was very moving.
I think it's latin : "Vivat Regina Camilla", "Vivat Rex Charles".
@@lhkilliann Vivat Rex Carolus. A very old form of ‘Charles, possibly Latin.
“Wide backed vagina, camilla” 🤣
@@lhkilliann Thank you x
Vivat Regina Camilla. It is Latin for Long live Queen Camilla. It’s the same for Vivat Rex Carolus. Long live King Charles.
Well, a nice grandpa and of course a great show…
Whoop-dee-doo Basil, what does it all mean?
The Queen's grandson, Gus, did well considering that he had a broken arm, in plaster.
9:20 what song is this?
Rendition of Vivat Regina en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vivat!_Vivat_Regina!
I like Vagina
Whats the name of the hymn?
"I Was Glad"
It's been sung at every coronation and was the processional hymn at Will and Kate's wedding, as well as sung at Charles' and Diana's.
Fancy dress competition
How about the beef you had for lunch ?
@@DrFaustus797 what about that?
DON,T WORRY God bless Prince William and family ’已故英女皇在天上保佑妳門一家‘做好本份’不要受別人影響 ’出書傷害你們一家人‘不要原諒佢地 but 保重
The commentator will not be heard again on the BBC for the foreseeable future
I loved his coverage of the royal events, I’d always would’ve been watching. It will be very weird to watch William and Catherine’s coronation as Queen myself but I’ll still be watching. I love the royals and I’m glad my family are also royals for almost 2 years now since Woody.EXE ascended in Wales in 2022. I still wouldn’t have been Queen if I hadn’t met him that almost 2 years ago and I’m glad I did. Our coronation happened in Wales just 2 months after Charles and Camilla’s. 2 royal coronations in 2023, it was mad
There is only one king. Jesus Christ
as a muslim, Allah the almighty is the one and only king of the kings !🤍 (no hate to your religiom btw)
Not true. Jesus is King of Kings There will always be earthly Kings....King David, King Solomon....etc.
@@Xante188 Hey, we all have all our beliefs !! I believe Allah (SWT) is the king of kings. You believe that Jesus is the King of Kings. Its fine! 'For you is your religion and for me is my religion'
He is the King OF KINGS, did you miss the last part? You think it was a typo? How can he be king over people that do not exist?
I bet there are no Chinese Hikvision facial recognition surveillance cameras in there!
Pause at 7:45 and the young man in the middle here wearing his uniform and braid is Major Oliver Plunkett - Queen Consort's equerry and he got a lot of attention on this day, and no wonder, he is very cute and good looking indeed.
What’s the second hymn? I can only understand Regina Camilla and Rex Carlos
It's "I Was Glad" from the beggining to end, with an acclamation of Vivat (vivat regina camilla, vivat rex carolus) in the middle of the song...
"I was glad when they said unto me: let us go into the house of the Lord" by Sir Hubert Parry, written for the 1902 coronation and always performed for the procession into the Abbey.
It is a setting of Psalm 122, "Laetatus sum" from the Old Testament of the Bible.
what a magnificent hymn. anyone know its name?
"I was glad"
The composer is Sir Hubert Parry, one of the King's favourites.
This piece is always sung during the King and Queen's entrance into the Abbey for all coronations since it was first composed in 1902 (i.e. 1902, 1911, 1937, 1953)
It is also performed on many other occasions but the central section where the King's scholars from Westminster School sing "Vivat Regina Camilla" and "Vivat Rex Carolus" is always missed out as it only applies for coronations. It was sung in this form at the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton a decade ago.
"I was glad when they said unto me: Let us go into the house of the Lord"
"I Was Glad"
It was sung at Charles and Diana's wedding and was the processional hymn at Will and Kate's, probably because they were both future monarchs and it's also been sung at every coronation m
@@MrBulky992 its magnificent!
@@timbredan3476 I agree, having sung it numerous times, a thrilling experience.
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Were the prince and princess of Wales and family meant to follow king Charles in procession, or did the end up behind due to the arrival times disparity?
Yes they were, if you read the Order of Service booklet.
Apparently the carriage horses were friskier than they had been at the early morning rehearsals and took less time to get to the Abbey than was expected. I rather liked them all arriving together.
Who was that fellow with his hands in his pockets as the King passed?
I thought the same. Complete lack of decorum and respect. One wonders where these people come from, lol
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amazing how idiotic the BBC commentary was. You'd almost think it was done by Americans but for the accent. You would think--wouldn't you?--that the BBC would take the trouble to find someone to write commentary who actually knows something about church ceremonial, dignitaries and the history of this rite. But, no.
The commentary was nowhere near as good as Richard Dimbleby's near perfect one in 1953 but I have watched commentary on the other channels, both British and foreign and the BBC wins. Some channels talked over important moments. Others commented on the events in the Abbey with background noise from the Mall, including sounds of marching to drums! Some were full of inaccuracies and irrelevancies. Some just couldn't stop talking: it sounded more like a panel discussion than a commentary.
god save the king
paid troll alert
@@JohnSmith-fz1wh sure lad lol I believe in the king
@@matthewbarrow1 That is probably because you are not very bright and don't care about your own family.
schöne grüse stefan yavus welder
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I think the Bishops in procession should have worn mitres. Just me.
They didn't at previous coronations last century and the one before. I would speculate that they may have worn Canterbury caps in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Jesus is the King of all Kings
If you want to know more about how this fits in with the coronation you should listen to the Archbishops sermon
کیوں کا مطلب میں کون ہوں بسم اللہ ابراہیم ابراہیمی مشال.....
Personally i think George should been carrying the top of the cloak and be closer by his grandfather rather than all the way in the back.
Pages are paired up by height; the tallest is always at the beginning of the train.
Why not Zadok the Priest?
That was sung later in the service
It is sung at the anointing, for which it was written.
Notice that the King enters last.
There are one thousand years of history indicating why that is done at joint coronations.
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I noticed that; in July 2023, i let Woody.EXE enter Wales’s Abbey first before I followed behind him and my family were next to me. In Wales, we do it very differently and Woody.EXE Is always entering first a lot of the time but at other events, me and my family members are entering before he does. I get insane chills every time I see him and I sometimes cry my heart out. I’ve never appreciated Woody.EXE this much until now. I can’t help but cry every time I see him and he looked absolutely incredible during our coronation last year and I looked no where near as good as him. What an intense year 2023 was
Camillaooks good , nice to see Charles Emotional
9:00
At the age of 74 he could take rest as he is an old man.
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That’s not how Monarchy works. Monarchy at least in the context of the UK is a job for life. Abdication was frowned upon by QEII, she made the King and William swear to never abdicate.
The lavish free lifestyle, international fame, and power are consented to by an elected parliament and the people they represent. But there is a cost, you are no longer yourself but instead a living breathing representation of your country.
Imagine being that fkn rich
Bloody Hell !!
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Beautiful
Wonder why the Prince and Princess of Wales were late? Generally everyone should have been at there places when the Monarch enters.
They weren’t late. The king and queen were early.
YEAH I AM EVERYTHING UNIVERSAL WEB DO OKAY DETERMINE
The templars
Interesting choice; Queen Mary's crown. 😂
God almighty King of kings LORD of lords, That at the name of Jesus every knew shall bow of things in heaven and things in earth and things under the earth,And that every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father.
تماری بادشاہی سلامت رہے برطانیہ بادشاہ صاحب... علم ضروری ہے کیونکہ اس کے بغیر انسان کی کامیابی نہیں مل سکتی ایسے وقت میں یہ نظر آتا ہے جب سب انسانوں کی ضرورت علم کی روشنی کی تلاش ہو ایک سچے بادشاہ کو ایک سچائ سچا انسان مل جائے تو وہ اپنے شناخت کر سکے گا... موت سے پہلے.... ہر چیز کو جاننے والا بادشاہ بنو..... بادشاہ صاحب برطانیہ..... بسم اللہ خان پاکستانی... بسم اللہ ابراہیم ابراہیمی....
Gollum and his queen shelob crouching over their billions whilst their subjects starve or are turned out into the streets. WHY DO YOU TOLERATE SUCH PIGGERY????
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The Prince and Princess of Wales were late due to traffic - they should have processed ahead of Camilla.
Traditionally, the King is the last in any procession, such as Commonwealth Day etc
Actually the the King and Queen were early. The carriage horses were very frisky and took less time to reach the Abbey than at the rehearsal. The Prince and Princess of Wales wouldn't be held up by traffic for something like this.
7:02 I think someone in the audience has their hands in their pockets! Or not ? The man with the gray beard in the front row!
Christ, not man, is king! Amen
Todo tan anacrónico, ridículo y encantadoramente rancio...
Do you say that about all church ceremonies, or are you being racist?
God save the King!
He is a Satanist. duh
Why would God want to save the king in particular? Do you think God considers an atheist adulterer who lives a life of unearned luxury in the midst of poverty and injustice worthy of any special favour?