The Queen is dead, short will live the King!

by B. R. GOWANI

Queen Elizabeth II (21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022) (6 February 1952 – 8 September 2022) and Prince Charles (born 14 November 1948) (became king 8 September 2022) during the state opening of Parliament at the Palace of Westminster in 2019. Charles has become the king of England following his mother’s death on Thursday, September 8, 2022. PHOTO/WPA Pool via Getty Images/Huffington Post

the Queen is dead, short will live the King

the traditional proclamation is:

the king is dead, long live the king

a wish the elite class expresses for the continuation of status quo

i.e., the system has chosen the new monarch – with the same old

so don’t think about revolting or dream about a good life or equality

short live the King is not out of any ill will towards Charles

for Charles to rule longer than his mother is impossible

because he’ll need to live 145 years

in a couple of months Prince Charles, now King Charles, will turn 74

average lifespan for English male is 79.0 years (82.9 years female)

with best amenities & NHS at his service, Charles could live to 100

but then after 70,

a lot of diseases just come from everywhere, uninvited

Elizabeth II just loved her imperial crown,

she didn’t wanted to part with it

nine years ago I speculated what if the Queen lives to be 115

well she passed away just shy of nineteen years of that

if she had lived 115, Charles would have been in a wheelchair

and next in line,

William would have been dragging himself with a walker

now the talk will be about the coronation of King Charles III

the news media loves royal spectacles;

and coronation of Charles will provide it

the news media is already out – everywhere

trying to create a sympathetic picture of the Queen

and now … King Charles

sometime it backfires when public answers …

don’t match media expectations

such as this one – a very mild criticism

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG3kZHGGe_c
VIDEO/CNN/Youtube

B. R. Gowani can be reached at brgowani@hotmail.com