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The Original Canadian reminding the world who the Boss is. While the covert Canadian police line up to pledge their allegiance to her and trample the rights of Canadians. Behind her, a shiny gold piano, the smell of the Highest Caste oozing in the photo as she reminds all the peasants to "play nice".
We have her on our currency, we operate without accountability or regard for American Values granted to free citizens, we promoted this message on CBC with a warm and fuzzy intro.
No wonder nobody trusts Canada...
Queen Elizabeth's Christmas message sparks backlash on Twitter for featuring gold piano
There’s been an online backlash to Queen Elizabeth's Christmas message this year after viewers took offense at her gold piano.
The Queen was filmed sitting at a desk in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace when she delivered her speech, which included personal reflections on her long life and a wish for peace.
But it was the presence of a gold piano in the background that sparked accusations of hypocrisy and that she was out of touch.
Daily Mirror associate editor Kevin Maguire said the Queen had killed satire by “lecturing the nation to pull together” while sitting in front of a golden piano in a palace she was charging taxpayers to renovate.
We have her on our currency, we operate without accountability or regard for American Values granted to free citizens, we promoted this message on CBC with a warm and fuzzy intro.
No wonder nobody trusts Canada...
Queen Elizabeth's Christmas message sparks backlash on Twitter for featuring gold piano
There’s been an online backlash to Queen Elizabeth's Christmas message this year after viewers took offense at her gold piano.
The Queen was filmed sitting at a desk in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace when she delivered her speech, which included personal reflections on her long life and a wish for peace.
But it was the presence of a gold piano in the background that sparked accusations of hypocrisy and that she was out of touch.
Daily Mirror associate editor Kevin Maguire said the Queen had killed satire by “lecturing the nation to pull together” while sitting in front of a golden piano in a palace she was charging taxpayers to renovate.
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