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08 Sep 22
@metal-brain saida formality
Queen Elizabeth appointed 15 prime ministers during her reign, starting with Winston Churchill in 1951 right up to Liz Truss, just two days before her death.
Are you disputing that? Yes or no?
https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/appointment-prime-ministers
10 Sep 22
@metal-brain saidNo. Queen Elizabeth appointed 14 prime ministers during her reign, not 15. 15 served under her and she appointed the last 14 of them.
Queen Elizabeth appointed 15 prime ministers during her reign, starting with Winston Churchill in 1951 right up to Liz Truss, just two days before her death.
Are you disputing that? Yes or no?
Queen Elizabeth did NOT appoint Winston Churchill.
10 Sep 22
@athousandyoung saidNo, I'm not - but you are the one who hates anyone who isn't a cartel member.
I'm not the one who hates Mexicans, you are.
10 Sep 22
@metal-brain saidYou really have no idea what you're talking about, do you?
Queen Elizabeth appointed 15 prime ministers during her reign, starting with Winston Churchill in 1951 right up to Liz Truss, just two days before her death.
Are you disputing that? Yes or no?
@shallow-blue saidLook at you with the never ending negative stereotypes about Mexico
No, I'm not - but you are the one who hates anyone who isn't a cartel member.
11 Sep 22
@shallow-blue saidQueen Elizabeth appointed 15 prime ministers during her reign, starting with Winston Churchill in 1951 right up to Liz Truss, just two days before her death.
You really have no idea what you're talking about, do you?
Are you disputing that? Yes or no? Answer my question. Stop being an evasive turd.
11 Sep 22
@kingdavid403 saidWhat is your source of information?
No. Queen Elizabeth appointed 14 prime ministers during her reign, not 15. 15 served under her and she appointed the last 14 of them.
Queen Elizabeth did NOT appoint Winston Churchill.
@metal-brain saidWhat is your source of information?
What is your source of information?
The facts.
Do you have a source that says otherwise?
Winston Churchill was already the acting Prime Minister when Queen Elizabeth took the throne.
@kingdavid403 saidThen you should have no problem providing a source of info.
What is your source of information?
The facts.
Do you have a source that says otherwise?
Winston Churchill was already the acting Prime Minister when Queen Elizabeth took the throne.
I think it is interesting that the news media uses terms like "reign" when referring to the queen and now king when they are supposedly powerless figureheads. Why don't Brits like to admit they have a lot of influence? It is like they are in denial.
@metal-brain saidWhen did Elizabeth become queen?
Then you should have no problem providing a source of info.
I think it is interesting that the news media uses terms like "reign" when referring to the queen and now king when they are supposedly powerless figureheads. Why don't Brits like to admit they have a lot of influence? It is like they are in denial.
6th February 1952.
When did Churchill become prime minister (after the war obviously): 26th October 1951.
So 14 is the number she appointed… to the UK. Churchill was already the prime minister…
However, she appointed far more than 14 prime ministers. Every prime minister in the common wealth is officially appointed by the monarch.
11 Sep 22
@metal-brain saidI very much doubt anyone could explain to you how to boil an egg.
You didn't explain it to me.
God save the King.
@metal-brain saidYou really have no idea what you're talking about, do you?
Queen Elizabeth appointed 15 prime ministers during her reign,
11 Sep 22
@shavixmir saidFar from powerless then.
When did Elizabeth become queen?
6th February 1952.
When did Churchill become prime minister (after the war obviously): 26th October 1951.
So 14 is the number she appointed… to the UK. Churchill was already the prime minister…
However, she appointed far more than 14 prime ministers. Every prime minister in the common wealth is officially appointed by the monarch.
11 Sep 22
@metal-brain saidYou really have no idea what you're talking about, do you?
Far from powerless then.