Good lad.

However, the Church of England is perhaps the least interventionalist of most of the religions you see.

yup, fuck the cities

It;s a technical aspect I would say Slen. I't slike how we are a parlimentary monarchy

Constitutional Monarchy.

but in effect the monarch is mainly a nodding dog

Yeah was about to write that but thought again

She does exercise her power

I'm waiting for the day she's had enough and actually gets involved.

she'll die before that day

thank fuck

She does, all the time

but at the behest of others

Not that I want her to have to, but it just might be necessary for her to like dissolve parliament or something to kill off the paraplegic Commons.

She cant anymore Slen

FTPA

lets hope corbyn follows her shortly

She still has the power to @Joshu

Royal Assent of a law she writes in her fucking Drawing Room and stamps on it, erasing the FTPA.

Shes most likely pro eu

Doubtful.

I think she's having PTSD flashbacks from WW2 looking at Merkel and the gang.

She cannot do it without parliament's consent

i think shes probably most in favour of referendum results

Then why hasn't she spoke up

No she can. Parliament is action on her behalf

Power of dissolution was done away with with the FTPA

She can remove anyone she likes

I have a question for chat real quick, how much cultural ties do you think the US has with Britain?

be great to one day get a candid interview with her, but i dont see it happening

thats correct wez, she removed diana

"The royal prerogative to dissolve Parliament was abrogated by Section 3 of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011."

FUCK

I can't post images

Section 6, subsection 2

USA and UK are very alike in culture

The US's culture was founded on British values, but I would argue has diverged and converged several times. At the moment, its much more corpratist than we are.

images were banned after agora was polluted with pony imagery

"This Act does not affect the way in which the sealing of a proclamation summoning a new Parliament may be authorised; and the sealing of a proclamation to be issued under section 2(7) may be authorised in the same way. "

And subsection 1:

"This Act does not affect Her Majesty’s power to prorogue Parliament."