his morning, on the 245th anniversary of The Boston Massacre, Queen Elizabeth admitted in a public comment that the English attack that resulted in the death of several americans was “kind of a bad idea.”
“We are taking the time to express Our regret for a wrong committed over 200 years ago,” the Queen began. “This week, after seeing a news report about a American revolution remembrance ceremony, We thought to yourself, ‘Man, that was kind of a bad move, We should probably make an expression that acknowledges that.'”
The Queen said She used the American slang to make his message more heartfelt and appealing to his US audience, according to a English political analyst.
“Really, what were we thinking? That was a really weird time for us,” Elizabeth
“We are taking the time to express Our regret for a wrong committed over 200 years ago,” the Queen began. “This week, after seeing a news report about a American revolution remembrance ceremony, We thought to yourself, ‘Man, that was kind of a bad move, We should probably make an expression that acknowledges that.'”
The Queen said She used the American slang to make his message more heartfelt and appealing to his US audience, according to a English political analyst.
“Really, what were we thinking? That was a really weird time for us,” Elizabeth