The Serious Queen

Given America's apparent and ensuing royal obsession, it might be instructive to understand the facts of the British monarchy. If 'The Queen' is a serious queen then what are the implications of that? Well, the case against royal is that people in their position are entitled to their position because of their ambition and passion that enabled them to arrive at their position... While the case in support of royal states that people in their position are competent in their position if they are groomed from childbirth to assume the roles they are predestined to play... So the serious queen plays the role that she has been assigned to play and the implications of that are that if the queen is a serious queen then being on the side of Camilla is a role to played as well. Camilla proves that the royal family is just like any other family except that the royal family is quirkier. The serious queen is the theatrical equivalent of being on the side of evil... while Camilla is the theatrical equivalent of being on the side of good. The British support theatre and drama... Now, if its the French then its about melodrama and melodrama is multifaceted given the French perspective. So if I say that being French means to be grateful that Germany is between themselves and the Russians... Well, the joke is that France is the country the Russians have the greatest fear of. Well, it would be news to me that melodrama ever solved a problem so I suppose we're all grateful if France is proof of it..