Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "Are The British Royal Family Illegitimate? | Britain's Real Monarch | Real Royalty" video.

  1.  @shariedeal930  You'll need someone with more than a UK law degree. You'll need a couple of British historians, genealogists and access to royal records. Then, you'll need at minimum, a British Lord or higher, to confirm every finding, and a few advocates in Parliment. Best of Luck, but it will likely remain a great story to pass to your posterity.
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  2.  @maryhalverson5713  I thought Prince Phillip was a Prince from his birthright (Greek/German), and that his position played a large part in why he was "suitable" for Elizabeth II. I am not confident in that statement, though. I was born in Britain, and while my early education was in the UK, I went to school in the US from 13yo onward. I missed out on learning the in-depth knowledge of the Monarchy -- and while I know less about the Monarchy than other subjects of the Crown, I do know more about the US Civil War than most Brits. Lol.
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  3. In a different reality, she likely would not have lived to 96, either, and she certainly wouldn't have married a prince.
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  4.  @The_Phoenix_Saga  You talk about your desire to do away with the British monarchy, but they bring in billions of tourist pounds into the UK, as well as, into many of the Commonwealth countries, esp during their visits. The monarch has no actual powers over Parliment, and while the royal family is merely ceremonial, for the last 70 years, the Queen has been the single, non-political constant that has been able to bring the country together. While you may feel it's outdated to have a constitutional monarchy where the monarchy holds no real power, the majority of the Crown's Subjects do feel differently. When you say "spoiled brat", I assume you are referencing Markle. I must say, I don't understand the collective hatred of some Brits (assuming you are also British), mostly young women under 35 yo. For someone who doesn't support even having a monarchy, it would seem that you would applaud Meghan's and Harry's decision to step out and away from it. They are actually doing exactly what you desire by showing that they are not supportive of being "working royals". So, please, help me understand why you disagree with the monarchy on one hand, but despise those who actively chose to leave the monarchy. If Markle is your "spoiled brat", why do you so strongly dislike her and/or her actions? I'm trying not pass judgement on your opinions, but they don't seem consistent. I'm trying to understand those inconsistencies.
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  5.  @Spark_Iskra_z_Polski  Australia is part of the British Commonwealth
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  6. As someone else pointed out, one also needs a dragon.
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  7.  @DesertRockfall  It's not a waste, imho. I rather enjoyed learning the legwork put into finding and following the history.
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  8.  @ZippedUpKitz  Ken Follet is a phenomenal "documentation". I subscribe to the PBS channel on Amazon specifically to watch his documentaries.
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  9.  @DesertRockfall  You should check out the PBS channel on Prime. It carries several of Follet's documentaries.
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  10.  @misplacedsouthern1236  it'd be even more shocking today.
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  11.  @teresabelshaw6694  It appears he only recently received this confirmation, still unofficial, though.
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  12.  @jessicasarahliddell8883  Your last statement is no longer relative.
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  13.  @The_Phoenix_Saga  Jealous much?
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  14. I wonder why they chose to make Edward IV 8 weeks overdue instead of premature. It's more feasible and less questioning for an 8 -10 week premature birth.
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  15. Barbara I was absolulutely stunning.
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