Britain Bids Farewell to H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, the Nation’s Greatest Asset

USPA NEWS - Britain Bids Farewell to H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, the Nation’s Greatest Asset

The funeral of Britain’s greatest monarch Her Majesty the gracious and glorious Queen Elizabeth II of United Kingdom marks the end of the beginning and the beginning of the end. There will never be a king or queen, president, prime minister, or any head of state to match the outstanding and remarkable achievement and service of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, to the United Kingdom and as the Head of the Commonwealth, said Shazada Hayat President UICF (UK) and international community welfare campaigner.

The British Queen upheld the flag with the word “Great” before Britain at the paramount heights throughout the longest reign in British history. The British nation looked upon H.M. the Queen as not only their Head of State and Queen but in fact as the great mother of the nation. The British Christmas will never be the same without the Christmas speech by Her Majesty the Queen, which became part and parcel of British Christmas and culture.

Her Majesty the Queen as the Head of the Commonwealth tried to bond over 54 countries with a population of more than 2 billion. This was seen as a great platform between the Commonwealth member countries, to promote business and commerce. The Queen was patron of over 600 charities and organisations. These charities helped to provide food, clothes, shelter, and education to millions of poor and destitute,
said Shazada Hayat.

Britain has most certainly lost the most precious national asset. Her Majesty the Queen’s funeral is seen as the greatest ever held in the history of not just Britain but the world. The nations of the world have joined the British community to mourn the great loss of not just Britain but the world. The British Queen was a living legend, an icon, multi mega star, world’s longest reigning and greatest Head of State.

Shazada Hayat said, I am proud to have met Her Majesty the Queen on two occasions in my life. As a British Pakistani I have two reasons to mourn the death of Her Majesty. The first is H.M. Queen Elizabeth II was the first and only Queen of Pakistan, my ancestral motherland. The second reason is Her Majesty was my Queen as a British Pakistani. The candle of Her Majesty the gracious Queen’s life may have flickered off with the wind, but the eternal flame in the hearts of the British nation and those who loved her so much around the world will continue to burn forever. Thank you, your great and gracious Majesty, for all that you have done for your nation and the world. Farewell, said Shazada Hayat.