You may not be aware of this but many people firmly believe that Queen Elizabeth 2nd has actually retired, and has been retired for quite some time.
All correspondence addressed the Her Majesty is now read by a secretary (called a correspondant), called Sonia Bonici, and her underlings.
This woman and her minions then decide exactly what letters the Queen should read (virtually none?)
And what goes into the waste paper basket after one month (practically everything?)
A paper-shredding, email-erasing, phone-stalling, Common Purpose-type firewall now exists between Monarch and citizen.
It should not be there. This is constitutionally wrong, isn't it?
Telephone conversation between Brian Gerrish and Buckingham Palace:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAAI-XLCTjU
http://www.tpuc.org/node/281
http://www.tpuc.org/node/370
The Queen is, not only failing to involve herself in what's going on in relation to the unlawful involvment of the UK in the EU she is also, either ignoring or not being shown correspondence from concerned Commonwealth citizens who try contact her on constitutional matters in their countries to which the Queen has a responsibility:-
http://sosnews.org/pdf/caveat/letter-of-demand.pdf
http://loveforlife.com.au/content/10/01/11/people-commonwealth-website-sue-maynes-overview-brigalow-corp-takeover-australia
Common Purpose and the dodgy third sector con trick are now spreading across the world so HM will shortly, if not already, be getting letters from concerned citizens in India and the other vulnerable Commonwealth countries, as the penny drops and responsible people start to wake up to the tyranny and fraud going on around them.
IS THIS SITUATION RIGHT?
SURELY THE QUEEN SHOULD REPLY AND TAKE AN INTEREST
What can be done about this injustice and possible corruption?
My advice is, get involved with the British Constitution Group and read the UK Column and Sovereign Independent newspapers to get informed, do your own research and share it with others, get an article published on an issue you feel strongly about.