Queen Elizabeth II There was a leftover that did not support Brexit, but thought that the European Union’s bureaucracy was “ridiculous”, according to a new book.
The late queen allegedly told a senior minister three months before Brexit Referendum That “we should not leave the European Union”, saying: “It is better to be with the devil you know.”
Account, from a snipet of Valentine Low book Shakti and Mahal In Many timesA palace was supported by the inner formula, which said that the late queen saw the European Union, marking the European Union, marking the era of cooperation after two world wars.
While the heavenly queen was one left, she found herself upset with Brussels bureaucracy, once reading the papers “it is ridiculous” commenting.
Former prime minister David Cameron Said: “She was so careful that she never to express a political approach, but you always think that, like most of her subjects, she thought European cooperation was necessary and important, but the European Union institutions could sometimes be infamous.”
When Mr. Cameron heard about the queen’s ideas on Brexit, he chose it not to use it in the campaign made. It was not conducted by the same visual holiday campaign, placed in a story The Sun Queen supported plans to leave the European Union.
The Sun At that time a front page was published, in which “Queen Back Braxit” was read, which reports on lunch in Windsor in 2011 among the Deputy Prime Minister. Nick clag And the heavenly queen where she allegedly stated that she felt that the European Union was going in the wrong direction.
He allegedly said, “I do not understand Europe”, “I do not understand”. The story was rejected by a clag, who accused former Orthodox MP Michael Gov of leaking the story.
Buckingham Palace complained to Ipso, although it did not release a strong refusal to the story; Mr. Lo says that it was understood that any official refusal would mean that the queen was one, and she could not vote above politics as a state head. Other members of the royal family, while able to vote, usually follow the same philosophy.
The politics of King Charles III, an enthusiastic environmentalist, has long attracted attention, especially after reports in 2022 that he expressed his despise to fly asylum seekers for the conservative government’s plans to fly in Rwanda.
According to anonymous sources, the then-Prince said that he was “more than being disappointed in the policy. He felt that the entire view of the government is frightening. It was clear that he was not influenced by the government’s instructions”.
In response to the leaked comments, the Clarence House said: “We will not comment on the alleged anonymous personal conversation with the prince of Wales, except that he remains politically neutral.”
Buckingham Palace has been approached for comment.