NationStates Jolt Archive

Commentator- and now the coffin is taken to st rushiners catherdral where it will lay in state for the next 24 hours.

Anchor man; I cannot remember a sadder moment on which i have had to commentate this is without doubt on of the saddest occasions this country has ever witnessed as we look down the line of nearly 6 million mourners nearly half th countries population who have crammed into this small cuty centre all united in their greif and angerat such an horrific event.

Commentator- I have to cut in there because as we watch the first of th e200 coffins of dead children tragically murdered is now coming down the parade never before have i seen so many people crying at once,how many mothers fathers brothers or sisters have lost somthing in the past week that can never be replaced, King Charles just four months old follows behinfd the precession in the arms of a widowed mother what respocibility on both their shoulders.... she seems to be stopping and greeting the crowd this a break in protocol she has gone over to a elderly lady in the crowd and puts her arms around her they both cry in unremorseful drops

Following this com ethe kings Presidents and other dignatres most Notably perhaps that of the the king of cotswold morris a distant relation of our own late king, then comes president Zeu who's own governments views are as far removed from our own to make it especially wonderful to see him here.

Anchor man- well for the next few hours before the funeral the king will lye in state allowing all who wish to show respect to this late great man and for all to remember the great man that was behind our king

The plane from Cotswold Morris's capital featuring the Prime Minister, his wife, and all living former Prime Ministers, plus other politicians, is about to arrive at the capital's airport in British Conservatives.
The King and Queen flew out previously, and arrived earlier.

George Thomas, Prime Minister of Cotswold Morris has just entered St Rushiners Catherdral, with Yvonne Thomas. The other Cotswold Morris politicans will enter later.

CNN-today presadient alphan of the Holy Republic of Alphan zieonc Law is on his way to British Conservatives to pay his respects to a good and kind king how die by a horrble act of terror. :cry:

he will arive shortley he is acopanyed by his cabinet and his wife and 3 childern all going to pay there respects :cry:

**A large jet lands at the nearest airport, carrying General Sergio, who has come to pay his respects. A few Barrakian fighters fly overhead as his armored car and escorts take him to the event so he can pay his respects to all who were slaughtered by this act of terror. He stands and looks at the event from a distance, keeping his hands folded in front of him with a stern look on his face, holding back all emotion, but surely feeling grief and remorse for the people. **

As the Kings body begins it's jourey back down the throughfare. members of the public throw flowers and petals as mark of respect the tears now flow freely as mother and child lead the procession to his finnal place of rest.

In a service earlier today the bishop reminded all present that the greatest gift of all is forgivness and that the war that had followed shortly after the death was sghort and to the point he said "while we cannot for a second hope to codone these acts in any way we must ask the lord fo rhis forgiveness all here are sinners and on judegment day we will all hope for forgivness"

The Prime minister read a sermon from the bible as the King of Cotswold Morris bowed his head in silent prayer.

As the service came to an end a 21 gun salute coul dbe heard across the capital signally the start of a two mionutes silence, as the king is carried by dignatries and politicains to the hearse each taking it in turns to carry the coffin to it's final resting ground.

As the Kings body begins it's jourey back down the throughfare. members of the public throw flowers and petals as mark of respect the tears now flow freely as mother and child lead the procession to his finnal place of rest.

In a service earlier today the bishop reminded all present that the greatest gift of all is forgivness and that the war that had followed shortly after the death was sghort and to the point he said "while we cannot for a second hope to codone these acts in any way we must ask the lord fo rhis forgiveness all here are sinners and on judegment day we will all hope for forgivness"

The Prime minister read a sermon from the bible as the King of Cotswold Morris bowed his head in silent prayer.

As the service came to an end a 21 gun salute coul dbe heard across the capital signally the start of a two mionutes silence, as the king is carried by dignatries and politicains to the hearse each taking it in turns to carry the coffin to it's final resting ground.