The Queen of the United Kingdom died, these people said that they would not mourn, the reason behind it is thought -provoking

Jimu Journalist Li Manying

Queen Elizabeth II died, causing global attention, and many people expressed their nostalgia and sorrow. However, on September 12, Jimu Journalists sorted out and found that people in some countries and regions expressed different attitudes towards the death of the Queen of the United Kingdom, and some even explicitly said that they would not mourn.

According to the Associated Press reported on September 11, in the former colonies in the UK, people's emotions were a bit complicated to learn that the Queen of England had passed away. In addition to the official condolences to the queen, in Africa, Asia, Caribbean and other regions, when talking about the queen, many people think of the historical encounters such as slavery, violent suppression, and plundering cultural relics. They clearly stated that they would not mourn.

In 1958, British soldiers violently search for Cyprus villagers

"Most of our grandparents are persecuted"

In 1952, after the throne of Elizabeth II, he inherited millions of subjects around the world, including many colonies.

Knowing the death of the Queen of England, a lawyer named Alice Mugo, a Republic of Kenya, shared a photo of 1956 on the Internet. Due to the age, this photo has faded. Four years later, this document shows the severe response of Britain's anti -colonial rule movement at that time.

According to this document, more than 100,000 Kenyanians were besieged in the camp under extremely severe conditions. "Most of our grandparents have been persecuted." Mugo tweeted a few hours after learning that the Queen's death said that he could not mourn.

In the Republic of Cyprus, many people still remembers that they launched the four -year anti -colonial rule movement in the late 1950s, and nine of them were hanged, and the queen seemed to care about it. Many people think that the queen is "responsible" in the tragedy in this history. Based on this, they will not mourn the Queen's death.

Some countries cancel the British monarch as their heads of state

According to reports, with the death of Queen Elizabeth II, some countries and regions have begun to settle the impact of colonial history.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, India is continuing to eliminate colonial names and symbols. The country has been working hard for a long time, and GDP has even surpassed Britain.

"I think there is no place for the king and queen in the world today, because we are one of the largest democratic countries in the world." After the death of the Queen of England, Dhiren Singh, a 57 -year -old entrepreneur in New Delhi, India, said.

In the Caribbean, some countries are canceling the British monarch as their heads of state.

According to the Associated Press reported on March 25, 2022, Queen Elizabeth II was 70 years since the British Queen Elizabeth II. In March of this year, Prime Minister of Jamaica Andrew Holnes said that Jamaica intends to sever the connection with the monarchy and be completely independent.

Ma Ziki Tims, a senior lecturer at Jamaica Indian Islands University, said that the younger generation of royal members of the UK seems to be more sensitive to the impact of colonialism. During this visit, Prince William of the United Kingdom expressed his "deep sadness" of slavery to slavery. Essence

After the death of the Queen of Britain, many people in Jamaica called on Britain to apologize for past atrocities (such as slavery), while others put forward more specific requirements, such as compensation.

Queen never apologized for slavery

Some historians believe that Elizabeth II, as a monarch, has helped supervise and witness most of the peaceful transitions from the British Empire to the Commonwealth. But the Queen of England is also regarded as a symbol of frequent roughness in British history to the colonial people.

Throughout the Middle East, there were almost no signs that the public was sorrowful and not even interested in the death of the British Queen. Many people still believe that the United Kingdom should be responsible for its colonial operations. Last Saturday local time, Gaza's Hamas ruler called for some errors related to the newly ascended King Charles III in British history.

"I noticed that the only thing of the Queen's death was that she died, and never apologized for slavery in her life." Jamaica a young man Spencer said that the queen should apologize for this.

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