(English sybtitles) Hello, most amazing. Top Tenners welcome back to the channel that thinks you are glorious. Yes, we think you're glorious
I'm rebecca felgate and today
We're talking about the top ten laws Queen Elizabeth
Does not have to follow part 2 you guys were really into part 1 and even though the queen is very law-abiding
I thought I'd hit you with a part 2 you probably never ever ever do any of these things
But technically she can coming in at number 10
She can Seize treasure nobody but the queen can walk into the tower of London
Pick up a whole load of jewels and just walk on our pet be arrested batteries very quickly this statement that Britain owns the royal
Jewels is actually false their [royal] assets and when presented in public exhibitions. They're done
So by gracious permission of the Queen the Queen owns an insane collection of Georgian art including
600 Leonardo da Vinci works, so he wanted to paper her lavatory watered them. She literally good
I for one would really like me a crown
coming in at number nine
She could have a pet dolphin
While it's illegal to have a dolphin in captivity in the uk the queen actually owns all of the whales
Sturgeon and dolphins and porpoises if they're swimming in uk water
They're the queen's this basically means if she really really really wanted to have a huge fish tank
Installed at Buckingham palace with a few token Dolphins legally
she could what I'm pretty sure she'd be advised against it pretty darn quickly coming in at number eight the queen can
shoplift
so you may know that the queen does not have to pay tax from watching our part 1 but did you know [that] technically the
Queen doesn't have to pay for anything if there is a national emergency for example the queen is the only person who can legally loot?
There is a law that says in the national emergency the queen can take private property
Coming in at number 7 she can print cash. I mean the dream the little dream
Did you know that the queen has her very own
personal cash point and Buckingham Palace and the cash-point is provided by Coutts one of Britain's most prestigious banks
Imagine that like you need cash
so you just pop downstairs to the royal family private cash machine and draw some out no more checking the back of the sofa for
pizza money how the other half live coming in at number six she can fire the Australian government
Apparently so anyway. I mean you can't fire the Australian government
You can't even try it's against the law however queenie baby can Waltz right in and lay down that law in
1975 the Queen actually did fire the Aussie p.m.
via her representative, Sir John Kerr, I mean if we're being really technical she could also find the prime minister of uk
But she probably wouldn't also she could probably fire the prime minister of Canada, but who wants the massive Trudeau major babe.
Coming in at number 5 she can have two birthday parties
And she can lie about her age lying about my age on government documents could get me in a fair amount of trouble
But the queen has two birthdays to choose from I don't know this one's kind of tenuous
But like who else can have two official birthday parties and claim two loads of presents. It's like against birthday law for everyone else
It's birthday law, official law? I don't know, okay
this is where things get crazy coming in at number four she can break and enter one of the queen's
Prerogative powers is power to enter upon, take and destroyed private property
In a national emergency
basically if world war three ever happens or somebody so much as launches a missile to the UK or
Somebody assassinate the prime minister the queen could use our emergency measures to break and enter coming in at number three
She is also allowed to vandalize property
Again as part of the same power, she can enter upon, take and destroyed private property. It's pretty clear here
She can vandalize stuff serve the queen keys your car or throws a brick through your window
You're just gonna have to go over it coming in at number two. It is crazy the Queen can steal children. Its a fact
There is an old law that says the queen has guardianship of infants and those suffering stress and mental disorders
Yes, it's an archaic law
so nobody really knows what the heck it means
But basically it's suggesting that she is the legal guardian of all infants and some people with mental disabilities
I mean, I'd like to see a try an exercise that one [boy]. I like your baby
Finally another one, technically, technically. She could kill someone. I mean she literally wouldn't but in my last list
I made it pretty clear that the queen is above all laws because she literally is the monarch is immune from Prosecution
Meaning if she did kill someone has sovereign immunity would save her from jail, although to be honest if I ever did happen
although absolutely wouldn't, I'm sure that the Queen would face serious political repercussions
but technically this is what we're working with, "technically"
So that was that, that was the Top 10 Rules Queen Elizabeth does not have to follow part 2. I mean oh my goodness.
I feel like we've learned a lot. Are you guys shocked? The queen is very law-abiding so hugely doubt she would do anything outrageous on this list
but still it's good to know she could let. Me know what you thought today's list in the comments section down below, for now I'm
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