‘It’s almost religious, it is like a penance.’ This caller observes that there's no ticketing system to see the Queen lying in state; he says this is to create queues that reflect ‘devotion to the monarchy’. mrjamesob
As mourners report queuing for nine hours to visit Westminster Hall, where the Queen is lying in state, this James O’Brien listener called in saying he has two conspiracies behind the lengthy queues.
He started: “I’ve been confused about why they haven't put in a timed ticketing system which they could easily do. We don't need to have a ten mile queue, we could easily reduce everyone's waiting time to probably a couple hours.”He said he had two ideas: “This isn’t really about the Queen, it is about the new King, they need the pictures, they want the visuals of people in devotion to the monarchy.”“It’s also quasi religious, it’s like penance. It's going to be painful.
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