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    The Governor of Canada violates the protocol .. What did he do with Queen Elizabeth ??

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    The Governor of Canada violates the protocol .. What did he do with Queen Elizabeth ?? Empty The Governor of Canada violates the protocol .. What did he do with Queen Elizabeth ??

    Post by Rocky Fri 21 Jul 2017, 2:02 am

    The Governor of Canada violates the protocol .. What did he do with Queen Elizabeth ??


    Editorial Date: 2017/7/21

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    The governor-general of Canada broke the royal protocol when he touched the arm of Queen Elizabeth II during a meeting in London, but said his behavior was motivated by chastity.
    David Johnston held the queen's elbow while a red-carpeted stairway outside the Canada House building in London landed after the 150th anniversary of Canada's independence.
    "I definitely know the protocol," Johnston told a Canadian station, "I just wanted to make sure there was no obstacle on the stairs."
    "It was a little difficult, going down from Canada House to the smaller side square and having a slightly slippery mat so I thought it could be broken only to make sure there was no obstacle."
    The Royal Family Web site said there were no mandatory rules of conduct when meeting a queen or a family member, noting that people might want to abide by customs.

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