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Morrissey has slammed the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations, comparing the Royal Family to a dictatorship.
Posting the long message on fansite TrueToYou.net, Morrissey called the Jubilee celebrations 'an expression of loathing and abhorrence', adding that he thinks the Royal Family are 'utterly useless'.
"This week, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee presents a new lesson in the force of tyranny, and is an expression of loathing and abhorrence of the British poor - and all done, quite naturally, at the public's expense! It is degrading to anyone of intelligence," Morrissey wrote.
Adding: "While dictatorships throughout the Middle East are gently condemned by the British government, there is no examination of the extremism enforced by the British 'royals', who remain the most overpaid and most utterly useless people on the planet. Having done nothing to earn our respect, they demand everything by return.
Revealing that he is regularly invited onto BBC's Question Time, Morrissey continued: "It is a cunning and extravagant form of benefit fraud. I should mention that I am frequently asked to appear on BBC television's Question Time to air my views. But is it possible to engage with the British media and not be carved up? I doubt it. Meanwhile, somewhere else, far away from tabloid Britain, the moon retains its friendly silence, and the world is all before you."
Morrissey returns to live action in the UK this Summer, performing a Manchester date in July.
