24-02-2016, 04:21 AM
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Re: William
You have not replied to any of my posts in this thread prior to them being edited.Nor have I changed the meaning of my posts so they cannot be misleading .
I am not deceitful you just don't like rational logical responses.
Have you any other criticisms of me and my posts?
Good then I will wish you goodnight.
24-02-2016, 10:11 AM
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i posted already on this subject of william -but tbh i dont have any problem with him at all 'as long as he works for a living hes ok in my book ' dont like royals that sit bck and draw off the state. to name a few hidden in there ..i liked hes mother strong lady -and kind' he will make a great king when ready .....
24-02-2016, 10:35 AM
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Re: William
This question is difficult to answer! I wonder if the Queen ever looks back and wishes she had spent more time with her children. Back in those days royal children were brought up by nannies who taught manners and good behaviour, whilst the queen was doing the job she had pledged to do as queen, so I wonder if her children ever experience true parental love. I believe Diana loved her children and tried to spend a lot of time with them, despite her duties, so maybe that is what William is trying to achieve.I was never a big fan of Diana, but maybe she realized that children still need love, even if they are born to a privileged family.
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