07-09-2019, 01:33 PM
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yes they have lot of problems in the households----but sick of the way harry is performing atm ..wonder he dont put her in a bloody ivory tower keep her untouched .megan married into royalty so it comes with the pkg no good being thin skinned about what the press write or people say 'needs to liven up ' and if she dont follow protocal then she is doomed hahaha ...like the old saying --made your bed ect ------Philip is past hes going out date now ' William and kate ' seem to have taken a step back since the harry wedding -wondering why ! better than listening about Brexit lol...
07-09-2019, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Floydy
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When I reach 98, I hope they plug me in to one of those Royal battery chargers that Philip has wired up to him every night. Same as the Queen Mum. They must be from Harrod's, unless Aldi do them as a £2.99 special 
12-09-2019, 08:35 AM
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Yet another headline .....On Tuesday, Prince Harry was spotted closing a car door with his own hands while attending the fifth anniversary of the Invictus Games. Unspoken rules suggest that the Duke of Sussex was supposed to let a member of their royal household close the door for him. Although the move was controversial, Harry has been hailed for his humility by royal fans.
Such humility overwhelms me!
24-09-2019, 07:23 PM
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and so it continues .....The Queen was given an instruction to do an unlawful thing, and she did it.
"We're always told she has the benefit of decades of experience and yet she couldn't see what was obvious to everyone else, that the PM's motives were not honest.
"It cannot be the case that a head of state is constitutionally bound to do an unconstitutional thing. And 'I was doing what I was told' is no defence."
He added: "The Queen has abdicated all responsibility for her actions and that is not a sustainable position.
"We need a democratic alternative to the monarchy, a written constitution and an accountable and effective head of state."
I would have thought the Queen would have had the savvy to question this. Failing that, what advice did her flunkies give her?
24-09-2019, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Last Tango
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and so it continues .....The Queen was given an instruction to do an unlawful thing, and she did it.
"We're always told she has the benefit of decades of experience and yet she couldn't see what was obvious to everyone else, that the PM's motives were not honest.
"It cannot be the case that a head of state is constitutionally bound to do an unconstitutional thing. And 'I was doing what I was told' is no defence."
He added: "The Queen has abdicated all responsibility for her actions and that is not a sustainable position.
"We need a democratic alternative to the monarchy, a written constitution and an accountable and effective head of state."
I would have thought the Queen would have had the savvy to question this. Failing that, what advice did her flunkies give her?
Neither HRH nor our PM acted without legal advice.
Embrace these event.
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