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The Queen is Dead. Long live the King.

LeicsDom said:
Just looking at the huge security detail that surrounds the orange idiot, and compare it with our royal family's and PM's ....
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When you are the world's most unpopular human being, it takes a lot to keep you alive.
 
In view of the continuing allegations against Prince Andrew, it has been announced that he is giving up his royal titles, including Duke of York. Although the news report talks about "removal" of the titles, Prince Andrew's statement only says he will "no longer use" them, which is not quite the same thing.

www.bbc.co.uk

Prince Andrew gives up royal titles including Duke of York after 'discussion with King'

In a statement, the prince says: "The continued accusations about me distract from the work of His Majesty and the Royal Family."
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
^ I suppose if the king were to strip him of his titles it would look like a punishment for having jiggy-jig with a minor. If he just relinquishes them he can continue to deny it. But what has he lost of any worth, really? As the Bible says, we brought bugger all into this world and we ain't gonna take jack shit out of it when we go (I'm paraphrasing slightly). He's still got a family and a home and a full fridge, and he's old enough to retire anyway.

I'm wondering why the duchess is reverting to her maiden name. Don't divorced women normally keep the ex's surname? I can't see why she isn't Princess Andrew of Windsor.
 
Isn't it about time for Trump to swoop in and take the throne, anyway.

History shows us that it isn't hard to do.:)
 
unloadonme said:
In view of the continuing allegations against Prince Andrew, it has been announced that he is giving up his royal titles, including Duke of York. Although the news report talks about "removal" of the titles, Prince Andrew's statement only says he will "no longer use" them, which is not quite the same thing.

www.bbc.co.uk

Prince Andrew gives up royal titles including Duke of York after 'discussion with King'

In a statement, the prince says: "The continued accusations about me distract from the work of His Majesty and the Royal Family."
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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Leave it to the Hanovers' leftovers to always somehow get it wrong.

And to somehow always do things to draw attention to the tone deaf decisions the 'Palace' is renowned for.

Honestly, would anyone have really given a toss if he had just sloped off to some Caribbean island and stopped using his titles? No.

Has he ever really been value added to the royal duty roster?

And did Sarah Ferguson really merit the title of Duchess of York. After their divorce she should have lost it.

Or their daughters retaining the titles of Princess? Really?

The Windsors seem to have a knack for de-valuing the meaning of titles by virtue of thinking that every living outcome of 'royal' sperm or egg should be awarded one.

They only keep highlighting how utterly useless and anachronistic they are. But God Bless the British press for propping them up as a living puppet show for all these decades and for the post war generation for their devotion to this royal rabble.
 
At least Gary Glitter served his time for what he did, and he did have talent, as a successful singer.
Andy, on the other hand has never repaid his debt to society and if had any talent, it has been well hidden.
I would love to hear his Andy's version of this song, the lyrics are perfect for him.
 
Dargelos said:
At least Gary Glitter served his time for what he did, and he did have talent, as a successful singer.
Andy, on the other hand has never repaid his debt to society and if had any talent, it has been well hidden.
I would love to hear his Andy's version of this song, the lyrics are perfect for him.
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His debt to society? Prince Andrew sounds like a thoroughly unpleasant man, but he's never been convicted of any offence. It's alleged that he had sex with Virginia Roberts when she was 17 years old and, let's face it, working as a prostitute, and there are jurisdictions outside the UK where 17 is under-age. It's also unusual for someone to pay £12 million to a woman they'd never had any contact with, but innocent until proven guilty and all that.
 
unloadonme said:
In view of the continuing allegations against Prince Andrew, it has been announced that he is giving up his royal titles, including Duke of York. Although the news report talks about "removal" of the titles, Prince Andrew's statement only says he will "no longer use" them, which is not quite the same thing.

www.bbc.co.uk

Prince Andrew gives up royal titles including Duke of York after 'discussion with King'

In a statement, the prince says: "The continued accusations about me distract from the work of His Majesty and the Royal Family."
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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The alternative is to have an Act of Parliament strip him of the various titles he still has.
The excuse seems to be that it would be a waste of Parliament time to do so when he can just not use them. I am willing ot bet that he will see that as a slight win.
 
LeicsDom said:
The alternative is to have an Act of Parliament strip him of the various titles he still has.
The excuse seems to be that it would be a waste of Parliament time to do so when he can just not use them. I am willing ot bet that he will see that as a slight win.
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unloadonme said:
It's also unusual for someone to pay £12 million to a woman they'd never had any contact with, but innocent until proven guilty and all that.
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Twelve million spenders is an impressive admission of something to hide but you are right, lets give him the benefit of the doubt.
Because, however unintendedly, he has done the country a favour in helping to speed up the downfall of that anti democratic waste of money that is his family.
 
LeicsDom said:
The alternative is to have an Act of Parliament strip him of the various titles he still has.
The excuse seems to be that it would be a waste of Parliament time to do so when he can just not use them. I am willing ot bet that he will see that as a slight win.
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Actually, I think it is more about the Palace being terrified of the noise around the event....it would potentially be another blow against the Battenburg lucky sperm club dynasty...with lots of anti-monarchist sentiment rising up amongst the Brits again. Even the current parliament isn't positioned to deal with that uproar.

For all the occasional expressions of anti-monarchist sentiment among the left leaning parties, the government knows that the monarchy is good business for the last remmants of their empire.
 
ChuckCo. may not be spared from the shit slopping over the rim of the bucket this week as Virginia Guiffre's book hits the stands. As I noted in another thread, it may be waht precipitated The announcement this week that Andy would not be using his royal titles henceforth.

But as I noted above, it will perhaps not satisfy the hounds baying for blue blood in the Commons.

www.theguardian.com

MPs urged to confront royal family over Prince Andrew’s Epstein links

Calls grow for parliamentary rule changes to strip Andrew of titles and ask questions of royals
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
 
^ And of course even the upper tier media like BBC make the whole thing revolve around Andy.

Although, I suppose, if there wasn't some scandal to frame the story, the visit would only have merited a page in 'Hello' magazine.
 
The King is attending his first official event in support of the LGBT community today. The venue is not far from here, but I have no plans to go.

www.bbc.co.uk

King to attend first official LGBT event after veterans' campaign

A memorial is unveiled dedicated to gay military personnel and to those who served during the armed forces gay ban.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
Long time coming, but at least they didn't just fob it off to one of the minor royal ribbon cutters and wreath layers.
 
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