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originally posted by: Sapphire
a reply to: skalla
Yeah, the popular studs here are proof of that one. Men rule the world, i almost forgot.
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: bastion
There was talk of it several years ago where Royal pundits were hypothesising that the Crown may skip a generation if Charles decides to abdicate but nothing came of it and all talk of it has vanished. There's neither the time or the want for reform in that matter
There would be no need of a reform - Charles can abdicate as soon as he is King - if that is how the script goes. But he is next in line - if he dies it will go straight to William.
originally posted by: skalla
originally posted by: Sapphire
a reply to: skalla
Yeah, the popular studs here are proof of that one. Men rule the world, i almost forgot.
And yet here you are cheering on a hereditary system of wealth, influence and power that has never had anything to do with sharing and caring. Their women were routinely traded to foreign princes for alliances and to act as breeding machines. Fancy that.
originally posted by: Sapphire
a reply to: gortex
No , there won't.
Unless you're a psychic
Would prefer the non royal Harry any day!!!!
originally posted by: Sapphire
a reply to: Sillyolme
Facts please. People i know in the UK don't prefer Charlie as their King. They prefer Diana's Son, William as their King. If you don't know that, then you've been living under a rock.
originally posted by: angelchemuel
Interesting, and not exactly unfeasible
Rainbows
Jane
A meeting was held at the Queen’s household yesterday (Friday) to confirm the big news to Buckingham and Kensington Palace staff, a Royal source has told us. The Queen was at the meeting as the staff were told Harry and his Suits actress girlfriend – who have been dating for 17 months – are planning a “non-traditional wedding”. But the source has told Daily Star Online the engagement is not going to be publicly announced just yet, as Harry and Meghan concentrate on planning their future.
The source added: “I honestly thought today was the day (of the announcement to the public), but they are a very private couple.
The meeting about Harry and Meghan was said to have been held in the afternoon, following another “big meeting” the same morning that focused on the Queen’s plans to spend more time at Windsor Castle. Our source told us it was "unbelievable as we have never had two big meetings in one day".