It is alleged that Kate Middleton was killed in an Illuminati ritual

a reply to: RussianTroll

The moarchy definitely believes in the devil

If you don't you are becoming part of a minority.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Car? Motorcade? Isn't this in the grounds of Windsor?

near their home in Windsor

The Windsor Farm Shop is a short drive from their Adelaide Cottage home in the grounds of Windsor Castle.

Smiling Kate filmed chatting to Prince William during farm shop visit near Windsor home

and the link says the same thing about hm not seeing a car and them going through a gate.

here's a couple other questions, why cut it off if it was them when they came out in the wid open, that would be the best time to take a video with no obstrutions blocking the view?

and if it was a spur of the moment trip, why would their security risk exposing them on foot walking through a parking lot, through a gate to get in another waiting vehicle or even walking home if that's the case

a reply to: RussianTroll

“When she married the heir to the throne, she had to understand not only her advantages, but also her obligations to the crown and her responsibilities. This does not depend on her husband's behavior. ”

This is some misogynistic BS. Rules for thee and not for me. I don’t care how famous, royal or rich anyone is. If one person in a relationship cheats, it’s fair game for the other to act in kind.

a reply to: KKLOCO
It is your opinion. My opinion is different, and I expressed it.
By the way, I love, really love women. But a princess is no longer just a woman. She must understand her responsibility.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: LSU2018

True. I used to like and respect Harry, until he got himself under the thumb of that family wrecker.

I respected Diane, the Queen, William and Kate, and didn't really have an opinion of Harry. I seem to remember him being somewhat of a brat over William when they were younger. Then Megan came along and OOF.

a reply to: RussianTroll

An Arab and an Egyptian?

You have a problem with that?

"This does not depend on her husband's behavior."

He was with Camilla the night before he married Diana and continued seeing her afterwards.

It has everything to do with Charles behavior.

Over here, women are treated as equals.

Now that you are attacking Diana it seems that you are obsessed with insulting and winding up Brits.

That's just.....sad?

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: KKLOCO
It is your opinion. My opinion is different, and I expressed it.
By the way, I love, really love women. But a princess is no longer just a woman. She must understand her responsibility.

Actually, my opinion is that there should be no royalty on planet earth. Being born into a self entitled family does not make you any more important than anyone else. And if it’s families like this that we have to blame for the state of the world we are in — then that’s even more reason to get rid of them. I’m shocked the Britt’s still honor them the way they do.

a reply to: RussianTroll

"But a princess is no longer just a woman. She must understand her responsibility."

Women, know your place?

Eh?

Not in the civilized West, mate.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

I hadn't realized this was in Skunk Works. I'm not familiar with this forum. Thanks.

The thread was moved to a more appropriate place.
These topics are the CT stuff that used to flourish on ATS....the unproven, "out there" stuff.

a reply to: KKLOCO

I agree with you. But here a situation arises where the Windsors’ defenders suddenly turn into their accusers. On the contrary, I defend the crown.
My position is very simple. When Diana married, she did not marry just John or Bill, but Prince Charles, heir to the crown, the current king. She herself was a baroness, if I'm not mistaken, and accepted the rules of the game. She could eventually become Queen of England. And what would her reputation be like after her love affairs.
She broke the rules of a game she herself agreed to. She took responsibility for her actions.
If she were the daughter of a simple pub owner from Wales and married a taxi driver, then it would be a simple story of mutual infidelity. But she knew what she was getting into. And she bore responsibility.
But, as a woman, I feel sorry for her.

a reply to: RussianTroll

I see. This seems apposite. It's humour, by the way.

"Women know your limits"!


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a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

OK.

But if it is just another excuse to insult us Brits and our Royal family, some Brits are going to question it.

With British reserve and politeness, naturally.

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

The thread was moved to a more appropriate place.
These topics are the CT stuff that used to flourish on ATS....the unproven, "out there" stuff.

And flourish it should because the world is made up of the unseen.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: KKLOCO
It is your opinion. My opinion is different, and I expressed it.
By the way, I love, really love women. But a princess is no longer just a woman. She must understand her responsibility.

As should the heir to the throne?

An example to others, head of the Church of England Defender of the Faith and so on? No?

a reply to: RussianTroll

"Windsor defenders"?

Again, that assumes that it might be true about the rather crazy claims of Illuminati sacrifices.

I prefer, "Deny Ignorance".

a reply to: RussianTroll

Just stop it already.

Much like the fake Russian news that the King passed away.

This is also fake.

a reply to: BernnieJGato

When the couple lived on Anglesey as William was based in RAF Valley, Kate was often spotted and photographed on her own shopping at the local Asda in Llangefni. You couldn't spot her bodyguard anywhere and nobody made a fuss.
Also, when I returned to live on Anglesey for a few years, one of my then husband's friends was the Chief Constable and was in charge/headed up firearms, but also what they called Carlo Watch..... Carlo being Welsh for Charles, whenever Charle's or other members of the Royal Family were visiting anywhere in Wales. You'd be suprised at the undercover length their security go to.
Ironically, 50 years ago to the day, it was the attempted kidnapping of Princess Ann on the Mal that completely changed Royal Security in the UK .... and politicians and others. Until that attempt, security was quite lax.
Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: Lazy88
a reply to: BernnieJGato

Why do you think they are called makeup artists?

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life. People envious over beauty that isn’t even real.

That 2nd picture of Tyra Banks is downright scary.

She looks like one of the hood rats in my neighborhood in NY.

a reply to: RussianTroll

She was well divorced from Charle's by the time she had relationship with Dodi or the Surgeon that you are alluding to

originally posted by: Lazy88

originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: Lazy88

again looks nothing like the woman in the TMZ video.

Maybe TMZ faked something for profit?

It's possible but the guy that runs TMZ for FOX is a very prominent lawyer named Harvey Levin. I doubt he'd risk his reputation and job with TMZ as well as his position as the host of "The People's Court" which is a very popular TV show here in the US to fake something for what to him would be chump change.