Charles Coronation Saturday 6th May 2023

[Zizu]

He wasn't celibate for the 5 years...he had 2 children with Diana. :hee:
It's not a case of 'wanting to believe' anything, I've always preferred Diana to Camilla by far - it's what the friends of both of them have admitted to over the years.


Maybe celibate was the wrong choice of words. .. maybe ‘happy to sit around chewing the fat’ would have been better ..



[ Two children ;) ]


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[jet]

The late Queen was the one who opened the door for the Queen consort title.
I cannot imagine at all IF we could ask the late Queen now did she disagree with King Charle's decision here now.
I can't imagine she'd disagree.

She'd want him to have at his side however way he was happy with, the person he really loved and has come to rely on.
It's his decision and his right, no one elses.

:clap1:

[Cherie]

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The Queen

[Cherie]

Louis joins the big help out in Slough

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/video/watch/prince-louis-joins-big-help-out-in-slough/vi-AA1aTZzE?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=b37dfe96ed4546ad91b55b74ab16b2ce&ei=13

a kindly BOTs might post the video

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/08/12/70724417-12059047-image-a-27_1683545751517.jpg

Thats it lad
Run Over Starmer

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/08/12/70724951-12059047-image-a-65_1683546988437.jpg

Good shot
young lady that should hit Ed Davey
good

[jet]

When Harry loved Camilla 'to bits'...

[During an interview to mark his 21st birthday in September 2005, Harry said he and William 'loved her to bits'.
He went on: 'She's a wonderful woman and she's made our father very, very happy, which is the most important thing.'

'Look at the position she's come into. Don't always feel sorry for me and William, feel sorry for her. We are grateful for her . . . we're very happy to have her around.'
'To be honest, she's always been very close to me and William. But no, she's not the wicked stepmother, I'll say that right now.']

I wonder what prompted the complete U turn....

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/08/12/70724561-12059047-image-m-38_1683546053966.jpg

Thats it Lad
Starmer should fit in that

[arista]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/08/12/70724689-12059047-image-a-59_1683546697850.jpg

Yes Young lad
save some,
to slap on Starmer...................

[jet]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/08/12/70724689-12059047-image-a-59_1683546697850.jpg

Yes Young lad
save som,
to slap on Starmer...................

:laugh:
Adorable kids. :love:

[Cherie]

They have had a full on weekend and still smiling and not a grumble out of them, they are very well behaved!

[bots]

Louis joins the big help out in Slough

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/video/watch/prince-louis-joins-big-help-out-in-slough/vi-AA1aTZzE?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=b37dfe96ed4546ad91b55b74ab16b2ce&ei=13

a kindly BOTs might post the video

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[arista]

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[Glenn.]

They have had a full on weekend and still smiling and not a grumble out of them, they are very well behaved!

As someone close to the family you must know :joker:

[Zizu]

When Harry loved Camilla 'to bits'...

[During an interview to mark his 21st birthday in September 2005, Harry said he and William 'loved her to bits'.
He went on: 'She's a wonderful woman and she's made our father very, very happy, which is the most important thing.'

'Look at the position she's come into. Don't always feel sorry for me and William, feel sorry for her. We are grateful for her . . . we're very happy to have her around.'
'To be honest, she's always been very close to me and William. But no, she's not the wicked stepmother, I'll say that right now.']

I wonder what prompted the complete U turn....


Reality kicked-in ..


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[bots]

Harry was obviously fibbing about one stance or other because the 2 points of view could not possibly have both been true

[Jordan.]

Harry when he was wrapped in the firm machine vs Harry when he is free to say what he really thinks.

[joeysteele]

When Harry loved Camilla 'to bits'...

[During an interview to mark his 21st birthday in September 2005, Harry said he and William 'loved her to bits'.
He went on: 'She's a wonderful woman and she's made our father very, very happy, which is the most important thing.'

'Look at the position she's come into. Don't always feel sorry for me and William, feel sorry for her. We are grateful for her . . . we're very happy to have her around.'
'To be honest, she's always been very close to me and William. But no, she's not the wicked stepmother, I'll say that right now.']

I wonder what prompted the complete U turn....


I think, only think.
That maybe particularly after he married.
The now Queen has done or said or been involved in something that has greatly offended him.and/or his wife.

What that may be, I won't say what I think it is myself.

Although instead of him whining and whinging on petty things, if that was the case then say so.
It may well have been the only thing needed to have been said and cleared up properly.
Rather than have himself made a laughing stock over this past too long period which his griping has gone on, to result in sheer boredom to likely most people now.

[Liam-]

Did anyone hear that apparently one of the Sky news commentary team referred to Camilla as Harry’s mother?

[rusticgal]

Reality kicked-in ..


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Reality kicked in when he and Meghan thought they could have the best of both worlds and then realised they couldn't....then the mud slinging started from them both..:smug:

[rusticgal]

Did anyone hear that apparently one of the Sky news commentary team referred to Camilla as Harry’s mother?


Oh dear...that will piss Harry off :laugh:

[Zizu]

Reality kicked in when he and Meghan thought they could have the best of both worlds and then realised they couldn't....then the mud slinging started from them both..:smug:


They aren’t doing too badly .,

Harry , for example, has two lovely kidz , a beautiful wife , more money than he’ll ever need and the world at his feet plus he doesn’t have to put up with the rest of the royal nonsense..


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[Zizu]

Oh dear...that will piss Harry off :laugh:


Good job they didn’t mention his dad ..

;)


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[Liam-]

Oh dear...that will piss Harry off :laugh:

Well yes, I’d imagine it might and who could blame him if it did

[Crimson Dynamo]

they aren’t doing too badly .,

harry , for example, has two lovely kidz , a beautiful wife , more money than he’ll ever need and the world at his feet plus he doesn’t have to put up with the rest of the royal nonsense..


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someone should tell his face that...

[Jordan.]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/15/70663679-12054403-image-m-119_1683384669611.jpg

on his way back to his family :flutter:

[rusticgal]

They aren’t doing too badly .,

Harry , for example, has two lovely kidz , a beautiful wife , more money than he’ll ever need and the world at his feet plus he doesn’t have to put up with the rest of the royal nonsense..


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No one said they were doing badly :shrug:

[Crimson Dynamo]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/15/70663679-12054403-image-m-119_1683384669611.jpg

on his way back to his family :flutter:

He looks terrified

I bet she tore into him when he got back

[bots]

it looks like the woman behind him was preparing to give him a good spanking

[Kate!]

Harry when he was wrapped in the firm machine vs Harry when he is free to say what he really thinks.

In a nutshell. Yes.

[rusticgal]

it looks like the woman behind him was preparing to give him a good spanking


Well he does like a domineering woman….:hee:

[Cherie]

Did anyone hear that apparently one of the Sky news commentary team referred to Camilla as Harry’s mother?

No but she is his step mother, so its not really a massive deal, these things happen on live TV

[Liam-]

Well he does like a domineering woman….:hee:

Aye, so does William by all accounts too, just a shame his domineering woman isn’t his wife

[Cherie]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/05/06/15/70663679-12054403-image-m-119_1683384669611.jpg

on his way back to his family :flutter:

still clutching his Order of Service I guess it will be on Ebay next week

[Jordan.]

Aye, so does William by all accounts too, just a shame his domineering woman isn’t his wife

:omgno:

[Oliver_W]

it looks like the woman behind him was preparing to give him a good spanking

Well the paddle on her bag is strategically placed...

[Crimson Dynamo]

Harry's real face when he thinks the camera is not on him

A face of a terrified, hen-pecked simp

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[Cherie]

Harry's real face when he thinks the camera is not on him

A face of a terrified, hen-pecked simp

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He is glaring at Willie who is practising mindfulness to block out the bad vibes :laugh:

[Liam-]

:omgno:

William’s face when he’s told the cucumber isn’t for his back door time

[rusticgal]

The look of a ‘Spare’ wracked with jealousy and bitterness….and regret.

[Jordan.]

Harry's real face when he thinks the camera is not on him

A face of a terrified, hen-pecked simp

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opposed to everyone else smiling there?

:laugh2:

[Liam-]

Most of them look half asleep

[Glenn.]

Most of them look half asleep

William is isn’t he?

[rusticgal]

He is glaring at Willie who is practising mindfulness to block out the bad vibes :laugh:


He obviously felt Harry’s eyes bore into the back oh his head….

[Jordan.]

William’s face when he’s told the cucumber isn’t for his back door time

Look how annoyed he looked with Charles when he was told that's not what the orb and sceptre is for :shocked:

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[AnnieK]

Oh dear...that will piss Harry off :laugh:

Quite rightly. I'm sure it would piss William off too.

[Zizu]

Aye, so does William by all accounts too, just a shame his domineering woman isn’t his wife


That’s treason !
:)


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[rusticgal]

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William being the dutiful and respectful son….:love:

[rusticgal]

That’s treason !
:)


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It would be if there was any truth in it…:laugh:

[jet]

Harry when he was wrapped in the firm machine vs Harry when he is free to say what he really thinks.

Harry when he had a mind of his own VS druggy Harry being told what to think by his wife and a gaggle of quack LA therapists. :smug:

[rusticgal]

Harry when he had a mind of his own VS druggy Harry being told what to think by his wife and a gaggle of quack LA therapists. :smug:


:laugh:….so true.

[rusticgal]

Watched the Concert today…skipped past some of it.

I loved Kate Perrys dress….fabulous.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Watched the Concert today…skipped past some of it.

I loved Kate Perrys dress….fabulous.

she has a great pair of lungs

[jet]

Full transcript of Prince William's speech (without looking at notes) :)

"Good evening, your Majesties, good evening, Windsor! A huge thank you to everyone for making this such a special evening.

"I want to say a few words about my father and why I believe this weekend is so important, but don't worry, unlike Lionel [Richie], I won't go on all night long. As my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future, I know she's up there, fondly keeping an eye on us. She would be a very proud mother.

"For all that celebrations are magnificent, at the heart of the pageantry is a simple message: service. My father's first words of entering Westminster Abbey yesterday were a pledge of service. It was a pledge to continue to serve, because for over 50 years, in every corner of the UK, across the Commonwealth, and around the world, he has dedicated himself to serve others—both current and future generations and those whose memory has not been neglected.

"Take the natural world. He warned us of the risks for our planet's health, long before it was an everyday issue. Or the Prince's Trust, has supported over a million young people, many from disadvantaged backgrounds to realise their own missions.

"And perhaps, most importantly, of all, my father has always understood that people of all faiths, all backgrounds, all communities deserve to be celebrated and supported. Pa, we are all so proud of you.

"I also want to express my pride and gratitude to the millions of people who serve—in the forces, in classrooms, hospital wards, and local communities. I wish I could mention you all. Your service inspires us, and tonight, we celebrate you too.

"I commit myself to serve you—King, country, and commonwealth. God save the King."
......
Our Statesmanlike future King.

[arista]

[Metropolitan Police 'regrets' arrest of
anti-monarchy group leader and five others
before coronation

Republic leader Graham Smith has said
protesters from the anti-monarchy group
who were arrested in London have all been
told no charges will be brought against them
and has called for a "full inquiry" into who
authorised the arrests.]

https://news.sky.com/story/metropolitan-police-regrets-arrest-of-anti-monarch-group-leader-and-five-others-before-coronation-12876663

[arista]

SkyNews Text :
[Boris Johnson reportedly
"squared up" to the King after
he criticised the government's scheme
to send migrants to Rwanda,
according to the Mail.
It says it happened last June - but at the
time Number 10 denied there
had been a row and Mr Johnson's friends
have called the account "inaccurate".]


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[arista]

Sky News Text:
[Two million households missed at least
one bill payment in April due
to the cost of living crisis,
says the Mirror.]

https://liveblog.digitalimages.sky/lc-images-sky/lcimg-9fcf905c-85da-47c5-8dee-7c6b7f00f7f9.jpeg

[arista]

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[arista]

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[Cherie]

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Bit sexist they have a Dad as well

[Zizu]

[Metropolitan Police 'regrets' arrest of
anti-monarchy group leader and five others
before coronation

Republic leader Graham Smith has said
protesters from the anti-monarchy group
who were arrested in London have all been
told no charges will be brought against them
and has called for a "full inquiry" into who
authorised the arrests.]

https://news.sky.com/story/metropolitan-police-regrets-arrest-of-anti-monarch-group-leader-and-five-others-before-coronation-12876663


So I heard on the radio that the police have had to back down because it’s ‘impossible’ to tie someone down with a zip-tie ??

But you can …


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[bots]

it may just be me, but Charles just looks like he is wearing ill fitting fancy dress, whereas the late queen always looked elegant in her finery

[Zizu]

So I heard on the radio that the police have had to back down because it’s ‘impossible’ to tie someone down with a zip-tie ??

But you can …


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An excerpt..

Mr Smith said the Met Police were told it was not "physically possible to 'lock on'" with luggage straps and that "they were told very clearly what those luggage straps were for".

————



Sooooo …

You can simply daisy - chain the zip-ties to be as long as you want …



Edit

I wonder what on earth they said the zip-ties were actually gonna be used for !!!


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[Cherie]

some group were going to set off rape alarms, if that had happened it could have been carnage, the gold carriage could have been upended :laugh:

[Oliver_W]

An excerpt..

Mr Smith said the Met Police were told it was not "physically possible to 'lock on'" with luggage straps and that "they were told very clearly what those luggage straps were for".

————



Sooooo …

You can simply daisy - chain the zip-ties to be as long as you want …



Edit

I wonder what on earth they said the zip-ties were actually gonna be used for !!!


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Weren't they being used to transport the flags or something? At least, that's the "reasonable doubt" excuse.

Dropping the charges is a "best of both worlds" scenario - they won't get charged, and they also didn't get to ruin the event for everyone.

[bots]

zip ties are used to make their banners. It's perfectly possible to lock onto something with a zip tie, but it's equally very easy for the police to snip them

[Crimson Dynamo]

zip ties are used to make their banners. It's perfectly possible to lock onto something with a zip tie, but it's equally very easy for the police to snip them

Do they carry a spare pair of scissors?

[user104658]

it may just be me, but Charles just looks like he is wearing ill fitting fancy dress, whereas the late queen always looked elegant in her finery

He looks ****ing silly there's no two ways about it, and he looked like he was trying to balance a basket of eggs on his head on the way out too :joker:. Even the crown itself knows that Liz's head is the last head it was supposed to sit on.

It's like a TV show outstaying its welcome... could have gone out on a great season finale with Elizabeth... but instead it's been renewed for another few lackluster seasons with continually diminishing viewership. Complete with the hardcore fanbase that refuses to admit that it's gone dramatically downhill :joker:.

[rusticgal]

Weren't they being used to transport the flags or something? At least, that's the "reasonable doubt" excuse.

Dropping the charges is a "best of both worlds" scenario - they won't get charged, and they also didn't get to ruin the event for everyone.


My thoughts exactly....its a win win :laugh:

[user104658]

Dropping the charges is a "best of both worlds" scenario - they won't get charged, and they also didn't get to ruin the event for everyone.

It's not the best of any world when the authorities are able to remove people from the streets because they're inconvenient (but doing nothing illegal) and then simply let them go later and say "wups sorry no harm done eh" and expect that to be that.

Anyone who is detained without good cause and the police later admits to that with the caveat that it was "in error" should take legal action against them for distress caused. Might be enough to stop them making similar "errors" in future.

[bots]

it's no different to when the police dragged people of the tube for not wearing a mask or the way they treated all the women who attended a vigil for the murdered woman. It is the police over stepping their authority.

I find it quite ridiculous that the police can keep a straight face when they harbour murderers and rapists in their ranks and then arrest and man handle people for exercising their democratic rights

[Crimson Dynamo]

They had to protect heads of state and politicians in an unprecedented occasion. They did not need to be distracted by a bunch of Herberts trying to get on the tv. Good job police.

[Livia]

Like someone said on tv earlier, I'm off to the FA Cup final with my placard 'NOT MY TEAM!'.

No one here knows why the police arrested those people, although from some of the posts you'd think they did, but I'm glad they did. I want the Met to stop apologising for doing their job.

Other than that, this thread is just as joyless and depressing as it was yesterday.

[Liam-]

I’m actually disturbed by how ready people are to accept a very fundamental civil liberty like freedom of speech and protest, being taken away, maybe they should be the ones leaving the country if they want to live in North Korea

[Livia]

If those protesters had thrown rape alarms at the horses there would have been carnage. I hear that was their plan. The Met shows HUGE weakness by apologising.

[bots]

the republic protestors had been in consultation with the police for 3 months prior to the event. The police were aware of exactly what they intended to do and approved it. They then arrested the leadership immediately before the event.

The other examples, where people had rape alarms etc, i have no problem with them being arrested, but the police went too far, and they know it, hence their apology

[arista]

I’m actually disturbed by how ready people are to accept a very fundamental civil liberty like freedom of speech and protest, being taken away, maybe they should be the ones leaving the country if they want to live in North Korea



Slick Liam
the leaders were arrested
as in the cell, they have No Phone.

So Republic Group were not able to give interviews
to any press on the important day


The Police achieved that.

[Crimson Dynamo]

the republic protestors had been in consultation with the police for 3 months prior to the event. The police were aware of exactly what they intended to do and approved it. They then arrested the leadership immediately before the event.

The other examples, where people had rape alarms etc, i have no problem with them being arrested, but the police went too far, and they know it, hence their apology

The apology was planned, it was a tactical move and the right one as they had far more serious worries and responsibilities.

[Liam-]

Arresting community workers handing out rape alarms to women in the city on a weekend evening, because of something they’ve read in the Daily Mail, does not constitute good policing.

They stated their intention to curb protest the day before the coronation when they declared they would have a ‘low tolerance’ for ‘disturbances’ they went out and arrested people that weren’t committing crimes and they know they did and they did it purposefully at the behest of the government and a king with too much ego

[Liam-]

I’m glad their hollow apology wasn’t accepted and the victims are going to be taking legal action, The Met has repeatedly shown they are not fit for purpose, it’s about time they faced some consequences

[arista]

Arresting community workers handing out rape alarms to women in the city on a weekend evening, because of something they’ve read in the Daily Mail, does not constitute good policing.

They stated their intention to curb protest the day before the coronation when they declared they would have a ‘low tolerance’ for ‘disturbances’ they went out and arrested people that weren’t committing crimes and they know they did and they did it purposefully at the behest of the government and a king with too much ego


No the DM got their info from the Police

That Alarm, used wrongly, could make a Horse jump
into the crowd

[Kazanne]

Whats the matter with some people being so annoyed that this event went off without a hitch, so some were arrested they weren't hurt,which cannot be said if those horses had been spooked it could have been carnage, but some didnt get that drama so now they are stamping their feet ,good on the police I say.no ones stopping them protesting but lets not be spiteful and ruin a once in a life time event for some.

[arista]

Yes Slick Liam
never talks about the Horses

[user104658]

If those protesters had thrown rape alarms at the horses there would have been carnage. I hear that was their plan. The Met shows HUGE weakness by apologising.

That's not the part they've apologised for though is it.

[Liam-]

Except people were stopped from protesting, that’s literally the whole point, people were denied their rights to protest.

[Liam-]

You’re right, I don’t talk about the horses because it’s completely irrelevant, ‘horses might be scared by things we think some people might think of doing’ is not a logical, reasonable or legal reason to arrest people committing no crimes and deny them their fundamental rights as free citizens.

If you all want to get swallowed up and ease your mind with hypotheticals, knock yourselves out, but the facts of what happened are the facts, no amount of theories will excuse the ridiculous abuse of power displayed

[thesheriff443]

Was it a meaningful and important protest
No it was a few sad bastards that will have to suck it up the monarchy is going no where

And like most people involved in protest, they are basically morons that have no life.

[arista]

Take note, Slick Liam:

Met Police chief says fake stewards caught with
bottles of paint they planned to throw
at coronation procession

Sir Mark Rowley says the arrest of
six anti-monarchy protesters was "unfortunate" - but insists
his officers were seeking to thwart
what he describes as a "criminal network".
All six were released without charge.]


https://news.sky.com/story/met-police-chief-claims-fake-stewards-caught-with-bottles-of-paint-they-planned-to-throw-at-coronation-procession-12877094

[Crimson Dynamo]

typical the left-wing hand-wringer scouse lady on LBC was pretending to be shocked by the arrest of the ant-monarchy punks - trolling her liberal wet listeners

:rolleyes:

i switched her off for Ian Collins who is much better

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[arista]

Fair enough LT.

[Beso]

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[arista]

Slick Liam

Live In Parliament

The New Public Order Act 2023
stops protestors causing Disruption


I fully back that.

[Crimson Dynamo]

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[Liam-]

Slick Liam

Live In Parliament

The New Public Order Act 2023
stops protestors causing Disruption


I fully back that.

It stops protesters using their civil liberties to protest freely, you back authoritarianism

[arista]

It stops protesters using their civil liberties to protest freely, you back authoritarianism

No,
Protest is Fine
until you cause Disruption.


I have walked past Protesters
they stand with Banners,
that is fine.


I can still enter the building I want.

[Crimson Dynamo]

It stops protesters using their civil liberties to protest freely, you back authoritarianism

but the days of peaceful protest are behind us we now have disruptive protests so people/idiots can post images and videos on Social Media


Iv just sprayed "Just stop oil" on a shop window, im protesting

No m8 you are just a criminal

[Liam-]

No,
Protest is Fine
until you cause Disruption.


I have walked past Protesters
they stand with Banners,
that is fine.


I can still enter the building I want.

The people arrested weren’t even protesting yet, they were arrested before they had started, because they were planning to protest, that is an abuse of power and an attack on our human rights

[arista]

The people arrested weren’t even protesting yet, they were arrested before they had started, because they were planning to protest, that is an abuse of power and an attack on our human rights


Yes, this was a Special Royal day.
It avoided them having their Mobile phones
while in the Police Cell.
Republic Leaders unable to talk to any Press.

That was the Police plan





Good Tom Cruise Sci Fi film
on future crimes.

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[Liam-]

Yes, it was their plan to arrest people for planning to peacefully protest, I’m glad we can finally agree that that was their goal all along, to curb people using their rights

[arista]

Yes, it was their plan to arrest people for planning to peacefully protest, I’m glad we can finally agree that that was their goal all along, to curb people using their rights


Yes only for the Royal Day

[Liam-]

I don’t care if it’s only for one day, peoples right should not be hampered in such a gross, government endorsed way, the Royal Family are not more important than our engrained civil liberties

[joeysteele]

Yes, it was their plan to arrest people for planning to peacefully protest, I’m glad we can finally agree that that was their goal all along, to curb people using their rights

It was a disgrace the Police arrests.
As much shame to this atrocious government for this as well too.

Way over the top and and an extremely concerning omen for the future very sadly.

[joeysteele]

I don’t care if it’s only for one day, peoples right should not be hampered in such a gross, government endorsed way, the Royal Family are not more important than our engrained civil liberties

You are totally right there.
All the way.

[arista]

I don’t care if it’s only for one day, peoples right should not be hampered in such a gross, government endorsed way, the Royal Family are not more important than our engrained civil liberties


Sure, you have your view


But to be honest
it is not going to change

[bots]

i wonder if Arista will be so keen to protect Starmer from protestors when he gets elected

[arista]

i wonder if Arista will be so keen to protect Starmer from protestors when he gets elected


Yes if he becomes the Prime Minister
he must have full protection

[Liam-]

Sure, you have your view


But to be honest
it is not going to change

You mean our government will continue to hinder our human rights? Again, agreed

[arista]

You mean our government will continue to hinder our human rights? Again, agreed


They will not put it that way, of course.

You may find Starmer if he gets in,
doing the same

[arista]

This New Law
was asked for, by the Police

[Liam-]

They will not put it that way, of course.

You may find Starmer if he gets in,
doing the same

Well yeah, fascists normally don’t refer to their policies as fascist out loud no.

And if he does I’ll be saying the exact same thing

[joeysteele]

They will not put it that way, of course.

You may find Starmer if he gets in,
doing the same

He better not or I for one will be out the Party sharpish.
However I'll be followed by likely hoards of others and he knows it.
A fair number of MPs too.

We don't live in Russia as Mock said somewhere on here and nor should we be introducing policies Countries like Russia would to stop legitimate protesting.
It's a total abuse of power.
Dictatorship.

[Liam-]

However, the display the likes of Lisa Nandy have put on in the past couple of days, refusing to say whether they’d repeal the bill or not has been shameful, especially Lammy, outright saying the won’t because they ‘won’t have the time’ talk about shooting yourselves in the foot after a massive win, it’s ridiculous, too concerned with soaking up the right wing vote that they refuse to speak out against corporate/government greed and now human rights violations in our own country, it’s appalling

[arista]

"He better not or I for one will be out the Party sharpish."


We will find out the next General Election
Oct - Nov next year.

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[Beso]

Pmsl at Harry's medals.

[Beso]

:joker:

Worthy of 5 points?

[Crimson Dynamo]

I am immensely proud of the exceptional work of our officers who prevented
criminal disruption, damage and danger destroying such a unique occasion,’
said Sir Mark Rowley, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

[Crimson Dynamo]

SIR – The Metropolitan Police deserve great credit and our grateful thanks for
the way that security was maintained at the Coronation.

The intelligence work behind such an exercise must be enormous. These days,
enemies of the State use highly sophisticated methods of disruption.

The Met has suffered from considerable criticism over the past few years but no
other force could have protected us in the way that it did: quietly, and in the
background, ensuring an incident-free day.

Adrian Lloyd-Edwards
Dartmouth, Devon

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[arista]

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