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IF the princes in the tower were murdered and not smuggled away into hiding, then look to the House of Lancaster and Margaret in particular, whose ambition for her Lancastrian son was obsessive. King Richard 111 deserves to be buried at York where he was loved or in Westminster. |
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Talking to so many people and the atmosphere despite long delays in getting through the Cathedral was just amazing. I agree York would have been a more fitting permanent place for the King to be buried in,I feel sure it is where he would have chosen too. Really fantastic event this is this week. Much more of what he should have been given and a fitting tribute to him too at last. One in the eye for the Tudors too, for Richard 111 to now be commemorated and have this respect and passion from so many citizens today, oozing for him all these centuries later. |
What York?... You do know York is in the north? :laugh:
Wonder why they lined his coffin with lead, that was pretty odd. I wonder how much this charade cost? |
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Are peoples lives so bereft that they want to look at a coffin? If they could go and and touch the bones then i guess that would be cool, to get a pic with the scull? I find it a little pathetic, i mean look at this :joker: http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...7379888670.jpg http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/...7379999131.jpg |
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It's historic. You don't have to watch it, it's not compulsory. Some people though are interested and not quite so cynical. When you look at the billions this country wastes, I'm surprised anyone would have a downer on this. But I guess you can't please all the people all the time.
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the minute I saw that clown archbeacon of Caerphilly with his big stick or whatever I knew it was a shambles mind you, people watch Casualty so i guess... |
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I was in Leicester on Monday and Tuesday as I said earlier to file past the coffin.
For me a historic and great moment, I really wish I had been there today but I will be going back again to visit the tomb site in the Cathedral. How I wish he had reigned longer really,I find the whole thing inspiring and I am over the moon that he has had a dignified and fitting service and burial at long last. |
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and for dignified read risible |
Historic my ar*e.... Waste of money, pathetic load of old cadswallop!
No money for public services but they can always find money to give murderous warmongers state funerals, it would be funny if it wasn't so tragic. |
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I am glad that I in my lifetime got to witness a dignified burial for the remains of a much maligned, and unjustifiably so in my view, King. Along with the thousands that were on the streets for the procession of the coffin and the thousands who then wanted to file past the coffin,coming from around the World too,I, and I am sure they, would call that 'respect'. A wrong in history, righted as best it could be at last. |
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Why so he could Kill more children? |
has he paid his parking ticket yet?
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No Kizzy that area has Hotels fully booked Americans & other nations are over here they are spending cash Thats just Great Kizzy I wish I got up there to flog 3-D Printed mini coffins the size of a mars bar and Key rings with Solid Steel backs |
They should dig up some more old bones and have this annually in different cities. Look we have found Shakespeare or King Alfred. Hartlepool could find Nogbad the Bad and bury him in a fiery Longboat.
I am pretty sure that a bone i found the other day was Pontius Pilot so i will be quids in |
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