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I very much doubt it ... maybe thousands who still like Charlie boy Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Who are you trying to wind up with this fake nonsense - we all know you don’t believe a word of it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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The old bat still believes that fox and stag hunting is fine and dandy .. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Pity he wasn’t that loving towards Di .. at any time in their relationship. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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9 things Queen Elizabeth II actually has the power to do https://www.readersdigest.com.au/cul...he-power-to-do You may mostly see her giving to charity and rocking neon outfits, but the United Kingdom's reigning monarch does have some very real governmental power. By Megan Jones |
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I appreciate the monarchy in relation to the charity work, tourist money etc but they do not "rule" in any way shape or form now. |
Give me a call the day a sitting monarch in a first world country like the UK actually exercises any of the "powers they have" and I'll call you back a couple of years later when we're living in a Republic and Buckingham Palace is floor to ceiling with tourists learning about how Britain used to have a Queen.
They have no real power. Zilch. |
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However, the Queen has had 14 prime ministers meet with her on a weekly basis over the years of her reign when they discuss the kingdom’s most important political issues. No one else is allowed in the room, not even her private secretary, it must all remain completely confidential. She is publicly neutral politically, but no - one knows what goes on in that room in an ‘advisory’ role - and the only thing that has been revealed is that many of those Ministers have said her advice is sought and is invaluable. She does not have political power, obviously, but with her wealth of experience over 70 years, she does have influence. |
And so it begins ..
: Rumours that Charles may walk back on his promise that Camilla would not be queen has riled Anne to no end, and she’s told both Charles and Camilla as much. Anne has made it plain that Camilla will never be a true queen in the eyes of the British subjects. Anne also wields a lot of power and has a lot of respect in that family, so you will find that the Wessexes, and maybe even the Cambridges, will back her on this. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
What power does Anne have, along with Edward I’m sure she’s the forgotten child of the Queen
Lovely lady but no influence |
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https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal...amily-feud-spt [Princess Anne's intense 'dislike' for Diana as royal had 'no time' for Princess of Wales PRINCESS ANNE took a dislike to Princess Diana during her time in the Firm, with one commentator claiming the royal had "no time" for her.] |
Anne is very blunt, she is the most down to earth of any of the royals. I don't think she has much influence, so it really doesnt matter what she thinks. Any royal coming after the queen is going to have a hard time because it will be the end of an era that can never be replicated. I think royalty post queen will be close to irrelevant to te majority of people
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Maybe Anne is just a very principled lady with a strong moral compass ... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Wasn't Anne involved with Camilla's first husband at one stage ... talk about complicated :laugh:
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Scandalous :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
Has anyone in this family not had an affair? Trashy all round. No wonder our Harry couldn't wait to escape with Princess Meghan.
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Meghan reportedly had an affair while married to Trevor, (unproven) :hee: |
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Bolding that to help you. But you knew what it meant. :rolleyes: |
Prince Andrew :joker: come onnn
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