[jet]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Meghan is staying at a five star hotel in the presidential suite

She's the 'grand' 'cling on to my status' Royal.

According to a report published in the Heat News,
“Meghan has some demands for this visit – and some of them would be up there with the likes of Jennifer Lopez and Cher. Her meals and snacks have all been planned out and are very specific. She also has requests for a certain air temperature, particular linens, and décor for the hotel, and needs chauffeur-driven limos everywhere.”

What a knob.

[Glenn.]

Wife who supports husbands charity is not allowed to talk

[The Slim Reaper]

Fcuking hell, Angela wittering on about nothing but acting like everything is the crime of the century, is exactly like reading these threads

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Wife who supports husbands charity is not allowed to talk

Consider: Do we know Kate's personal opinion on any topic at all.



Folks will argue that's how it's meant to be with the Royals; but we know Charles' opinions all too well, and William's, and Harry's... they're allowed opinions.

Kate doesn't voice an opinion and remains the darling of the crownhumpers. Meghan had a few too many opinions and was effectively exiled for her crimes. And then there was poor Diana... well.

And before we start down the "The main Royals can have opinions the spouses are just there for support" line... "Beloved" Liz never voiced an opinion in her entire half century on the throne. Philip on the other hand was a whooole bundle of them.

I wonder if there's a pattern .

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Consider: Do we know Kate's personal opinion on any topic at all.



Folks will argue that's how it's meant to be with the Royals; but we know Charles' opinions all too well, and William's, and Harry's... they're allowed opinions.

Kate doesn't voice an opinion and remains the darling of the crownhumpers. Meghan had a few too many opinions and was effectively exiled for her crimes. And then there was poor Diana... well.

And before we start down the "The main Royals can have opinions the spouses are just there for support" line... "Beloved" Liz never voiced an opinion in her entire half century on the throne. Philip on the other hand was a whooole bundle of them.

I wonder if there's a pattern .

That's very true

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Consider: Do we know Kate's personal opinion on any topic at all.



Folks will argue that's how it's meant to be with the Royals; but we know Charles' opinions all too well, and William's, and Harry's... they're allowed opinions.

Kate doesn't voice an opinion and remains the darling of the crownhumpers. Meghan had a few too many opinions and was effectively exiled for her crimes. And then there was poor Diana... well.

And before we start down the "The main Royals can have opinions the spouses are just there for support" line... "Beloved" Liz never voiced an opinion in her entire half century on the throne. Philip on the other hand was a whooole bundle of them.

I wonder if there's a pattern .

Liz had many an opinion and often voiced them..

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Liz had many an opinion and often voiced them..

Name one meaningful opinion Queen Elizabeth shared publicly that didn't toe the Royal/Westminster line.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Name one meaningful opinion Queen Elizabeth shared publicly that didn't toe the Royal/Westminster line.

She got her husband to voice her opinions, which was pretty effective

[Crimson Dynamo]

Kaste is stoic and is too busy working for the Great British Public

[jet]

The Royal female spouses have always been the real power behind the throne….and it wasn’t by unwisely spouting their opinions to all and sundry, which too many prominent peope feel the need to do. It wasn’t by bad mouthing their relatives or seeking attention by jumping on the latest bandwagon to get brownie points.

These strong, remarkable women were responsible for many great positive changes in society through their charitable work and behind the scenes politically.

Queen Mary, George 5ths wife,The Queen mother, George 6th wife.
…..and also the the best Monarchs - Queen Elizabeth the 1st, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth the 2nd.
…..and now Kate.

https://www.the-express.com/news/roy...-Family-future

Kate 'real power behind the throne' as Princess of Wales 'making quite a lot of decisions'
"She is a very strong character who has transitioned from being a young bride to being a key player within the Royal Family…..
He continued: "She is a clever, smart, determined woman. And I’m told by people who work at the various palaces that she is quite literally the power behind the throne... etc.
......

[The Slim Reaper]

Immediately

[jet]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Immediately

I posted nearly 2 hours after SB. Maybe you are unsure as to the meaning of the word.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by jet

I posted nearly 2 hours after SB. Maybe you are unsure as to the meaning of the word.

As I stated previously, the insecurity that requires people to post inanity every time something different is posted, is stark. If I hadn't posted in the thread, followed by TS, this thread wouldn't have received any additions about *checks notes* Queen Mary and the documentary

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Kaste is stoic and is too busy working for the Great British Public

Too busy to have an opinion! It's not a new concept, I suppose.

[user104658]

So long as they do it quietly and behind the scenes eh jet. I believe the word typically used is "demure". I don't blame Kate herself of course; she clearly was well informed about what would be required to be seen as virtuous/worthy and has stepped into that requirement expertly.

We saw what happens if a Royal Bride doesn't do that back in the 90's didn't we?

Woe betide her if she ever runs out of energy for it all.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

So long as they do it quietly and behind the scenes eh jet. I believe the word typically used is "demure". I don't blame Kate herself of course; she clearly was well informed about what would be required to be seen as virtuous/worthy and has stepped into that requirement expertly.

Oh I see. If a woman doesn’t spout her opinions to fit in with all the other opinion spouters these days, she must be a weakling who just does what she’s told. Nice.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by jet

Oh I see. If a woman doesn’t spout her opinions to fit in with all the other opinion spouters these days, she must be a weakling who just does what she’s told. Nice.

I didn't say she's a weakling, I said that she knows that the "correct place" for women in the Royal Family is to be demure, agreeable and mostly silent while the men run their mouths with impunity. Really one of MM's main "crimes" (from the Royal perspective) was opening her mouth a bit too much.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I didn't say she's a weakling, I said that she knows that the "correct place" for women in the Royal Family is to be demure, agreeable and mostly silent while the men run their mouths with impunity. Really one of MM's main "crimes" (from the Royal perspective) was opening her mouth a bit too much.

That is rubbish. Whilst in the Royal family, Meghan gave her opinions on mental health and feminist issues. Those issues were absolutely fine. I don’t recall any stifling of her opinions at all.
It was what came after, the lies, the badmouthing, that were her ‘crimes’, as you put it.

You forget the Royals are meant to be apolitical. The only Royal men who ventured into political territory were Philip and Charles. Prince William does not, neither does Edward nor Andrew. William concerning himself with homelessness and the environment is hardly ‘running his mouth off with impunity’.

[The Slim Reaper]

[user104658]

Originally Posted by jet

That is rubbish. Whilst in the Royal family, Meghan gave her opinions on mental health and feminist issues. Those issues were absolutely fine. I don’t recall any stifling of her opinions at all.
It was what came after, the lies, the badmouthing, that were her ‘crimes’, as you put it.

You forget the Royals are meant to be apolitical. The only Royal men who ventured into political territory were Philip and Charles. Prince William does not, neither does Edward nor Andrew. William concerning himself with homelessness and the environment is hardly ‘running his mouth off with impunity’.

Jet hard at work rewriting history for a family that wouldn't stop to scrape him off their wheels if they ran him over in the street.

[bots]

the royal family are actors on the stage. Surely everyone knows this

[Jordan.]

A recent online poll only royalist knew about and voted in found 99.9% think Kate has great opinions and is even more popular than Mother Teresa

[bots]

i think the only opinion Liz let slip to the public was on Scottish independence throughout her entire reign

[Beso]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i think the only opinion Liz let slip to the public was on Scottish independence throughout her entire reign

Oh, does it have to be political opinions!

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i think the only opinion Liz let slip to the public was on Scottish independence throughout her entire reign

One didn't want to have to take one's passport every time one wanted to head to Balmoral!