[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Arresting someone because they might do something has no place in a democratic society. We all know Arista supports authoritarianism so thats no surprise

No I support Police Stopping
protestors scaring horses.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Livia

I think everyone knows how you feel now.

I’m kinda tunnel visioned when I’m riled … that’s why I’m always editing or deleting comments here , there and everywhere


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

8PM - 10PM

Concerts

Many
Pre-Recorded so on a screen

Lionel Richie not live

Did he ever sing LIVE ?


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Did he ever sing LIVE ?

Yes he has toured Live
Top band backing him

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes he has toured Live
Top band backing him

Well loads of people tour .. doesn’t mean they’re singing live


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[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Did he ever sing LIVE ?


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I have seen him sing live

[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Well loads of people tour .. doesn’t mean they’re singing live

Yes he has sung Live,

[jet]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Diana wasn’t ‘at it’ until well after she discovered the truth about her philandering husband .. there’s a difference

Also Camilla was already cheating on her husband with Charlie boy before Di was selected to be a breeder female. .. she then chose to carry on the affair when Charlie married Di .

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You can keep repeating the fictional ‘Crown’ series version of events but it just doesn’t stack up. There is no evidence at all, not one shred, (even Diana never said so) that he had an affair with Camilla as soon as he married Diana. There are many that insist he didn’t start the affair until 5 years afterwards, in 1986, ‘when the marriage had irretrievably broken down’.
There is however some credence that Diana was the first to have affairs, which was suppressed by the media of the time to suit their narrative of the beautiful, perfect Princess. Obviously the marriage wasn’t working, for both of them.

It was reported that her first affair was in 1983 with a man called Henry Herbert, the 17th Earl of Pembroke.
Her friend Julia Samuels admitted that Diana had an affair with her protection officer, Barry Mannakee in 1985….and it is said there were others.
Then came James Hewitt, Will Carling and Oliver Hoare, all of which were carried out after Charles started his affair with Camilla.
I was a huge Diana fan and had so much sympathy for her, still do, but from all I have read, from friends of both, I’m inclined to believe the above.

[Liam-]

British police using purposefully broad legislation to arrest journalists covering protests, on flimsy charges, we’ve gone passed the slippery slope, we’re officially in the downfall section, horrendous

This would be rightfully called out by our press and politicians if it were happening in Russia, China or North Korea, something needs to be done as it happens here

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

British police using purposefully broad legislation to arrest journalists covering protests, on flimsy charges, we’ve gone passed the slippery slope, we’re officially in the downfall section, horrendous

This would be rightfully called out by our press and politicians if it were happening in Russia, China or North Korea, something needs to be done as it happens here

Her Again
Poxy Trouble Maker

Put the Banner away, love,

[jet]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Arresting someone because they might do something has no place in a democratic society. We all know Arista supports authoritarianism so thats no surprise

Imagine the outcry if the police ignored intelligence that disruption was planned, waited around to see if it happened and people were trampled to death by bolting horses. Isn't it better not to take that risk?

[arista]

Liam you are so wrong

[This would be rightfully called out by our press and politicians if it were happening in Russia, China or North Korea, something needs to be done as it happens here]


In some of those nations they are killed
Nothing like the UK

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by arista

Liam you are so wrong

[This would be rightfully called out by our press and politicians if it were happening in Russia, China or North Korea, something needs to be done as it happens here]


In some of those nations they are killed
Nothing like the UK

Ah, so as long as they don’t outright murder us, it’s fine for them to systematically strip our rights away, my bad

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Ah, so as long as they don’t outright murder us, it’s fine for them to systematically strip our rights away, my bad

For one or two days

Not a Problem
Slick Liam

[jet]

Originally Posted by Liam-

British police using purposefully broad legislation to arrest journalists covering protests, on flimsy charges, we’ve gone passed the slippery slope, we’re officially in the downfall section, horrendous

This would be rightfully called out by our press and politicians if it were happening in Russia, China or North Korea, something needs to be done as it happens here

That Just Stop Oil supporter could have been a known troublemaker spotted by facial recognition tech.
Honestly, the police are being ultra careful on ONE DAY and we are on a slippery slope to becoming like China or North Korea. The drama!

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by arista

For one or two days

Not a Problem
Slick Liam

It’s not a temporary law that’s gonna away now that the coronation is over

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

It’s not a temporary law that’s gonna away now that the coronation is over

Yes but in Westminster
they can hold banners


Just not for a few days

[jet]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

So people complain about Diversity....then when there is Diversity its forced...

They just cant win can they....

Yeah, if only people would do their homework they would discover that the late Queen and Prince Charles have done more over many years to promote diversity than any politician or prominent public figure in this country have ever done.
But they would rather be ignorant and not hear about it....

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes but in Westminster
they can hold banners


Just not for a few days

It’s okay, you’ve said enough, you’re perfectly fine with the government taking away our rights

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by jet

Yeah, if only people would do their homework they would discover that the late Queen and Prince Charles have done more over many years to promote diversity than any politician or prominent public figure in this country have ever done.
But they would rather be ignorant and not hear about it....

Nono you're wrong, all he does is wave his sausage fingers!!!111

[jet]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The Duke of Sussex has returned to California after catching a British Airways flight within hours of his father's Coronation service.

Prince Harry arrived at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) at around 7.30pm local time (3.30am BST) to reunite with his son Prince Archie on his birthday.

British Airways flight attendants confirmed to the PA news agency that Harry had been on the flight but said they were not permitted to discuss his trip.

The Duke, 38, had always planned a swift turnaround, his priority being to support his father during the historic ceremony.

Beyond that, he was determined to make it back to the family home in Montecito in order to kiss his son goodnight on his fourth birthday - May 6.

As they chatted ahead of the service, Jack Brooksbank, husband of Princess Eugenie, appeared to be asking Harry about his return plans.

“About quarter to four,” the Duke told him, according to lip readers.

After processing out of Westminster Abbey alongside his family, he was driven off and made a quick vehicle change before heading straight to the airport.

The Duke stayed in the UK for under 36 hours, having arrived at Heathrow on a commercial American Airlines flight from Los Angeles on Friday morning, according to reports.



Who said he wouid be home in time for lunch

Good riddance!
I noticed that Eugenie and Beatrice, who until recently were still friendly to Harry, hardly spoke to him at all, it was left to their poor husbands to tolerate him. Both girls were seen out dining with Piers Morgan and a few others recently and Beatrice gave Piers a big hug goodnight outside the restaurant....Hmmm...what gives....

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

It’s okay, you’ve said enough, you’re perfectly fine with the government taking away our rights

For a Few Days
only.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Nono you're wrong, all he does is wave his sausage fingers!!!111

Yeah, to some their ignorance is bliss and they prefer it that way.

[Kazanne]

Pretty disrepectful to anyone sausage fingers with this condition (and it is a condition) Im sure people would be in a uproar if someone they liked was teased for it like calling someone fat or spotty,its cruel and uncalled for.
https://www.healthline.com/health/rh...tis/dactylitis

[Cherie]

unbothered