Britain's Royal Family, which has a long history going back hundreds of years, is now "essentially dead" after the sixth-in-line to the throne, Prince Harry, 34, married a person who is completely unsuited to be a Royal.
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TOWARDS A MYSTERY MEAT MONARCHY?
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| An artistically reinterpreted picture of the Royal Couple and their prospective offspring. |
The recent announcement of the forthcoming marriage of Prince Harry and a 36-year-old, partially black divorcee is troubling for many people for a variety of reasons.
The most obvious and safest reason to object is the fact that the women is well past her sell-by date and clearly "on the turn," being three years older than Harry, and of an age at which a woman's ovaries start packing their bags. She also clearly has a long sexual history with a variety of partners. My guess is around 20 to 30.
The most obvious and safest reason to object is the fact that the women is well past her sell-by date and clearly "on the turn," being three years older than Harry, and of an age at which a woman's ovaries start packing their bags. She also clearly has a long sexual history with a variety of partners. My guess is around 20 to 30.
LIZZIE THE JINX
With Elizabeth II now the longest reigning monarch in British history, here is Colin Liddell's look at her significance published in 2012 on the occasion of her Diamond Jubilee.
With the incessant barrage of adulation unleashed by the media on the occasion of Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee, the bigger picture has slipped down the back of Britain’s national sofa yet again.
While we have heard lots of twaddle about what a subtle manager of the national psyche she is and how similar to us she actually is (minus her diamonds, caviar, and gilded carriages), nobody seems to have much of a grasp on what monarchy in the 21st century actually is, or of the rationale behind it. The gap where that unasked and unanswered question lies seems for the most part to be clogged with trashy platitudes like “if we didn’t have a Queen we’d have to have a president” and “I suppose it’s good for the tourists.” Very profound!
While we have heard lots of twaddle about what a subtle manager of the national psyche she is and how similar to us she actually is (minus her diamonds, caviar, and gilded carriages), nobody seems to have much of a grasp on what monarchy in the 21st century actually is, or of the rationale behind it. The gap where that unasked and unanswered question lies seems for the most part to be clogged with trashy platitudes like “if we didn’t have a Queen we’d have to have a president” and “I suppose it’s good for the tourists.” Very profound!
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