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King Charles III's time is up

I’m sorry, what are we supposed to be listening for? “Dear oh dear, anyway”. Is that it? Utterly meaningless. That’s just posh mumbly silence filling.

It’s the fucking King. Not a revolutionary.

I disagree - technically, she serves as PM at his pleasure. Saying that and then allowing that clip to be released, strongly suggests she is not held in high regard by him.

If that is the public message they are sending out then I can only imagine what is being sent out to those Tory grandees and back-benchers who would still listen to what the Palace says.

I am also struggling to think of a time when he's ever been caught saying that to anyone else.
 
I disagree - technically, she serves as PM at his pleasure.
Hmmm. You could argue that it's effectively the other way around. The monarch serves as monarch at parliament's pleasure, and does well to remember it.

She's clearly foolish to have allowed that to be filmed. But so is he.
 
I disagree - technically, she serves as PM at his pleasure. Saying that and then allowing that clip to be released, strongly suggests she is not held in high regard by him.

If that is the public message they are sending out then I can only imagine what is being sent out to those Tory grandees and back-benchers who would still listen to what the Palace says.

I am also struggling to think of a time when he's ever been caught saying that to anyone else.
It’s how posh people speak. It’s absolutely nothing. Less than nothing. So much so, I was trying to work out what he said directly before it, because I thought that’s what the fuss must be about.

Christ, people need to calm down. And probably get off Twitter.
 
It’s how posh people speak. It’s absolutely nothing. Less than nothing. So much so, I was trying to work out what he said directly before it, because I thought that’s what the fuss must be about.

Christ, people need to calm down. And probably get off Twitter.

I am not sure how you can say "its how posh people speak" when its not clear that he has ever said that in such a context (as filler in a conversation).
 
I am not sure how you can say "its how posh people speak" when its not clear that he has ever said that in such a context (as filler in a conversation).
It’s a Rorschach test for liberals. It’s exactly as significant as something that doesn’t look like the dear dead queen in a cloud or a piece of toast or a pizza topping.

He’s the king. He’s not your friend. He won’t be paying your gas bill.

Christ almighty.
 
It’s a Rorschach test for liberals. It’s exactly as significant as something that doesn’t look like the dear dead queen in a cloud or a piece of toast or a pizza topping.

He’s the king. He’s not your friend. He won’t be paying your gas bill.

Christ almighty.

Who was saying that he would be?
 
He's going to be absolute carnage. He's only had the job a couple of weeks and he just bumbles along. Like a storybook 'silly, old king'. But he's real and we're going to watch him bumble ever deeper , until he keels over. He might not make the coronation.
 
I actually think being a bit bumbling and cantankerous is going to be his 'thing', which will be used to endear him to the public. A bit like what his father did with dry humour and racism. A lot of people want to find a reason to like the monarch and him being a grumpy old man will probably be quite appealing to the them.
 
It’s how posh people speak. It’s absolutely nothing. Less than nothing. So much so, I was trying to work out what he said directly before it, because I thought that’s what the fuss must be about.

Christ, people need to calm down. And probably get off Twitter.
You’re probably right about paying too much attention to twitter, but I posted up the Chris Ship tweet with the clip because I thought it was really quite funny and reflected poorly on both monarch and “Prime Minister”.

I know it doesn’t herald his demise, so probably should have posted in another thread on reflection...but it still makes me giggle.
 
eh? his politics have been quite clear for 50 years
I think all of their politics have always been clear...

QEII and Charles - Lib Dems crossed with 'One Nation' Tory patrician, shot through with elements of the Greens.
Queen Mother - High Imperial Toryism.
Diana - New Labour, the better parts of it, human rights act etc, would've turned her back on Blair over Iraq.
The Middletons - Home Counties Thatcherite Tories.
William - Green Tory in the Zac Goldsmith mould.
Meghan and Harry - California Democrats.
Fergie and Andrew - up the arse of any dictator with crumbs to spare.
Princess Michael of Kunt - let's not go there.
 
No not everyone knows
And as reported in the guardian over the last year or more, the royal family have had loads of laws changed so their interests are protected. Not to mention all the people who swear loyalty not to the country but to the monarch and their heirs and successors. The weekly meeting with the pm is the least of their political influences. It is after all his majesty's government
 
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