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King Charles III's time is up

Sure, but a more careful and aware of how it looks operation would have dealt with it very differently. These people are rich as Croesus, they could have just given the staff some bullshit makework jobs for the next few months (let's be honest, they're already bullshit makework jobs), then redeployed as many as possible, pensioned off the older ones and then quietly got rid of any that are left. That they chose instead to do it this way, when the eyes of the world are on them, is what's wild.

It's very heartening tbh - the wide support the Queen enjoyed was down in a large part to how carefully she projected herself publicly. We're seeing a very different person in Charles - pompous, bad tempered, mean. While much of the support the Queen enjoyed seems to have so far transferred to her son, these are not the kinds of character traits that are likely to help him retain it. All good.
A tweet. Not offered without comment: my comment is that Charles is an arrogant misanthrope, and as you say, oh dear, the camera is on him now.

 
A tweet. Not offered without comment: my comment is that Charles is an arrogant misanthrope, and as you say, oh dear, the camera is on him now.



A comment under that tweet suggests it was Nicholas Witchell he was talking about, in which case I tend to agree with him :D

But yeah, really not a good look for a king, and we're going to be seeing more of it.
 
You only say that because you know so little about William, who has always struck me as the worst sort of prig, with all the faults of his father and none of the good points of his mother
"Prig" - now that's a word you don't hear much. Are you planning a day-trip to Bangor in your charabanc?

I once saw Prince W. on some TV wildlife documentary, where he struck me as telegenic enough to win an election, if he ever had to stand for one. That's just a "looks good on telly" judgement of course.
 
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