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Hello,
It would be our dearest wish that the monarchy would be brought down.....but it probably takes more than an errant and highly unpleasant Duke of York.
Just recently, we met with Andrew Lownie whose recent book 'Entitled' on the fall of the House of York makes riveting reading. It would seem that Prince Philip was also a cause for concern.....he could be next.
Welcome home, Jane and Lance :)
Being royal and powerful put people above the law in just about every dynasty. Think of any crime for which there was no trial.. and very little public criticism.
Mind you, the Presidents of countries like the US have shown that not only royalty are above the law.
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