Thread: The Reign of King Charles III begins

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

Here we go another ex squaddie joined the army to see the world ended up in Ireland lol

He's SAS and MI5/6 . . . or was, these guys never talk about ti except when trying to show off.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

tar a family with the Pedo brush

Brushing Andrew under the carpet . . . what a surprise.

Originally Posted by helge

They are german

That was along time ago - they managed to fuck themselves up all by themselves

Originally Posted by DrWilly

How does that work then? The royals are a package deal. Either you believe in God and magic anointing oil and their God given right to rule you as their subjects because King Charles is your better or you don’t. If they are some quaint tourist leftover, then acknowledge that, stuck them in a palace, charge tickets and leave them out of public/political life.

Not at all. I can quite easily separate the fact that I have no real respect for them but also recognise that they're generally good for the country's image. In fact, I'd say most British people veer between ambivalence and general disdain and the family have more respect outside the foggy isles from the multitude of foreign tourists crowding around Buckingham Palace every day.

Perhaps they have more respect in the south of the country, but not once you go north of the Watford Gap and into Scotland and Wales. See the Liverpool fans booing the national anthem at the game yesterday.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

See the Liverpool fans booing the national anthem at the game yesterday.

Would have been a hoot if they tried it away, those scouse scum are the fukin lowest. I've never liked scousers, from their accent to the fact they are pretty much pikeys, its just a shame the match wasn't in Laaaadarn so they could have received the response they deserve - with a bit of luck Vlad will pop a nuke in the liver building as a parting gesture, 100 Meg should do it and then we'll never have to hear about Hillsborough or walking alone again.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

Would have been a hoot if they tried it away, those scouse scum are the fukin lowest. I've never liked scousers, from their accent to the fact they are pretty much pikeys, its just a shame the match wasn't in Laaaadarn so they could have received the response they deserve - with a bit of luck Vlad will pop a nuke in the liver building as a parting gesture, 100 Meg should do it and then we'll never have to hear about Hillsborough or walking alone again.

Yep. There would have been riots if they'd done that at West Ham.

^ vive la republique Chitty

Decades from now people will ask 'do you remember where you were when the crown was lowered onto Charles' head and I will be able to say that I had paused Star Wars, out of solemn, loyal, deference and respect for this monumental occasion

That is only my 2nd viewing of The Force Awokens since it came out in 2015

It is still the most expensive film ever made according to current official stats, at an eye-watering $447m

Originally Posted by Joe 90

He didn't even have to use his own money that he saved from not paying inheritance tax.

For the record, I was out and about yesterday and didn't see one street party!

Flags adorning houses and building we're virtually non existent.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

vive la republique

It's almost as if the English want to gain independence from themselves.

But to be fair, who the fook wouldn't... especially nowadays when you see the state of the place.


Only a retard would live there.

At 8 p.m. on Sunday night, (3 p.m. ET) the concert, which will be hosted by Hugh Bonneville, will be broadcast live on BBC One, BBC Iplayer, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds.

In the U.S., the concert will be broadcast on PBS from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. eastern time. PBS Livestream

• Royal revellers descend on Windsor for star-studded coronation concert

Lionel Richie, Take That and Katy Perry among acts to entertain 20,000 members of the public

Tens of thousands of people descended on Windsor as a host of stars prepared to perform at the king’s coronation concert.

The event, in the grounds of Windsor Castle, will be attended by the newly crowned king and queen and other members of the royal family.

The Prince of Wales will take to the stage and give a speech during the party, Kensington Palace has said.

Earlier, he and the Princess of Wales made a surprise appearance to greet concertgoers already queueing along Windsor’s Long Walk. The couple were all smiles as they shook hands and chatted to revellers.

Buckingham Palace issued the first public statement on behalf of Charles and Camilla since they were crowned, with a spokesperson saying they were “deeply touched” by Saturday’s celebrations.

“Their Majesties were deeply touched by the events of yesterday and profoundly grateful both to all those who helped to make it such a glorious occasion – and to the very many who turned out to show their support in such numbers in London and further afield,” he said.

About 20,000 members of the public secured tickets for the coronation concert, which is to be hosted by Hugh Bonneville, the star of Downton Abbey and Paddington, and will feature performances by Take That, Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, Olly Murs, and Nicole Scherzinger of the Pussycat Dolls.

Classical acts including Andrea Bocelli, the Welsh bass-baritone Sir Bryn Terfel and the Chinese pianist Lang Lang are also on the bill.

Tom Cruise, Joan Collins, Bear Grylls, Tom Jones and the former Strictly Come Dancing professional Oti Mabuse are due make an appearance via video.

A series of pre-recorded sketches will reveal little-known facts about the monarch. While last year’s concert for the late queen’s platinum jubilee featured Paddington Bear, Winnie-the-Pooh will take centre stage on Sunday.

The Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage, DJ Pete Tong and the winner of the TV talent show The Piano, 13-year-old Lucy, are also slated to perform.

Meanwhile, the fashion designer Stella McCartney will deliver a spoken-word performance with a conservation theme, which will reflect her and the king’s “shared passion for environmental sustainability”, the BBC has said.

Her performance will be part of a broader nature-themed section of the concert, which will also include a rendition of a 1980s hit by the classical-soul composer Alexis Ffrench and the London-based singer-songwriter Zak Abel, alongside a house orchestra, band and choir.

The Bollywood star Sonam Kapoor is also due to deliver a spoken-word performance.

Originally Posted by Edmond

Only a retard would live there.

There's worst places to live....




Ask Ciz

The BBC keeps teasing........

The Coronation Concert in under 5 minutes

Originally Posted by Edmond

Only a retard would live there.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

There's worst places to live....

True . . . Sudan, The Gambia . . .

Just a small part from Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney gave a spoken word performance about sustainability and nature. Both causes are close to the king’s heart. McCartney wore a regalia red double-breasted blazer from her fall 2023 collection.

“As a child, I remember the thrill of being in the Scottish Highlands of Mother Earth’s beauty so vast and untamed. Over time, we have grown with our glorious earth and made huge advancements in science, technology and fashion,” said McCartney, who has collaborated with King Charles on a variety of environmental projects.

“His majesty the king has been shining a spotlight on conservation and protecting our planet for 50 years now. He champions hope and action. Again, that hopeful spirit on this happy day, the work of healing our planet should be, and must be, the cause that unites us, never the cause that divides us. The planet earth is literally bigger than any of our differences. We need to leave a safe and sustainable world for all generations to come,” McCartney added.

Fook the scumbag King he's not wanted him and his paedo family anywhere

Some mongers may choose Manila
Others trawl for dates in Villa
Some like Patpong Pinpong
or a bong then bong bong
Top Knobs the Thriller in Camilla

Ozzy Man's three minute take:

The best video of it yet.

During the concert yesterday. Tom Cruise.......kind of corny

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

Fook the scumbag King he's not wanted him and his paedo family anywhere

You get get quite eloquent when you get excited, not at all like Yeats or Joyce, could it be you've got more than a few proddies in the old family tree