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  1. The institution of the constitutional monarch as head of State has been a
    calming and
    stabilising influence on British history and society for the past 200
    years. Unlike a
    President the job of monarch does not go to an individual who has had to
    strike deals,
    make promises which are undeliverable, lie and cheat and deceive. As such,
    New Labour
    appointees aside, the monarch is not in the pocket of lobbying groups, big
    business or
    special interest minorities, has no political axe to grind and looks upon
    all citizens
    as equals, regardless of class, political opinions, religious
    denomination, schooling,
    money or title.

    The institution of the constitutional monarch is a living continuity
    between the past,
    the present and the future and strengthens our sense of national identity
    and pride
    therein. The Queen is an international icon who represents the quiet,
    dignified, cool
    and calm nature of Britons; the better characteristics of our people. At a
    time when
    media-manufactured “celebrities” are idolised pursuing hedonistic and
    perverted
    lifestyles, the dignity, benevolence and graciousness exemplified by Her
    Majesty and
    her husband could not be in greater contrast.

    God bless Her Majesty and may she continue to have good health and live to
    see a Britain
    and its people which has once again taken control of its own destiny.

    Which it might if you vote BNP

    --
    Davey on the Road

  2. Hey, I'm 1/2 Canadian! God save the Queen! My relatives up North are also celebrating.

    Dan

    Davey Crockett said:

    The institution of the constitutional monarch as head of State has been
    a calming and
    stabilising influence on British history and society for the past 200
    years. Unlike a
    President the job of monarch does not go to an individual who has had
    to strike deals,
    make promises which are undeliverable, lie and cheat and deceive. As
    such, New Labour
    appointees aside, the monarch is not in the pocket of lobbying groups,
    big business or
    special interest minorities, has no political axe to grind and looks
    upon all citizens
    as equals, regardless of class, political opinions, religious
    denomination, schooling,
    money or title.

    The institution of the constitutional monarch is a living continuity
    between the past,
    the present and the future and strengthens our sense of national
    identity and pride
    therein. The Queen is an international icon who represents the quiet,
    dignified, cool
    and calm nature of Britons; the better characteristics of our people. At
    a time when
    media-manufactured “celebrities” are idolised pursuing hedonistic and
    perverted
    lifestyles, the dignity, benevolence and graciousness exemplified by
    Her Majesty and
    her husband could not be in greater contrast.

    God bless Her Majesty and may she continue to have good health and live
    to see a Britain
    and its people which has once again taken control of its own destiny.

    Which it might if you vote BNP

  3. On Fri, 21 Apr 2006 22:44:17 +0200, Dan Spisak <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Hey, I'm 1/2 Canadian! God save the Queen! My relatives up North are
    also celebrating.

    Dan

    You are most welcome

    And Davey would like at this time to state that there is no truth
    whatsoever to
    the rumour that Little Libbie Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is pulling a Beaner and
    trying to
    recoup a certain former North American colony by swimming across a certain
    river
    in the hopes of gaining Amnesty and declaring sovereignty if as and when a
    certain
    WarLord gives assent to an enabling statute.

    --
    Davey on the Road

  4. Personally I feel quite sorry for the British royalty. Imagine being in
    the spot light 24 hours a day every day with half of your subjects
    praying for you to have a pratfall to make their day?

    The money that they made sure as hell doesn't pay for what they have to
    go through. Give me liberty before the dough.

  5. "Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Personally I feel quite sorry for the British royalty. Imagine being in
    the spot light 24 hours a day every day with half of your subjects
    praying for you to have a pratfall to make their day?

    The money that they made sure as hell doesn't pay for what they have to
    go through. Give me liberty before the dough.

    Well Eunuch, you've got liberty and look what that's done for you. Even
    Elizabeth gave you liberty. Maybe you should try something else. Fascism
    might work for you.

  6. I think if she had embarassed her kids as much as they have embarassed
    her, they would have disowned her. She's pretty classy.

  7. In article
    <[email hidden]>,

    MyPostingID said:

    I think if she had embarassed her kids as much as they have embarassed
    her, they would have disowned her. She's pretty classy.

    I have not followed it closely; my impression is that she
    was very hard on Philip and Margaret, for two.

    Those clothes! I believe she wears them so she knows who
    her friends are.

    I respect her and wish her the best.

    --
    Michael Press

  8. Michael Press said:

    I have not followed it closely; my impression is that she
    was very hard on Philip and Margaret, for two.

    Well close..........

    But Philip (or Philippos Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg
    to give him his real name, Prince of Greece and Denmark), is Libby's
    hubby, and Margaret Rose her now deceased younger sister.

    But nil desperandum. One parasite is pretty much like any other in
    Davey's experience.

    --
    Davey on the Road

  9. Oh Scotland disna have a king
    she disna have a queen
    How can there be a second Liz when the first yin's never bin
    ne'er Lizabeth the one
    ne'er Lizabeth the twa
    Ne'er Liz will ever be
    For we'll mak oor land a republic
    in the Scottish breakaway
    :-))
    Dan Gregorach

  10. Dan Gregory said:

    Oh Scotland disna have a king
    she disna have a queen
    How can there be a second Liz when the first yin's never bin
    ne'er Lizabeth the one
    ne'er Lizabeth the twa
    Ne'er Liz will ever be
    For we'll mak oor land a republic
    in the Scottish breakaway
    :-))
    Dan Gregorach

    It's a pity there was no Wallace at Drummossie Moor, right?

    --
    Davey on the Road

  11. Say laff@me, isn't it time for you to find a new job? This time you may
    have to move to Albuquerque to get away from your reputation.

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