07 Saturday Sep 2013
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It may have appeared like a robbery to our boys in blue, but it may simply be a cover up.
When you read that the Palace has unwittingly been turned into a refuge for homeless people, you will no I’m right.
A palace for the people society forgets, from the people society wants to forget.
17 Monday Dec 2012
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Under the rouse that she is to receive a present for being so old, I’m sure the Queen wants to attend to see just what the fuck the Government is doing and why is the country so fucked. Never before has she seen so many, so inept at running the country.
Either that or she is there to ensure that they don’t hit her or her family for tax evasion!
03 Monday Dec 2012
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Fuck me £14k – £17k to work on the guardens at Buckingham palace is simply ridiculous. Another employer who is expected a skilled workperson for apprentice wages.
If the so called head of our country isn’t acting ‘morally’ why should other companies? If it’s alright for the Queen then we can act immorally as well. Perhaps Google etc wanted to pay tax, but perhaps the Queen advised ‘I wouldn’t if you can get away with it! Yes none of it is illegal but it should be. Any exploitation of any system through selfishness and greed needs to be outlawed! It’s not like she earns any money to pay them anyway – it’s the taxpayers money.
A message to her majesty the Queen – PAY A FAIR WAGE FOR A FAIR DAYS WORK.
09 Thursday Aug 2012
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After all the fuss about Bradley Wiggins (it actually wasn’t him but Colm Quinn) and Piers Morgan, why should someone sing the national anthem that makes a statement about two aspects in the world that somebody may not believe in; God and the healthy and safety of the monarch.
As the bible is no longer the only thing that you can swear on in a court of law, surely you should be able to sing a different anthem if it’s not something you believe in. Being an atheist republican, or an anarchist doesn’t mean you are not proud of your country!
26 Tuesday Jun 2012
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It has been touted as a landmark between anglo-irish relationship; a one time general of the IRA to shake hands with the figurehead that represented the British oppression of Ireland. It’s ironic that Britain gained most of it’s empire through bloodshed and imperialism, with the monarch’s condoning and encouraging most of it, but when the Irish have fought back over the years is seen as an act of treason.
As Egypt and Libya are experiencing new found freedoms after successful overthrowing the existing oppressive regime, Hague and Cameron applaud it, but when we are considered the oppressive regime what happens then.
Come the revolution………….
05 Tuesday Jun 2012
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04 Monday Jun 2012
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“quick liz” he says” I’ve only gone and got a bladder infection.”
“you bastard” she replies ” I was gonna use that excuse. Last time that cunt May made us look right twats, now Madness have got the roof!”
Yes, a scene direct from the royal household. I may be wrong but I can’t quite see the queen getting jiggy with JLS. Liz just give Barlow that knighthood and cancel the whole thing. You are better off having a pint in the weatherspoons nearby!
04 Monday Jun 2012
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All the radio had on last night was jubilee talk. The best line was ‘ the Queen is an excellent Queen because she says nothing and keeps out of politics’ – a perfectly good reason for the monarchy to go, not stay.
As for yesterday being a great success, it should be pointed out that Notting hill and gay pride attract similar numbers. Most big events in London attract large crowds that’s what makes it the best city in the world.
As for today, Madness were always a bunch of right wing cunts but performing on top of the palace is a new low. Perhaps they have lots in common with Prince Phillip. Anyway if Gary Barlow gets a knighthood after this expect concerts being curated by different people each year at the palace.
Jason E Cooper 