Royalty

  • The Queen & her people: An Olympic games

    The late Queen is known for having borne with a lot of upset and upheaval in her time. It’s because of the arguing of other people who had more place than importance here. It was sad, but also humorous, too.

    In one instance, the London Olympics had their ups and downs before the games even started. She was beset with requests for more information or further answers to questions. She didn’t expect any of her planners to have needed this, or any of the other volunteers with her.

    It culminated in a large meeting in a hall in London in which many of the planning committee participants had to meet together. It was at this point she had to lay down an ultimatum and they took it with respect. It was all they could do. It was a hard rebuke to a bad work ethic.

    To her this epitomised a challenge that she began to encounter in other parts of the country. It was as she looked that she found more instances of people not working together. It was disheartening. She felt that more was possible than what had started here a thousand years ago.

  • Prince Andrew is more innocent than you or I

    The idea that Prince Andrew has been involved in prostitution is less likely than the claim that Journalists and Politicians in London have been involved in prostitution.

    It’s not just the sexual urge.

    It’s also the type prostitution that is involved that determines if people are doing it and who.

    It’s believed in Jeffrey Epstein’s case that he was involved in “American Roulette”, a type that’s a lot more difficult to understand than others.

    This ring or racket involves participants as equally as those that run it. It’s also often difficult to work out if the girls involved are victims or if they are a type of investor in the activity.

    The spread of Epstein’s activity is not just to do with his role as a financial analyst. It has something to do with the random nature of this type of sexual activity and the behaviour of its customers.

    Prince Andrew has usually had a settled calendar or schedule in his public activities. It’s unlikely he was able to take part in this.

    The truth runs thinly however when it’s handled by those who are more willing to believe lies and suspicion and are prone to run with rumour rather than the facts.

  • Call for information: Prince Andrew harasser

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a harasser alleged to stalk Prince Andrew on official visits and across his estates has now been re-spotted in a public space in Reading, Berkshire.

    A suspect
    A suspect alleged of stalking and seeking to harm Prince Andrew over a number of years.

    A previous sighting – ignored by UK-based news media companies – has now gone on record as a confirmed attempt against his life.

    It’s believed to have occurred in 2011 on the Windsor estate – inclusive of Windsor Castle – and witnessed by two dog walkers.

    Lies, lies, lies

    The recent so-called scandal regarding an American financier and Prince Andrew is now largely known as false in legal circles.

    It’s occurred because of the release of a mountain of documentation that has proved that Prince Andrew must have known the late American citizen circumspectly rather than intimately, as previously implied.

    While it hasn’t stopped speculation by some news media staff and also Police units, it’s been confirmed he remains a Prince and will be restored to limited duties shortly.

    Any information relating to this individual must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • The King & his people: Stepping out

    Marking yourself out on film is something that King Charles has been able to hone over a long period of time, in particular respect of looking at his late mother and how she presented herself and portrayed her reign on television and in photographs.

    It’s been clear from the start that His Majesty has wanted to put himself front and centre. It’s so that people remember that he says things for their benefit, not just so that he’s heard and known to have spoken about a matter.

    In our time, finally settling on somebody to say things authoritatively has become a preoccupation of many people online. It’s not always the right choice and sometimes there are consequences. However, the King himself has shown great responsibility in regard to this effort himself.

    He isn’t known as being argumentative and if he says something off the cuff in public it’s usually said in good humour and kept to the point. His latest filming effort with Amazon Prime is a good example of this approach and it continues to bolster his respect worldwide.

  • The Queen & her people: The archivist

    The late Queen wasn’t known as an activist and so she was more keenly aware of the times than others. While many were trying to get law changes, she was quietly working away at the things she loved to do to take care of the country she lived in. These past-times were also professional contributions to the State itself, and enrich our cultural archives in more ways than we presently realise.

    Her attention to the detail of people’s lives is well-known in charity circles, but it’s her meticulous and masterful documentation of our culture and times that supports the recognition of her acute abilities. She waited on issues with a studious mind, and made sure that all of her conclusions were of the highest benefit to others. This is the true work of a Queen.

    It took its form in photography, diary writing, and recording facts on the basis of her own commissioned research. This was all private, as it should be for a royal figure. It illustrated her times in a far better and far more superior way than others were attempting, and her endeavouring to do it made her a much more superior intellect than others that just wrote about it all.

    Her goal, however, had been to improve the archives of the nation and so it was that a large amount of material was amassed to be bequeathed to a more sensitive type of storage for our future. This is not on the same level of her worth as a public figure, but it improves our prospects as a Union in the sense of proving and improving our times.

  • The Queen & her people: A private mission

    The Late Queen wasn’t someone who took a person’s definition lightly, or definitely. If someone said to her that her position was just ceremonial, for instance, she’d think about what they meant.

    Her usual conclusion is alleged to have centred on the ceremonial positions that are replete throughout the UK, “and on every doorstep”, and this reassured her that at least she had a place.

    It’s believed, however, that she saw her role as much more practical than purely presentational because of some sage advice that she was given by others.

    They knew that she struggled in a society that was deeply embroiled in all different types of histories, and this meant her life might be lost to the crowd or in the general times.

    She didn’t pass over the needs of her people. She still played a huge role, if not a political one. Her approach had been to set politics in the place it wanted. She acted around it as if it meant no harm.

    This is exactly how experts see her. They see it in a general setting with other people. She travelled overseas in her own right. She spoke to people about their matters. It wasn’t just about issues that are political all too often.

  • Prince Harry isn’t done yet

    The pilloried not-podcast host Prince Harry – who is doomed to rise and fall on the tides of Netflix deals – hasn’t got an easy time for himself if recent Royal news is to be believed.

    The not-fascination in American media for his family – who are gleefully separated from their titles and duties one by one – is a Bonnie and Clyde newsreel masterpiece.

    It’s not accepted here so widely that (former) Prince Andrew is guilty, but in Los Angeles things like this drop like butter. It’s said it must play a part in the psyche, but we think Old Harry is a much tougher cookie.

  • Exclusive: Prince William in a “dating relationship”

    It’s all go for the Prince of Wales. It’s alleged he’s in a “dating relationship” in private. This means he’s going out with someone of his choosing, and he’s liking it, apparently.

    There’s no name yet. It’s previously been believed to be Lady Charlotte Wellesley, but as things go in London and elsewhere, it changes rapidly and we don’t know yet.

  • Royalty is under fire, but not fired

    The saga of Prince Andrew wrestling with American legal might has led to strands of tall tales and some punditry. In light of the failure of our actual ability to know things forthrightly, some of the events have to play out by themselves.

    This has led to much speculation, and many more pages of stories, tattle, and gossip. The publication of a memoir by Virginia Roberts Giuffre is just a continuation of this process. It sets down more firmly what she said before about her side.

    The actual authority on the matter is our opinion. The settlement out of court didn’t suggest much beyond it being a cheaper way forward. The passing of Giuffre leaves the door wide open to interpretation. This isn’t a settled matter at all.

  • Caught: Royal antagonist

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a harasser of Royalty and an antagonist of the Royal Family has now been spotted.

    A suspect alleged of malicious interference and making malicious accusations.

    He’s alleged to behind false accusations against Royal figures. He’s also alleged to have set up false complicity stories against the King in relation to international criminals.

  • Queen Camilla is a consummate performer

    The Royal visit to Rome brought out two aspects of the current Monarchy in full view.

    First, it shows a dominant King that knows his realm and understands the purposes of many international things.

    Second, it shows Queen Camilla is able to hold her own even in a slow, male-led environment.

    She looked the part as the Vatican loomed large over her. She took her place and held it as an English Queen should.

    It was a moment dedicated to friendship but also Royal ways. The Queen is a strong leader and advocate for a modern outreach.

  • A Royal visit to Rome is diplomacy

    The King and Queen’s visit to Rome next week marks another chapter in a developing story of the UK’s eased relationship with Catholics worldwide. We no longer accept the violence of the past and we want peaceful coexistence for all religions, not just Protestant and Catholic.

    Although much has been made of recent strides toward greater harmony, there’s still a striking difference between all faiths, and the creeds of those with none. This forms the bedrock of much contemporary debate about ourselves.

    The Monarchy has now long chosen a path toward greater engagement with everybody, and this has helped keep our heads above water. Although we don’t see eye to eye, at least the schisms aren’t the subject of the same activity as before. However local the hatred, ties still bind us.

  • The Queen & her people: Living in London

    London is an historic capital as well as being a Royal seat. It’s not always had this accolade. However in her late Majesty’s reign she made it her principal residence. She preferred to stay in Buckingham Palace over any of her other residences.

    In fact the city drew much more of her attention than many people knew. Her two key interests were the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. She confided these were her favourite “pre-reign” landmarks by far. She said she also liked a number of more recent additions.

    Her observation of construction often took in an obsessive level of detail. She is said to have liked to look over planning documents to imagine the final image. Her impression of the city mattered to her, but also the projection of the UK that it gave to others.

    Her belief in architectural values didn’t dim. She liked to read and hear about design aspects. It made sense to her to put more into things we see over a longer period of time than things we let go of too quickly, she once said.

    Her like for home comforts in London only grew stronger. She frequently drank tea, ate biscuits, and enjoyed cakes in residence because it made her feel positive about life. The tastes were plain enough to have again over the years.

    It’s renowned to do this in London because of its shops – including the newer ones. She particularly appreciated the supplies she got by herself. Her enjoyment of shopping is alleged to have led to many rounds on her own.

  • King Charles safety concerns increase

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, King Charles is being accused of reneging on travel commitments.

    It relates to the Security Services

    According to special sources, he makes clandestine movements not on record.

    He also plans media visits that are not a result of advice.

    It leads to security alerts.

  • Royal marriages loom large

    It may be Prince William’s second turn if recent rumours are to be believed. His marriage to Princess Catherine has resulted in a family primed for reign.

    However, moving on is also a part of Royal life. His father has done it (albeit under different circumstances). He may now be preparing for it too.

    The mysteries of why is easily answered by what usually comes next. A Prince often wants his reign to set in properly. It may entail a new direction to do it.