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pendy · 11-04-2005, 13:38

It wouldn't matter a d**n if he wasn't heir to the throne. This is an over-privileged, spoilt, brat, who had the chance to marry Camilla Shand when they were both single, but wouldn't make up his mind. Yes, it is a great love affair .... after all, it broke up two marriages and split two families. Now he wants it all. He should have been honest about it - his great uncle had to give up the throne because he married a divorcee. If he wanted to marry her that much, shouldn't he have done the same?

Not just a personal opinion, it could do tremendous damage to the monarchy - and everyone seems to forget the fact that she is supposed to be a Catholic - James Ogilvy had to give up his right to the throne (admittedly he was about 33 away from it!) when he married a Catholic.

The Queen has a tremedous sense of duty. Charles just seems to have a tremedous sense of privilege.

11-04-2005, 13:38	#26
pendy Resting in peace Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: London/Oswaldtwistle Posts: 1,123 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 908	Re: Question about Royal Wedding It wouldn't matter a d**n if he wasn't heir to the throne. This is an over-privileged, spoilt, brat, who had the chance to marry Camilla Shand when they were both single, but wouldn't make up his mind. Yes, it is a great love affair .... after all, it broke up two marriages and split two families. Now he wants it all. He should have been honest about it - his great uncle had to give up the throne because he married a divorcee. If he wanted to marry her that much, shouldn't he have done the same? Not just a personal opinion, it could do tremendous damage to the monarchy - and everyone seems to forget the fact that she is supposed to be a Catholic - James Ogilvy had to give up his right to the throne (admittedly he was about 33 away from it!) when he married a Catholic. The Queen has a tremedous sense of duty. Charles just seems to have a tremedous sense of privilege.