The media is full of the news that Charles is to marry Camilla in April 2005.
Any views on this ?
Any views on this ?
About bloody time, he's always been a bit slow behind the bike sheds. Good for them. Just in time to get the nation in a jolly good mood for the General Election. I am so pleased for them, they do love each other.limerickman said:The media is full of the news that Charles is to marry Camilla in April 2005.
Any views on this ?
Henry VIII did it years ago, so where's the modern day precedent. We don't really have a constitution, it is like Law, a moveable feast.limerickman said:Just watched Newsnight and they're getting themselves in to a state.
Paxo arguing with a Bishop from the CoE about the fact that C&C cannot get wed (they'e only having a blessing) on the 8th April.
Paxo was banging on about being divorcees and Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson.
The Bishop did a bit of hopping round but Paxo wouldn't let go.
I am indifferent to be honest about it - they ought to have married when they met back in the 1970's.
So in a way, i feel sorry for them, having both had unhappy marriages.
I think the Constitutional question is interesting - can a head of state really be the head of the CoE, after being divorced ?
Time to call in the canon lawyers.
Is there a Jesuit in the house ?
Sorry, wrong team - but, that wouldn't prevent them having an answer.
They had an answer to everything when I was in their school.
FredC said:Henry VIII did it years ago, so where's the modern day precedent. We don't really have a constitution, it is like Law, a moveable feast.
The Cof E have adapted to modern day attitudes without the blips from the fundamentalists, and this is another occasion whereby in Case Law it has happened before and therefore must stand.
In that case I wouldn't sitting in with the Jesuits on this one.
bcbob said:Is it just me or has the media / current opinion gone barmy????
who cares if he marries Camilla? The fact that the idiot might become King either way should be far more worrying!!!!
Maybe he can get his own little club going with Prince Phillip, President Bush and maybe Ronald reagan could join in aswell!
No it won't, its already sorted.MountainPro said:i am not pro or anti monarchy...but i am glad that they are marrying. I just dont know why he didnt marry her years ago before the whole Diana marriage fiasco...
basically i think its because wouldnt be able to give him children and heirs.
the CoE issue is going to rumble on and on...best not get involved...
Ah thanks for that i had no idea!FredC said:Don't worry about it, the Royal Family are only titular heads of state, and have no political control whatsoever. Why don't you go and live in Zimbabwe to find a leader of the peoples? Are you a Lambeth luco?
Charlie boy would have become King whether or not he remarries. Idiots are not barred from getting married, or sitting on the throne.bcbob said:Ah thanks for that i had no idea!
As for being " Only titular heads of state" this may be true but being, the head of state means that he will represent our country. Now like i said i find the fact that he will represent our country a lot more disturbing than the fact that he will marry Camilla!
Of course its only my opinion. so, i suppose now that i have an opinion that is different than Freds i shall have to go and live in Zimbabwe and find a leader of the people??????
There we are then, the Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer has agreed with me that the marriage of Charles and Camilla is indeed legal. So much for Paxo and his assembled clowns. There are many reasons for it to take place, not least The Human Rights Act. Therefore confirming that there is no Royal constitution in place.FredC said:Henry VIII did it years ago, so where's the modern day precedent. We don't really have a constitution, it is like Law, a moveable feast.
The Cof E have adapted to modern day attitudes without the blips from the fundamentalists, and this is another occasion whereby in Case Law it has happened before and therefore must stand.
In that case I wouldn't sitting in with the Jesuits on this one.
FredC said:Charlie boy would have become King whether or not he remarries. Idiots are not barred from getting married, or sitting on the throne.
He should have married Camilla in the first place, and not that ghastly Diana. You only have to go to Zimbabwe to see how King M'gabi behaves, then you'll be pleased that we have Charlie in reserve.
Not at all, but his father is. Methinks that his family reconsidered, and therefore sent no more of their children off to the Gordonston Boot camp.limerickman said:Do you reckon that Charles is an idiot ?
I don't know what to make of him.
From what i have read, he had a tough time of it when he was a kid being sent off to Gordonston.
His father gave him a difficult time - by all accounts.
I think his eyesight needs testing.
Give the lad a fair crack of the whip, they are a delightful couple. What's more wonderful than giving each other a good loofering in the bath, drying off into fluffy bathrobes, and cutting each others toenails at leisure.limerickman said:Do you reckon that Charles is an idiot ?
I think his eyesight needs testing.
limerickman said:The media is full of the news that Charles is to marry Camilla in April 2005.
Any views on this ?
I thought he just wanted to be her “feminine hygiene product”???FredC said:Give the lad a fair crack of the whip, they are a delightful couple. What's more wonderful than giving each other a good loofering in the bath, drying off into fluffy bathrobes, and cutting each others toenails at leisure.
You're just jealous.
limerickman said:The media is full of the news that Charles is to marry Camilla in April 2005.
Any views on this ?
She's probably a bit past that stage now. Perhaps an incontinent pad might be the modern day equivalent.zapper said:I thought he just wanted to be her “feminine hygiene product”???
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