The Royals - the Commonwealth

Who actually gives a rats arse who the head of state of Jamaica or any other Commonwealth country is? If they don't want a British monarch that's fair enough.

I'm not an ardent Royalist but I do respect the Queen for her service to the country. I can't stand Charles and he's like some 1950s throwback so personally I'd like William to succeed her as him and Kate offer a far more modern image of the UK.
 
I wonder what Farage has to say about them being ruled by an unelected German and chief slavery promoting family?

It is just international domestic abuse, they can't let go of the victims.
 
Invisible Man's Bandage said:
Who actually gives a rats arse who the head of state of Jamaica or any other Commonwealth country is? If they don't want a British monarch that's fair enough.

I'm not an ardent Royalist but I do respect the Queen for her service to the country. I can't stand Charles and he's like some 1950s throwback so personally I'd like William to succeed her as him and Kate offer a far more modern image of the UK.
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According to the daily mail.
 
Corky said:
I wonder what Farage has to say about them being ruled by an unelected German and chief slavery promoting family?

It is just international domestic abuse, they can't let go of the victims.
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He’d probably try to sell you a personal video message sent to your wife for Mother’s Day because mothers love him apparently.
 
bluethrunthru said:
Hot on the heels of Barbados. Jamaica signals its "exit" from Monarchist controls. Can't help but think its recent decisions made that diminish us on the world stage that make the association with us as unattractive as separatists have been urging at home. I suspect if Australia moves to become a republic the house of cards could fall....

www.reuters.com

Jamaica PM tells British royals island nation wants to be independent

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness told Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate on Wednesday his country wants to be "independent" and address "unresolved" issues, a day after protesters called on the United Kingdom to pay reparations for slavery.
www.reuters.com www.reuters.com
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Wishful thinking.
 
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