Prince Philip "What the hell are they playing at?" after Harry and Meghan quit the Royal Family

First of all I like Harry and Meghan. I hope no harm comes there way. Coupled with the recent Iran blunder; by Iran, the world seems to be now entering a different ways and means. It may be for the better and its NOT because of The New World Order. Its in Spite of it. Well the old boy didn't need a blue pill as this did it for him. I wonder if he has the Rothchild's on speed dial. I also hope he doesn't ask Prince Andrew to contact Ghislaine Maxwell because we know were that could go.

What the hell are they playing at

Well that's what I thought about when Charles took off with Carmella whilst still married to Diana. So where was the old boy back then. In the horse stable?

Here's some snippets of his reactions:

A furious Prince Philip has blasted Harry and Meghan for their decision to step down as senior royals, accusing them of lacking respect for the Queen.

Fuming Prince Philip reacted with disbelief at Harry and Meghan’s decision to quit as frontline royals, saying: “What the hell are they playing at?” The Duke of Edinburgh, 98, was furious over their bombshell announcement and accused them of a lack of respect for the Queen.

“But he was spitting blood when aides informed him what had happened.

This guy needs to just go away.

So all just have a bag of Crisps on me but stay away from the Mint Jelly.

a reply to: Waterglass

At 98 it is hard to watch the House of Cards you have built all your life lose a few important pieces.

a reply to: Waterglass

The royal family, an outdated institution that does nothing but signify the elitist attitudes of the past, in short, who actually cares?

Any old grumpy grandpa would probably say the same thing when he has a missus that has a face that looks like it has been chasing parked cars for much of its life!

Give the poor bugger a break... traipsing after Liz for yonks must take its toll! 😳😳😳😉🤪🤪

a reply to: Waterglass

Prince Philip so mad with Meghan that he's considering declare war to America and recover the colonies. Or maybe he goes after California only.

originally posted by: Lagomorphe
Any old grumpy grandpa would probably say the same thing when he has a missus that has a face that looks like it has been chasing parked cars for much of its life!

Give the poor bugger a break... traipsing after Liz for yonks must take its toll! 😳😳😳😉🤪🤪

And to add :

Harry is a sound lad and was a good officer who ate, slept and shagged with the lads...

Meg is still in my shed by the way.

Lags

a reply to: Waterglass

Philip is right , they should have spoken to the Queen before making their announcement , not to do so is disrespectful.


If this was a man distancing a woman from her family and moving them away he'd likely be accused of coercive control but as Meghan is a mixed race American woman we're expected to feel sorry for her and be on her side ... her brother warned of something like this before they married.



But she took the prize and ran , she wanted the big show wedding and to play at being Princess but the reality didn't match the dream so now she wants out , Harry made a big mistake and now he's paying the price.

a reply to: Waterglass

well they were disrespectful to the queen and especially his grandparents.

megan seems like a control freak.

english people dont use mint jelly. they use mint sauce. big difference. just saying

It's nothing more than history repeating itself.

Remember Edward the VIII and his abdication? No? Well, he got involved with a scheming little socialite (who was divorced) and in the end? Due to her influence he abdicated the throne.

Pretty much how this scenario is laid out other than than Harry married first before tossing it all over.

That Harry and Meg 'sprang' their decision on the 'family' is a pretty good indication what a scummy influence she is.

Kind'a like George (Harry) and Wallis (Meg).

The Queen 'wasn't amused' over their shenanigans either.

a reply to: Waterglass

As an internet expert on the Royal Family, I can safely say that most of them are British.

This means they neat Jellied Eels.

Why would anyone do that?

I mean seriously.

Who eats them? What do they cost?

Are they good on bagels?

Crap.

Now I'm hungry for a bagel.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Waterglass

As an internet expert on the Royal Family, I can safely say that most of them are British.

This means they neat Jellied Eels.

Why would anyone do that?

I mean seriously.

Who eats them? What do they cost?

Are they good on bagels?

Crap.

Now I'm hungry for a bagel.

I like neat jellified eels.

They press their trousers.

I'll never understand how so many continue to obsess over a bunch of people who are entitled because they raped and pillaged our ancestors until there was no one left to put them in their place. I've given up trying to hypothesize how seemingly intelligent people display genuine loyalty to human idols and obviously fraudulent religions (cough, cough, Scientology) and I've racked it up to it probably just being some erroneous way in which the human brain is wired so people just cant help it.

a reply to: Waterglass

Maybe they want to get away from the pedo's around them.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
As an internet expert on the Royal Family, I can safely say that most of them are British.

This means they neat Jellied Eels.

That's East London. Britain has nearly as many regional food patterns as regional accents.
The Duchess of Cornwall eats only Cornish pasties.

a reply to: DISRAELI

The Duchess of Cornwall eats only Cornish pasties.

And doesn't she look well on it , A Ginsters a day keeps the doctor away.

With all the grave words being used to describe a routine young man's rebellion from his domineering family (something that happens every day) ... such as "civil war" and "crisis" ... it seems to me the royals are pushing the media to hard on this story. Why? Probably to over shadow the dark cloud that has recently come upon them with Prince Andrews pedophilia and child sex ring connections.

Royal PR consultant: "You know after that creepy BBC interview, you know what we need to distract from your connection to pedophilia your majesties? A royal civil war! The people are all about that Game Of Thrones stuff right now; if we give them a real life Game Of Thrones they'll forget all about the fact that your covering up for child sex trafficking"

a reply to: alphacenturi

english people dont use mint jelly. they use mint sauce.

Ah mate now do they? All I know is what I know so we could both be right. Read on.

Well what about the upper echelon of society in the UK? We had a new President come over from the pond. He owned property on St. Andrews and was graduated as a PhD from Cambridge University. I also worked in another $2 billion firm whose CEO was also from the UK. This CEO was also awarded the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II. I was a direct report to one not the other but attended luncheons during meetings.

It was always Mint Jelly. I also was asked by our President as to where he could buy Mint Jelly [NOT] sauce in the States. We found that we could not by it in the USA but it was available across the Border in Niagara On The Lake as In Ontario, Canada. Eh. A fine place to spend your Loonies and Toonies.

So that's what I know. Just sayin. So I have a actual references, you?

originally posted by: Waterglass
"english people dont use mint jelly. they use mint sauce."

Ah mate now do they? All I know is what I know so we could both be right.

Any English person can tell you that the English DO use mint sauce (with lamb). I wouldn't attempt to prove a negative proposition, though.

We also eat jellybabies;

Hi ... I'm an Englishman and can confirm it's mint sauce , we have jelly with custard.

Nothing has changed.