By Denis Campbell
Her Majesty is “displeased.”
Queen Elizabeth II normally stays above the fray, so much so that “displeased” is a cause for alarm bells across Westminster and the land. Most monarchs in Europe’s labyrinth of Constitutional Monarchies serve largely “ceremonial” roles. Although most can still take the Draconian step of dissolving a dysfunctional government, they [...]
MP Expense Row Drum Beats On
Posted on 18 May 2009 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Buckingham Palace, Conservative leader David Cameron, David Cameron, displeased, Gordon Brown, HRH Queen Elizabeth II, Lib Dems, MP expenses, Nick Clegg, Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Queen Elizabeth, Tony Blair
Curious George’s Green Gaffe
Posted on 30 June 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: Air Force One, Amtrak, arrival, Ascot, Blackhawk helicopter, blissful lack of sophistication, Buckingham Palace, buffoon, carbon footprint, climate change, Crawford, David Cameron, departure, destroying trees, disrupted flights, global warming, Gordon Brown, green redneck, Heathrow 40, Her Majesty, Horse Guard Parade Grounds, Iran’s nuclear arsenal, Iraq War, Jeff Foxworthy, LAX, Metroliners, Middle East peace, Number 10, Palace gardens, President Bush, Queen Elizabeth, RAF airbase, Scotland, Secret Service detail, Stansted Airport, texas, unobtrusive, Wales
Queen Elizabeth’s horse won a stakes race at Ascot. She arrived, watched the race, presented the trophy and left with little fanfare. To compare and contrast, President Bush’s 747 aircraft, Air Force One, landed under heavy security at Heathrow shutting down one of the world’s busiest airports and disrupting, delaying or cancelling the travels of [...]
















































