How the media loves to lay low the mighty ...

[dogtag]

It becomes a feeding frenzy whenever a scandal arises that
involves some well known personage, or even better more than one.
They're like Piranha. For two years Trump suffered their endless
attacks - and survived, much to their chagrin. Now they have a new
target, a Royal to go after. How juicy and satisfying would it be if they
were able to drag him down to their level.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ushome/index.html

[Roadkingtrax]

It would be satisfying.

[blackhawknj]

The Royals make a point of never replying to media stories, allegations, gossip, the slander and libel laws of the UK are pretty strict, they really do not have a First Amendment.

[togor]

Royals are glorified parasites, and relics of an age when people were judged incapable of governing themselves.

But they dress really well in public.

[bruce]

Re: Royals. France eliminated royalty wholesale during their revolution. Same with Russia. In fact WWI pretty much buried most royalty. Those that are left are pretty much relics of history. About like the robber barons. No loss. JMHO. Sincerely. bruce.

[Vern Humphrey]

Re: Royals. France eliminated royalty wholesale during their revolution. Same with Russia. In fact WWI pretty much buried most royalty. Those that are left are pretty much relics of history. About like the robber barons. No loss. JMHO. Sincerely. bruce.

I have never understood why we waste bandwith on these people.