[Help] His Majesty King Charles

[Live by the sea]

it's only very lefty when compared to your rag of choice, the daily bloody mail

That’s not my choice , I occasionally glance online as it’s free . The main newspaper I read Is The London Times & the NY Times .

 

[Randy McNob]

Can you tell us where, oh mighty one, you gather the information on which you think without reading a diverse selection of sources?

Or do you just make shit up with no background knowledge?

Your attitude to “another Guardian reader” suggests the latter. Just because someone chooses a specific article that explains something succinctly doesn’t mean that’s all they’ve read.

So if one were to read the guardian and the Express/Mail that would be a balanced representation of the news and opinion?

 

[Mo Gosfield]

Charles has quite deliberately and sensibly adopted a low profile approach to his first year as King. After 70 years, he knew that a period of reflection and acceptance of change was needed. He hasn't done a lot and that was the right approach. You can't judge him yet as he has been relatively inactive. I would imagine that he has been involved in a lot of planning for the short term ahead. Expect a much busier schedule.

 

[Randy McNob]

Charles has quite deliberately and sensibly adopted a low profile approach to his first year as King. After 70 years, he knew that a period of reflection and acceptance of change was needed. He hasn't done a lot and that was the right approach. You can't judge him yet as he has been relatively inactive. I would imagine that he has been involved in a lot of planning for the short term ahead. Expect a much busier schedule.

doesn't William and Kate fill in for most of the engagements and visits?

 

[Chicken Run]

The OP has yet again got his wishes, the usual suspects fighting amongst themselves about a subject that has been done to death on here

 

[Clive Walker]

Charles has quite deliberately and sensibly adopted a low profile approach to his first year as King. After 70 years, he knew that a period of reflection and acceptance of change was needed. He hasn't done a lot and that was the right approach. You can't judge him yet as he has been relatively inactive. I would imagine that he has been involved in a lot of planning for the short term ahead. Expect a much busier schedule.

A much busier schedule of remaining inactive and not doing a lot is my guess!

 

[WATFORD zero]

I saw this thread and thought that maybe he'd done something about the paedo but I'm sure he's been busy on other things

 

[Cheshire Cat]

A much busier schedule of remaining inactive and not doing a lot is my guess!

If I was 75, and had the "Groom of the Privy Toothbrush" to clean my teeth for me, I wouldn't bother doing much either.

 

[The Clamp]

He’s been quietly and deliberately organising to almost double the money he steals from the taxpayer next year.

f***ing parasite.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

With an average so far of in excess of 8.7 out of 10 its fair to say he has done an exceptionally good job in his first year.

Given that the lowest vote you allow for is 7, how many people will not have voted. Has he actually done anything worthwhile….. or perhaps more “has he actually done anything”.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Guardian reader oh dear
Try thinking for yourself

What a strange comment. How else do we get information if not MSM and other sources? Are you a Trump supporter?

Not only strange, but daft. I would think Guardian readers much more likely to think for themselves and even disagree with what they read, certainly more so than people who read the Mail, the Express or the telegraph,

 

[The Clamp]

Not only strange, but daft. I would think Guardian readers much more likely to think for themselves and even disagree with what they read, certainly more so than people who read the Mail, the Express or the telegraph,

Quite.

Just the other day I questioned the cooking time for a samphire and malabar frangipani.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

The guardian is very lefty of course it hates the monarchy .

The Guardian, believe it or not, has more than one person writing for it. And some of them actually disagree with each other. And they are both critical and supportive of the monarchy……
……. But I would guess you’ve never read it. I have read enough from the Mail to feel qualified to criticise it.

 

[Live by the sea]

I have read it online it’s free . Whilst there is some difference of opinion from some of its writers , The guardian in general has an overall mindset that is set by its editorial team .

 

[Bakero]

I have read it online it’s free . Whilst there is some difference of opinion from some of its writers , The guardian in general has an overall mindset that is set by its editorial team .

In contrast to most of the other papers whose editorial mindset is controlled by the billionaire owners.

 

[rogersix]

That’s not my choice , I occasionally glance online as it’s free . The main newspaper I read Is The London Times & the NY Times .

they are both, extreme right wing

 

[rogersix]

Charles has quite deliberately and sensibly adopted a low profile approach to his first year as King. After 70 years, he knew that a period of reflection and acceptance of change was needed. He hasn't done a lot and that was the right approach. You can't judge him yet as he has been relatively inactive. I would imagine that he has been involved in a lot of planning for the short term ahead. Expect a much busier schedule.

i'ld imagine he's just embarassed, they genetically have blushed cheeks

 

[rogersix]

I have read it online it’s free . Whilst there is some difference of opinion from some of its writers , The guardian in general has an overall mindset that is set by its editorial team .

that's what a newspaper is

 

[nicko31]

He’s been quietly and deliberately organising to almost double the money he steals from the taxpayer next year.

f***ing parasite.

He is a master at maintaining the status quo and the public lap it up

 

[GT49er]

Charles has quite deliberately and sensibly adopted a low profile approach to his first year as King. After 70 years, he knew that a period of reflection and acceptance of change was needed. He hasn't done a lot and that was the right approach. You can't judge him yet as he has been relatively inactive. I would imagine that he has been involved in a lot of planning for the short term ahead. Expect a much busier schedule.

So, to put it in simple terms, he's done OK then (sorry to offend the republican front on NSC ..... not!)