The Diamond Jubilee Luncheon and Dinner for the World's Monarchs: May 18, 2012


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Why should the people of those respective countries have a say at all, imo. For the most part (not including Simeon of Bulgaria who sought a successful political life in his homeland) they are technically 'private citizens' or 'resident bodies' and should be able to do attend whatever events they are invited too.

Many of course still have significant public profiles, but nonentheless, they should not be answerable to any political body on the matters of private recreation or socialisation.

It seems to me as being a matter of wanting to control these people for the sake of being difficult.
 
My word, look at the King of Swaziland's wife's shoes!! Words cannot describe them, just take a look:

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EIIR said:
My word, look at the King of Swaziland's wife's shoes!! Words cannot describe them, just take a look:

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They're awful.
 
My word, look at the King of Swaziland's wife's shoes!! Words cannot describe them, just take a look:

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When people say Catherines fashion sense is boring, is this what they mean she should adopt?:eek:

I can only imagine what was going through Philip's mind when he saw her come through the door.
 
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Interesting video indeed. Speaking of curtsey i noticed Charlene did a little one to the Duke of Kent (and received quite a weird glance from the Queen).
 
The first thing that came to mind was the shoes that Nicholas Kirkwood designed for the Diamond Jubilee.

Nicholas Kirkwood pearly queen shoes « Snap Fashion

Remember he's the one who says Kate's shoes are too boring. Are these the shoe's this woman's wearing? They cost £995, so I hope not.
 
They are indeed the very same. And entirely vulgar.

A case of too much money, and not enough sense.
 
Looks like them doesnt it. 995 pounds probably does not seem excessive to Mswati.
 
How strange that after we all remarked that we thought the shoes were awful that someone actually turns up in them at the monarchs' luncheon.

It makes me so angry to see this woman turn up in a pair of almost £1,000 shoes when the majority of Swazis live on less than £1 per day. Truly sickening.
 
How strange that after we all remarked that we thought the shoes were awful that someone actually turns up in them at the monarchs' luncheon.

It makes me so angry to see this woman turn up in a pair of almost £1,000 shoes when the majority of Swazis live on less than £1 per day. Truly sickening.

I wonder if he bought a pair for each of his 13 wives.
 
I thought I read a DM article that said he had divorced his current wife, the King of Swaziland that is.
 
Don't even joke NGalitzine! The money spent on that one pair of shoes could feed almost 1,000 of Mswati's people. Ugh.

From the ridiculous to the sublime, the Empress of Japan looks wonderful.
 
I thought I read a DM article that said he had divorced his current wife, the King of Swaziland that is.
Which one? He has quite a few of them.
He did divorce one (after she was accused of having an affair with one of his ministers) and another one literally fled from the palace.
 
One can't help but wonder what Queen Beatrix must be feeling knowing that her son is not so far away in a coma. It must preoccupy her thoughts every day.

I feel for her very much and also wonder if that was another contributing factor as to why the Dutch Parliament granted it's permission for her to attend. Perhaps the Queen will be visitng her son, sister in-law and grandchildren while she's in the country.
 
I thought I read a DM article that said he had divorced his current wife, the King of Swaziland that is.

I think one tried to run away recently, but I suppose with so many wives it can be hard to keep track.
 
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Which one? He has quite a few of them.
He did divorce one (after she was accused of having an affair with one of his ministers) and another one literally fled from the palace.

I think it was the one in the horrid shoes we see today.
 
William and Kate seemed to be enjoying chatting with the King and Queen of Jordan. Didn't Kate live there for a while when she was a child? I'm sure they discussed that.
 
The "Queen"'s tweets on twitter are particularly amusing today.
 
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