Movement Against the Monarch (MAM) is preparing their glad rags for the street party of the centuary, a right royal knees up on the event of the wedding of Prince William and his college shag Kate Middleton. With the eyes media turning on this grand royal distraction it is the perfect time to agitate people on the iisue of abolishing these parasites once and for all.
Prince William and Kate shacked up as students at St Andrews University in Scotland. Despite his fondness for the easy shags found in Londons most exclusive night clubs his romance with Middleton has clearly blossomed. Royal watchets at the Evening Standard trumpeted "Kate Joins the Firm", after Middleton attended William's graduation as an army officer at the elite Sandhurst academy last week - the first time she had attended such a high-profile event with members of the royal family.
Middletons affluent parents who sent her to private school and live in a five-bedroomed house in Berkshire are about to rake in a significant fortune on the back of the royal wedding having set up a mail order party supplies company which will benifit hugely from the public wedding fever and street parties that will follow.
Royal biographer Robert Lacey said Prince Charles had always felt he was rushed into his ill-fated marriage to Diana and did not want his eldest son, now 24, to suffer the same fate.
"This has been a long courtship, but that seems increasingly to be the royal style," he told Reuters. "Kate is a good, solid, middle-class girl and there is every chance we are going to have our first middle-class queen since Anne Boleyn -- but maybe that is not such a good precedent."
Anne Boleyn was the second wife of King Henry VIII. He accused her of treason and had her beheaded in the Tower of London in 1536. More of it we say. Hang the lot of them.
Middletons affluent parents who sent her to private school and live in a five-bedroomed house in Berkshire are about to rake in a significant fortune on the back of the royal wedding having set up a mail order party supplies company which will benifit hugely from the public wedding fever and street parties that will follow.
Royal biographer Robert Lacey said Prince Charles had always felt he was rushed into his ill-fated marriage to Diana and did not want his eldest son, now 24, to suffer the same fate.
"This has been a long courtship, but that seems increasingly to be the royal style," he told Reuters. "Kate is a good, solid, middle-class girl and there is every chance we are going to have our first middle-class queen since Anne Boleyn -- but maybe that is not such a good precedent."
Anne Boleyn was the second wife of King Henry VIII. He accused her of treason and had her beheaded in the Tower of London in 1536. More of it we say. Hang the lot of them.
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