Here's another move in the game plan for our future; well possibly. Today's Will offering from the ever understanding BBC, Royal Wedding: Bishop apologies for Facebook rant, explains how Church of England Bishop, Pete Broadbent, has "apologised for deeply offensive comments on Facebook about William and Kate.
It appears that our friend the Bishop stated, and think about this:
"We need a party in Calais for all good republicans who can't stand the nauseating tosh that surrounds this event," he wrote of the wedding day.
Marriages should be about family, not "some piece of national flim-flam paid for out of our taxes, for a couple whose lives are going to be persecuted and spoilt by an ignorant media", he had said.
It appears that our friend the Bishop stated, and think about this:
"We need a party in Calais for all good republicans who can't stand the nauseating tosh that surrounds this event," he wrote of the wedding day.
Marriages should be about family, not "some piece of national flim-flam paid for out of our taxes, for a couple whose lives are going to be persecuted and spoilt by an ignorant media", he had said.
After criticising royalty for a history of broken marriages and a "corrupt and sexist" hereditary principle, he then went on to attack the "gutter press" for "persecuting" the Royal Family.
Now, realistically, despite the apologies, surely this slur is directed at the tabloid media - the ones that killed Di - and not the rising angel.
Thus, you see the future.
cheers
Now, realistically, despite the apologies, surely this slur is directed at the tabloid media - the ones that killed Di - and not the rising angel.
Thus, you see the future.
cheers
ps. as a matter of note, Broadbent's "manor" is Willesden, obviously nothing to do with Wills, lion-kings, farmer/shepherds and suchlike. I had a quick look on wiki, it is apparently famous for a Black Madonna statue being violated by a group called the lollers, or something similar. Wiki has "gone down" -caved in - as I write.
cheers
