Posted by Johan
on 14/10/2009, 16:35:11, in reply to "Re: private (royal) travel expenses "
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It's not really a matter of them giving in. It's a matter of the people through the parliament no longer funding many of those silly privileges. If HM feels that makes her position impossible she could abdicate, if her son agrees he could refuse to accept the throne. Neither of them will do so as that game would be very dangerous and the outcome impossible to predict.
Quite frankly all this negative PR should have been avoided by simple looking at every expense on a regular basis.
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: We didn't copy,we were first many times.
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: but,I think this discussion results in silly
: measures towards the RF that I for one
: ab-so-lute-ly oppose.They should never give
: i n to the craze of the day regardless the
: hype,because that is what some try to make
: out of it all,once you do that,het hek is
: van de dam.Never!Nunca.Nie wieder.
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: Well the fact that other countries have
: other
: arrangements doesn't mean we have to copy
: them. Don't forget the personal income of
: the US president is a lot lower than that of
: the Dutch queen.
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