@Charles - what a way to self promote(in a crows full of people who cheer a single dude throws egg at king Charles)

@Charles - so when do you plan to award yourself a death certificate to exit public life !!????? SURE IS EASIER TO RUN THAN TO FACE WITH PROBLEMS !!???? YOU(YOU AND YOUR FAMILY LIVE IN A FANTASY LAND) SURE ARE UNREALISTIC AS IT GETS. Andrew, I heard, begun to ride horse in a rain again and thats just awesome for cold and to portray as he stated arrival of my case on a public stage....you are a fucking dreaming cowards everyone of you. I am far more realistic even during visits to porn sites(where I get at least something done + seeing often times some of the MK Ultra participants). You truly suck as whole. ps. nobody ever spoke English clearer than myself.

It shouldn't take you too long based on story we have seen on express.uk today....Charles had a solid exit plan from throne in as short time as possible. Main concern(priority) to one due to William was myself. Planned on exit in a very short period 3 months to max two years(also had 10 versions for his exit, but none exceeded two years and main thesis was concentrated on his inherited swelling fingers problem).

George has more in his head than king....poor child.

From https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1694240/King-charles-egg-protest-York-Camilla-visit-today-royal-family-latest-pictures

King Charles and Camilla attacked with eggs by man shouting 'UK built on blood of slaves'

Police tackled a man to the ground after he attempted to throw eggs at King Charles on a visit to York today.

By ALICE SCARSI

11:11, Wed, Nov 9, 2022 | UPDATED: 13:45, Wed, Nov 9, 2022

A man has been detained by police after appearing to throw eggs at King Charles during a walkabout in York today. Accompanied by Queen Camilla, the monarch was speaking with some of the fans lined in the street ahead of his much-anticipated engagement at York Minster when a protester seemingly attempted to hit the sovereign and his wife by pelting them with four eggs - some of which landed within a foot of the King. 

He was also heard shouting: "This country was built on the blood of slaves". 

As the eggs landed, a suited protection officer positioned himself next to Charles and briefly held his shoulder.

Several police officers quickly restrained the man believed to have thrown the eggs and bundled him to the ground while onlookers and royal fans expressed their sympathy to Charles.

Some were heard screaming "shame on you" at the protester while others cheered on the sovereign by chanting "God save the King". 

Charles and Camilla, who were not hit by the protester, kept their calm and, seemingly unflustered, continued their walkabout accompanied by city dignitaries.  

A lone protester tried to throw an egg at King Charles (Image: PA/CHRIS SHIP/TWITTER)

The man believed to be the protester was arrested by police officers (Image: GETTY)

A man has been arrested after he appeared to have thrown eggs at the King (Image: PA)

He was also heard shouting: "This country was built on the blood of slaves". 

As the eggs landed, a suited protection officer positioned himself next to Charles and briefly held his shoulder.

Several police officers quickly restrained the man believed to have thrown the eggs and bundled him to the ground while onlookers and royal fans expressed their sympathy to Charles.

Some were heard screaming "shame on you" at the protester while others cheered on the sovereign by chanting "God save the King". 

Charles and Camilla, who were not hit by the protester, kept their calm and, seemingly unflustered, continued their walkabout accompanied by city dignitaries.  

A lone protester tried to throw an egg at King Charles (Image: PA/CHRIS SHIP/TWITTER)

The man believed to be the protester was arrested by police officers (Image: GETTY)

A man has been arrested after he appeared to have thrown eggs at the King (Image: PA)

The seven-foot-tall statue, carved by local stonemason Richard Bossons, had been commissioned to mark the Platinum Jubilee, the historic 70th year on the throne of Her late Majesty. 

The fact the statue is being unveiled following the death of the sovereign by her successor adds "meaning and poignancy" to the already important event, the Archbishop also said.

The artwork depicts a "mature" Queen wearing the Garter Robes of the Order of the Garter and the George IV diadem she would traditionally wear for the State Opening of Parliament.

The statue, unveiled by the King after the service, was also blessed by the Archbishop. 

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