[Dennis Lukes]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

I don't think Philip is likely to be invited, and he's even less likely to attend, what with having been buried almost 6 months ago. But of course, you never know with these people...

Didn't he die almost two years ago though? Where did they keep his body in the meantime, the freezer? I though he was fairly tall, they probably had to saw his legs off at the knees to get him to fit.

[Joanna Lytton-Vasey]

Originally Posted by Dennis Lukes

Didn't he die almost two years ago though?

He did indeed die a bit over 2 years ago, and the funeral was about a week later. But they didn't "permanently" bury him until they had the very-important-people vault open for his widow, who hung on for another 18 months or so. In the meantime they shoved him in some other, more easily opened vault.

I suppose you could call this disrespectful if you thought these people were worthy of respect. But as it is ... oh well, whatever.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

He did indeed die a bit over 2 years ago, and the funeral was about a week later. But they didn't "permanently" bury him until they had the very-important-people vault open for his widow, who hung on for another 18 months or so. In the meantime they shoved him in some other, more easily opened vault.

I suppose you could call this disrespectful if you thought these people were worthy of respect. But as it is ... oh well, whatever.

Beyond a certain level of wealth, I believe it is standard practice to have the head removed and frozen in liquid nitrogen in the event somebody develops the technology (and motivation) to reanimate disembodied old rich people. Personally speaking, unless you're Jesus, I don't want you to resurrect from the dead nor listen to stories about yourself.

[MitzaLizalor]

Originally Posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey

Nobody knows what rewilding really means, but there's a lot of suspicion that it should be renamed "reweeding", as it mostly seems to involve infesting the land with the sort of stuff that needs a lot of weedkiller. That and beavers, destructive and unattractive creatures prized only for their coat-growing skills.

And wolves.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

Strangely this one's not been picked up by the BBC yet.

Richard Sharp resigns as BBC chair after failing to declare link to Boris Johnson loan

Mr. Sharp (Oxon), son of Baron Sharp, apparently failed to declare an £800,000 loan to Prime Minister Boris Johnson (Oxon), who - when he was prime minister - personally approved Sharp’s appointment as BBC chair in early 2021.

The timing of his chairmanship coincidentally relates to the start of this thread, highlighting brave and necessary acts of journalism necessary to a healthy democracy. For instance, today as reported by the BBC, we learn:

Chelsea Flower Show garden to celebrate late Queen

King Charles coronation scene in Lego goes on display

Tom Cruise: Hollywood star latest to join Coronation Concert line-up

Chocolate bust created to celebrate coronation

Queen Elizabeth II: a constant presence in a changing world

[Dennis Lukes]

Jew Richard Simon Sharpstein out at BBC. Which Jew will they find to replace him? Certainly no Goyim will be allowed. Just like Jew Michael Eisner, Jew Bob Iger, and Jew Bob Chapek of Disney, once the kikes gets their hands on a corporation, they'll keep it all in the Tribe forever. Jewish media control and consolidation, see Protocols of the Elders of Zion and the Epistle to Titus for more information.