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Listed below are comments made by royalskeptcism between Wednesday, 23rd July 2008 and Wednesday, 4th February 2009.

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The Semi-Attacked Politicians' Club 09:14am on 04 Feb 2009 Why there is no report on who this guy is? When that Iraqi threw his shoes at Bush, he's got the full treatment: who his family is, who he is, name, address and how his brother die. I think report says he is in Cambridge Magistrates next week. I am going to see who this person is. Anybody with me?
Obama's victory 3:26pm on 05 Nov 2008 we'll see.
Not quite what we thought 1:22pm on 15 Aug 2008 Bush use phonetics in his speech for words he can't pronounce. He may as well just lip sync his entire speech. That's less embarrassing.
Filming me, filming you 1:12pm on 15 Aug 2008 It's time China learn something from Richard Nixon on how to deal with these pro-Tibet Hippies. I say they should get a real job instead of promoting theocracy and racial separatism. Just because they are Tibetans doesn't mean they get to be an independent country. Isn't that what the KKK is promoting? The whites should have their own government? All of a sudden, free Tibet sounded like white power.

Same with Albanians and Serbs in Kosovo. If the west don't like it, march your troops into China and make free Tibet happen. I believe when Russia attacked Georgia on the same principle of preventing genocide in Ossetia, the BBC and the rest of the western propaganda called them the aggressors, where as NATO was the humanitarians in Kosovo. At least there is no real genocide going on in Tibet. If they think government by reincarnation is better than the communists, which by the way has made the largest economic achievement in the world over the last 30 years, then go ahead. I guess the hippies just care more about freedom than bringing people out of poverty. Dalai Lama is an unthinkable character I have to say. He got an Nobel prize for being reincarnated (not to mention being a slave master when he was in Tibet and what the hippies called the "Happy Days" before the communist "invasion") whereas Deng of China lifted 300 million people out of poverty and go on unnoticed. This is insane!!

You see, no media is fair on reporting, which bring back the old saying: Don't believe everything they tell you and trust no one. 3 men got arrested yesterday under the Terror Act, and all we got is a brief mentioning at the 10 o'clock news. It's time we have an independent new agency and scrap the licence fee, because I don't see my money being spent wisely.
Freedom in China 3:50pm on 04 Aug 2008 Here are the things people in the West are allow to do as opposed to things are not allowed in China:

choose their government in an open election - Labour, Tory and the Lib-Dem. Same “droppings” from different “behinds”. I don't really see their policies are that different from each other. Voting one is just as good as voting the other. Minority parties have no chance. The system is flawed itself.

criticise the government - people can get arrested for citing "religious/racial hatred" (where do you draw the line?). Suspects will now be hold up to 42 days without trial in the UK for “having links with the terrorists”. This will probably destroy a person’s career or reputation. Miner strike is another good example.

have more than one child - our welfare system can't afford to pay for all these people on benefits and not working like here in the UK. Besides, there are simply too many people in China. Try and limit the number should be considered as a good thing. We are only doing it to cut our CO2 emissions, so you can get off our backs.

form independent trade union – Thatcherism.

worship religion does not pledge loyalty to CCP - I will give you that. But what is religion anyway? Scientology is not recognised in UK as a religion but as an organisation. What happens if this organisation were to take the Parliament under siege and force it to grant approval? FLG tried and failed.

access all parts of internet - people are getting threatening letters for using p2p from ISPs in UK. How do they know that I am transferring/sharing illegal files?? only by creeping into my computer and the Government is silent on intrusion of privacy?

Add Guantanamo Bay and illegal war in Iraq on the list as well as the unexplained death of Dr. David Kelly (Lord Horton hears a who? The BBC got off easy)
Olympic evictions 11:43am on 23 Jul 2008 Isn't there something called Eminent Domain in the US which has the same effect. The Government has the power to seize a citizen's private property. LA city developments are a good example. Developers will come in to build new and posh flats and the people evicted from it can never afford to live there again.

Think about the recent development in London China Town. Property developer Rosewheel gained approval to create a ‘Chinatown village’, in which Westminster council have agreed to internally renovate buildings in Newport Place and Newport Court, which means that many business would be forced out and they can't come back because of the increased rent.

I fully respect personal property rights. But even in common law countries, personal properties are not 100% protected. May I say that before we point our fingers at someone else, we must ensure that our own house in order.

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