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Prince of Wales OT
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Timothy Bruening
2018-05-16 13:01:33 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
The Doctor
2018-05-16 13:14:47 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
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Timothy Bruening
2018-05-16 13:29:15 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
Wouter Valentijn
2018-05-16 16:53:44 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
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Timothy Bruening
2018-05-16 17:18:20 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
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Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
Wouter Valentijn
2018-05-16 18:42:00 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...

Anne?
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The Other Doctor
2018-05-16 19:45:07 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.

If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.

However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
The Doctor
2018-05-16 21:35:43 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
IIRC Scotland said they would keep the Queen if they broke from the UK.
Post by The Other Doctor
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
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Daniel60
2018-05-17 13:43:46 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth Ireland,
Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?

Not Queen of U.K.!!
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The Doctor
2018-05-17 20:50:20 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth Ireland,
Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
Not Queen of U.K.!!
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THE UK of GB and NI !
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Daniel60
2018-05-18 07:09:49 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth Ireland,
Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
Not Queen of U.K.!!
THE UK of GB and NI !
Is she, idiot?? Or is she Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
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Daniel60
2018-05-18 07:13:12 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth Ireland,
Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
Not Queen of U.K.!!
THE UK of GB and NI !
Is she, idiot?? Or is she Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
As a side-point, ... we've recently had The Commonwealth Games here in
Australia!

Did Great Britain compete in those Commonwealth Games??

Or did England, Wales and Scotland compete in those Commonwealth Games??
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:47:47 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth Ireland,
Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
Not Queen of U.K.!!
THE UK of GB and NI !
Is she, idiot?? Or is she Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
As a side-point, ... we've recently had The Commonwealth Games here in
Australia!
Did Great Britain compete in those Commonwealth Games??
Or did England, Wales and Scotland compete in those Commonwealth Games??
Don't forget NI, Guersey, Jersay, Isle of Man ...
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solar penguin
2018-05-18 07:48:01 UTC
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Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales"
but that's just a title. He will never be the King of Wales -
he will become the King of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing
royal family would be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would
not have a king and it would ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So
barring some major upset in the next few years, Charles will
become King of the UK and William will become the next Prince
of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
Not Queen of U.K.!!
THE UK of GB and NI !
Is she, idiot?? Or is she Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
For once Yads is actually right. (I know, miracles will never cease!)
Her official title is Queen of the UK, not "Queen of England, Wales,
Scotland and NI". The last monarch to officially be titled as Queen of
all those places separately was Queen Anne, over 300 years ago.
The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:50:27 UTC
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Post by Daniel60
Post by The Doctor
Post by Daniel60
Post by The Other Doctor
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales"
but that's just a title. He will never be the King of Wales -
he will become the King of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing
royal family would be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would
not have a king and it would ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So
barring some major upset in the next few years, Charles will
become King of the UK and William will become the next Prince
of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
Not Queen of U.K.!!
THE UK of GB and NI !
Is she, idiot?? Or is she Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
For once Yads is actually right. (I know, miracles will never cease!)
Her official title is Queen of the UK, not "Queen of England, Wales,
Scotland and NI". The last monarch to officially be titled as Queen of
all those places separately was Queen Anne, over 300 years ago.
1707 gae us the official UK.
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:47:06 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
But isn't Elizabeth Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth Ireland,
Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
Not Queen of U.K.!!
THE UK of GB and NI !
Is she, idiot?? Or is she Queen of England, Wales, Scotland, Nth
Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc., etc.?
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Ever read the coronation oath of 1953?
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Wouter Valentijn
2018-05-17 16:34:23 UTC
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
Anne?
Doesn't work that way. Charles might be the "Prince of Wales" but that's
just a title. He will never be the King of Wales - he will become the King
of the UK.
If Wales ever declared independence, none of the existing royal family would
be involved. They are not Welsh. Wales would not have a king and it would
ditch the monarchy altogether.
However Wales is not likely to declare independence. So barring some major
upset in the next few years, Charles will become King of the UK and William
will become the next Prince of Wales. Simple.
Ah, okay! In all likelihood his reign will be short compared to his mom.
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The Doctor
2018-05-16 21:34:55 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
Post by Wouter Valentijn
Anne?
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Daniel60
2018-05-17 13:48:07 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.

Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule, but
Andrew would still be available!
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s***@gmail.com
2018-05-17 14:17:38 UTC
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There has only ever been one King of Wales. That was Gruffydd ap Llywelyn, from 1055 to 1063.

And that's it. Wales will never have another king. The current monarchy is for the UK, not for Wales. And the national party of Wales (Plaid Cymru) is not in favour of retaining the monarchy in general.

There is absolutely no possibility of Charles, or any of his family, becoming monarch of Wales without also being the monarch of the UK.
Daniel60
2018-05-18 07:27:09 UTC
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There has only ever been one King of Wales. That was Gruffydd ap Llywelyn, from 1055 to 1063.
And that's it. Wales will never have another king. The current monarchy is for the UK, not for Wales. And the national party of Wales (Plaid Cymru) is not in favour of retaining the monarchy in general.
There is absolutely no possibility of Charles, or any of his family, becoming monarch of Wales without also being the monarch of the UK.
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa!!

Elsewhere in this thread, I have claimed that Elizabeth II was Queen of
England, Scotland and Wales (amongst other regions) where as, by now
reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_II I see I was incorrect ...

Quote
When her father died in February 1952, she became Head of the
Commonwealth and queen regnant of seven independent Commonwealth
countries: the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South
Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon. She has reigned through major
constitutional changes, *such as devolution in the United Kingdom*,
End Quote (Note: emphasis mine!!)
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Daniel60
2018-05-18 07:59:36 UTC
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Post by s***@gmail.com
There has only ever been one King of Wales. That was Gruffydd ap
Llywelyn, from 1055 to 1063.
And that's it. Wales will never have another king. The current
monarchy is for the UK, not for Wales. And the national party of Wales
(Plaid Cymru) is not in favour of retaining the monarchy in general.
There is absolutely no possibility of Charles, or any of his family,
becoming monarch of Wales without also being the monarch of the UK.
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa!!
Elsewhere in this thread, I have claimed that Elizabeth II was Queen of
England, Scotland and Wales (amongst other regions) where as, by now
reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_II I see I was incorrect ...
Quote
When her father died in February 1952, she became Head of the
Commonwealth and queen regnant of seven independent Commonwealth
countries: the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South
Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon. She has reigned through major
constitutional changes, *such as devolution in the United Kingdom*,
End Quote (Note: emphasis mine!!)
Mea Culpa!! Mea Culpa!! Of course, "devolution" means the break-up of
U.K. into it's bits!!
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:51:35 UTC
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There has only ever been one King of Wales. That was Gruffydd ap
Llywelyn, from 1055 to 1063.
And that's it. Wales will never have another king. The current
monarchy is for the UK, not for Wales. And the national party of Wales
(Plaid Cymru) is not in favour of retaining the monarchy in general.
There is absolutely no possibility of Charles, or any of his family,
becoming monarch of Wales without also being the monarch of the UK.
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa!!
Elsewhere in this thread, I have claimed that Elizabeth II was Queen of
England, Scotland and Wales (amongst other regions) where as, by now
reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_II I see I was incorrect ...
Quote
When her father died in February 1952, she became Head of the
Commonwealth and queen regnant of seven independent Commonwealth
countries: the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South
Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon. She has reigned through major
constitutional changes, *such as devolution in the United Kingdom*,
End Quote (Note: emphasis mine!!)
Mea Culpa!! Mea Culpa!! Of course, "devolution" means the break-up of
U.K. into it's bits!!
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Not really. Responsiblitis ofthe UK Parliament are given to the Welsh
Assembly and the Scots Parliament and the NI assembly accordingly!
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:48:55 UTC
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There has only ever been one King of Wales. That was Gruffydd ap
Llywelyn, from 1055 to 1063.
Post by s***@gmail.com
And that's it. Wales will never have another king. The current
monarchy is for the UK, not for Wales. And the national party of Wales
(Plaid Cymru) is not in favour of retaining the monarchy in general.
Post by s***@gmail.com
There is absolutely no possibility of Charles, or any of his family,
becoming monarch of Wales without also being the monarch of the UK.
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa!!
Elsewhere in this thread, I have claimed that Elizabeth II was Queen of
England, Scotland and Wales (amongst other regions) where as, by now
reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_II I see I was incorrect ...
Quote
When her father died in February 1952, she became Head of the
Commonwealth and queen regnant of seven independent Commonwealth
countries: the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South
Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon. She has reigned through major
constitutional changes, *such as devolution in the United Kingdom*,
End Quote (Note: emphasis mine!!)
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Accepted!
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Wouter Valentijn
2018-05-17 16:48:37 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.

But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule, but
Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
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Timothy Bruening
2018-05-17 17:07:26 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Timothy Bruening
2018-05-17 17:19:10 UTC
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Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently Camila adopt last name of George?
The Doctor
2018-05-17 20:53:42 UTC
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Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently Camila
adopt last name of George?
House of Windsor soon to be House of Mountbatten Windsor!
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The Other Doctor
2018-05-17 21:28:10 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently Camila adopt last name of George?
OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Timothy Bruening
2018-05-17 21:58:46 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently Camila adopt last name of George?
OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last name!
The Other Doctor
2018-05-17 23:01:29 UTC
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Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently Camila adopt last name of George?
OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
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2018-05-18 00:15:15 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
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2018-05-18 01:23:16 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
The vows were planeed that way!!
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2018-05-18 13:29:49 UTC
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Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more
recently Camila adopt last name of George?
OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not
"Camila") should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during
his wedding ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that
"George" was his last name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
The vows were planeed that way!!
Who "planeed" them that way, idiot??
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2018-05-18 05:51:55 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
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2018-05-18 07:02:33 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.

Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use "Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding ceremony?
Daniel60
2018-05-18 13:38:55 UTC
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Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use "Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding ceremony?
Tim, have you ever been to a wedding ceremony??

If John David Smith were to marry Mary Alice Davis, would the Minister
mention their Surnames?? ....

Or would he, more likely ask the husband "Do you, John, take Mary to be
your .........?" and then ask the wife "Do you, Mary, take John to be
your .....?"?

I'm betting he would ask those two questions, without mentioning the
Surnames ... especially, now-a-days, when it is becoming more common for
the woman to keep her own Surname!!
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
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use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George
after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Post by Timothy Bruening
Post by The Other Doctor
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use
"Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding
ceremony?
Tim, have you ever been to a wedding ceremony??
If John David Smith were to marry Mary Alice Davis, would the Minister
mention their Surnames?? ....
Or would he, more likely ask the husband "Do you, John, take Mary to be
your .........?" and then ask the wife "Do you, Mary, take John to be
your .....?"?
I'm betting he would ask those two questions, without mentioning the
Surnames ... especially, now-a-days, when it is becoming more common for
the woman to keep her own Surname!!
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A few times in North America.
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use "Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding ceremony?
Tim, have you ever been to a wedding ceremony??
If John David Smith were to marry Mary Alice Davis, would the Minister
mention their Surnames?? ....
Or would he, more likely ask the husband "Do you, John, take Mary to be
your .........?" and then ask the wife "Do you, Mary, take John to be
your .....?"?
I'm betting he would ask those two questions, without mentioning the
Surnames ... especially, now-a-days, when it is becoming more common for
the woman to keep her own Surname!!
The officiator stated Charles' 4 names. I had assumed that he was reciting Charles' FULL name, including the surname!
The Doctor
2018-05-18 21:38:30 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
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use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George
after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
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Post by The Other Doctor
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use
"Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding
ceremony?
Post by Daniel60
Tim, have you ever been to a wedding ceremony??
If John David Smith were to marry Mary Alice Davis, would the Minister
mention their Surnames?? ....
Or would he, more likely ask the husband "Do you, John, take Mary to be
your .........?" and then ask the wife "Do you, Mary, take John to be
your .....?"?
I'm betting he would ask those two questions, without mentioning the
Surnames ... especially, now-a-days, when it is becoming more common for
the woman to keep her own Surname!!
The officiator stated Charles' 4 names. I had assumed that he was
reciting Charles' FULL name, including the surname!
NO!!!!
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
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use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George
after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Post by The Other Doctor
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use
"Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding
ceremony?
How thick are you?
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
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use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George
after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Post by The Other Doctor
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use
"Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding
ceremony?
How thick are you?
Don't weddings & marriages generally involve some legal documentation (i.e. the marriage license, a pre-nup...).
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not
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should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
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his wedding
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ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
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use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from
Saxe-Coburg
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Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George
after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Post by The Other Doctor
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Why then didn't the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie use
"Mountbatten-Windsor" when addressing Charles during the wedding
ceremony?
How thick are you?
Don't weddings & marriages generally involve some legal documentation
(i.e. the marriage license, a pre-nup...).
Not in royalty!
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2018-05-18 12:16:47 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Would Charles have used "Mountbatten-Windsor" when he signed the marriage licences?
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2018-05-18 14:56:31 UTC
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Camila adopt last name of George?
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
Post by The Other Doctor
Post by Timothy Bruening
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George
after they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Post by The Other Doctor
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Would Charles have used "Mountbatten-Windsor" when he signed the marriage licences?
Yes.
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2018-05-18 12:21:02 UTC
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Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Would this include tax returns?
Daniel60
2018-05-18 13:39:40 UTC
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Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Would this include tax returns?
No, Tim! ;-)
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Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Would this include tax returns?
Yes, now a days.
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:46:18 UTC
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Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently
Camila adopt last name of George?
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
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use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after
they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
Did you not understand the last response? George is Charles' last name.
It's not his surname.
Members of the royal family are not required to use a surname. However,
for the sake of legal documentation the Queen has stated that her
children would use "Mountbatten-Windsor" as a surname.
Thank you for the honest explanation.
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:41:32 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
So am I right that last names of Diana & Camilla would be George after
they married Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George?
No!!
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The Other Doctor
2018-05-18 06:58:17 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
Whilst it's true that the Queen did not take on the name Mountbatten
when she married, she has in fact directed that, when required, her
children should use the name "Mountbatten-Windsor".

Mountbatten-Windsor was first used in 1973 when Princess Anne married
Mark Phillips.
The Last Doctor
2018-05-18 08:55:21 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
Whilst it's true that the Queen did not take on the name Mountbatten
when she married, she has in fact directed that, when required, her
children should use the name "Mountbatten-Windsor".
Mountbatten-Windsor was first used in 1973 when Princess Anne married
Mark Phillips.
I missed that bit of trivia. One of those compromises to placate Philip, no
doubt. Of course, Mountbatten was ALSO a name change for Phil’s family,
from Battenberg (like the cake).
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2018-05-18 14:52:13 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our
royals don’t
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use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
Whilst it's true that the Queen did not take on the name Mountbatten
when she married, she has in fact directed that, when required, her
children should use the name "Mountbatten-Windsor".
Mountbatten-Windsor was first used in 1973 when Princess Anne married
Mark Phillips.
I missed that bit of trivia. One of those compromises to placate Philip, no
doubt. Of course, Mountbatten was ALSO a name change for Phil’s family,
from Battenberg (like the cake).
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IF only the UK could hve annexed Greece in the 1960s.
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:40:53 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
Yes. George is his last name. But it's not his surname.
Chrales Phillip Arthur George Mountmatten Winsdor!
Why did the guy officiating at wedding leave out last two names?
He didn’t. Mountbatten isn’t part of his name at all, and our royals don’t
use their surname by tradition (it’s Windsor, changed from Saxe-Coburg
Gotha during World War I to distance our current royal family from its
German origins).
Hanover and Saxes-Cogurg origins you mean.
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 00:12:21 UTC
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OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Charles was called "Charles Phillip Arthur George" during his wedding
ceremony in 1981. I had therefore assumed that "George" was his last
name!
He is of the house of Windsor! Big Clue!!
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2018-05-18 00:08:25 UTC
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Prince Charles Phillip Arthur George. Did Diana & more recently
Camila adopt last name of George?
OK, Tim. I give up. Why do you think Diana or Camilla (not "Camila")
should "adopt" one of Charles' middle names?
Tim does not note that the family is Windsor.
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2018-05-17 17:48:42 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
I don't think it would.

BTW, wasn't the title of 'Prince of Wales' some kind of PR stunt to
appease the Welsh enticing them to be part of the UK?
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
The Other Doctor
2018-05-17 21:34:13 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?

In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.

Clear?
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2018-05-17 21:42:00 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
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2018-05-17 21:46:51 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.

Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer part of UK/Great Britain?
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer part of UK/Great Britain?
As Wales has no plans to leave the UK, there is no need for you to worry
about it.

But let's pretend it did. In which case, Charles would still be "Prince
of Wales" if it was decided he should keep the title. If it was decided
the title was no longer appropriate then he would not keep it.
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer
part of UK/Great Britain?
As Wales has no plans to leave the UK, there is no need for you to worry
about it.
But let's pretend it did. In which case, Charles would still be "Prince
of Wales" if it was decided he should keep the title. If it was decided
the title was no longer appropriate then he would not keep it.
Works for me!
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer
part of UK/Great Britain?
Most likely Duke of Cornwall.
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2018-05-18 01:16:20 UTC
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But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer
part of UK/Great Britain?
Most likely Duke of Cornwall.
How do you make a wall out of corn?
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2018-05-18 01:24:26 UTC
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But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer
part of UK/Great Britain?
Most likely Duke of Cornwall.
How do you make a wall out of corn?
Never had a cornish pastry I see!!
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Timothy Bruening
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But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer
part of UK/Great Britain?
Most likely Duke of Cornwall.
How do you make a wall out of corn?
Never had a cornish pastry I see!!
I mean a BIG wall!!!!! Big enough to stop illegal immigrants!
The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:57:22 UTC
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But would Charles still be "Prince of Wales" if Wales were no longer
part of UK/Great Britain?
Most likely Duke of Cornwall.
How do you make a wall out of corn?
Never had a cornish pastry I see!!
I mean a BIG wall!!!!! Big enough to stop illegal immigrants!
The Duke is not amused.
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
THen hid sun George!
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
THen hid sun George!
Why did William hide the sun?
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the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession,
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so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
THen hid sun George!
Why did William hide the sun?
So much for spell checkers!
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Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
THen hid sun George!
Why did William hide the sun?
So much for spell checkers!
Have you tried spell chess?
The Doctor
2018-05-18 14:57:34 UTC
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Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
THen hid sun George!
Why did William hide the sun?
So much for spell checkers!
Have you tried spell chess?
Boo!!
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the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession,
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so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
There is no such thing, Tim. Not any more in the UK. The heir to the
throne can be male or female.
Not sure if you're aware, but 1st in line to the UK throne is Charles.
His oldest son, William, is next.
THen hid sun George!
Why did William hide the sun?
So much for spell checkers!
You spelled "sun" correctly dumb-ass, it won't think for you but then
you won't think for yourself so it's a moot point.
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
Yes. What would title of Crown Prince be?
eiar Apparent!
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
How many times do you need the same answer?
In the extremely unlikely case that Wales became independent of the UK
it would most likely ditch the monarchy. If it chose to keep the
monarchy then it would be in exactly the same way that other members of
the Commonwealth currently do.
Clear?
I wonder if he gets it?
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of
the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
How would secession of Wales affect UK succession?
Wales is part of the UK!
I am imagining Wales becoming independent nation.
IIRC, if Scotland were to separate, they would retain the Moarchy from
London.
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2018-05-18 07:18:33 UTC
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
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But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
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Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
How about Spell Slav, or Spell Pole, or Spell Hungarian, or Spell German.....?
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
How about Spell Slav, or Spell Pole, or Spell Hungarian, or Spell German.....?
Ha! Ha!!
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2018-05-18 16:47:15 UTC
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
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But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
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Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
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2018-05-18 17:03:59 UTC
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
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But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
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Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
That's an improvement.
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2018-05-18 21:20:32 UTC
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
That's an improvement.
I guess I don't see how it improves nor detracts from society in any
way. It's still a monarchy.
The Doctor
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
That's an improvement.
I guess I don't see how it improves nor detracts from society in any
way. It's still a monarchy.
REpublicvs are hell ridden wastes of nation states!
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
That's an improvement.
I guess I don't see how it improves nor detracts from society in any
way. It's still a monarchy.
REpublicvs are hell ridden wastes of nation states!
So defeat Trump in 2020!
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Post by Daniel60
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
Post by Daniel60
Post by Wouter Valentijn
But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
That's an improvement.
I guess I don't see how it improves nor detracts from society in any
way. It's still a monarchy.
REpublicvs are hell ridden wastes of nation states!
So defeat Trump in 2020!
No. Canada to annex the USA!!
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
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But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
That's an improvement.
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And Louis after that.
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 21:28:50 UTC
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William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
Post by Daniel60
Post by Wouter Valentijn
But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
The law was changed though, so now Charlotte is 4th in line after Charles
William and George.
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things. Things which act against everything we believe in. They must be
fought.
Then Louis after that.
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The Doctor
2018-05-18 21:28:14 UTC
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Post by Daniel60
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Post by Wouter Valentijn
Post by Daniel60
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of
secession, so is William.
Exactly.
BTW, isn't it 'succession'?
Secession is something else.
I'd like to blame it on Spell Check, but, I'm afraid I have to take the
blame!! ;-(
Happens to me too sometimes.....
Post by Daniel60
Post by Wouter Valentijn
But English is not my first language, so I could be wrong.
Post by Daniel60
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule,
but Andrew would still be available!
Why was she bypassed? Ah, wait, because she was a woman and other,
younger, siblings were not! :-(
Yeap! Back in those Male Chauvinist days!! ;-P
Feared as much.
--
Wouter Valentijn www.j3v.net
http://www.zeppodunsel.nl/tijdlijnen-timelines.html
liam=mail
No it's, Charles, William, George, Charlotte and Louis then Harry.
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The Doctor
2018-05-17 20:50:48 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
If the line of Charles is not available for the UK...
William.
William is in Charles' line so if Charles is out of line of secession,
so is William.
Probably not Anne because she was bypassed under old Secession Rule, but
Andrew would still be available!
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If Charles gives up succession, William is promoted!
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The Doctor
2018-05-16 21:32:39 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
But wouldn't William be next in line to WELSH Throne?
Still would be Cymru Head of State?
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The Other Doctor
2018-05-16 21:39:53 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
William would be next in line.
Not until Charles goes...
The Doctor
2018-05-16 21:27:33 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
Go to Cardiff to be installed full time.
Who would then assume the British Throne?
The designated Heir Apparent.
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Agamemnon
2018-05-16 21:53:41 UTC
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What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
He'd start celebrating in the style of half his ancestors since he will
no longer be Prince but King of Wales!

https://www.facebook.com/GreekReporter/videos/10155616088395829/
The Doctor
2018-05-16 21:54:54 UTC
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Post by Timothy Bruening
What would happen to the Prince of Wales if Wales broke free of the UK?
He'd start celebrating in the style of half his ancestors since he will
no longer be Prince but King of Wales!
https://www.facebook.com/GreekReporter/videos/10155616088395829/
WEll depends on Cymru.
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