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Topic: £35 million for a statue
1. Author:  desparado        
Date: Wed 18th Dec 2024. 20:49

Apparently the cost to the public purse for a statue for the little old lady who resided in Buck House.

Do you think money laundering Cherlie should pay for it himself? He will still have change left over from his thoroughly (un) deserved £44 million pay rise…What did he get that for anyway?

What an opportunity we missed in 2014.

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2. Author:  Playup_Pompey        
Date: Wed 18th Dec 2024. 21:24

bargain at least something to show for it. they usually pay around £12millon for people just to go away and be quiet



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3. Author:  Buspasspar        
Date: Wed 18th Dec 2024. 21:29

China are paying for it

We are forever shaped by the Children we once were


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4. Author:  red-star-par        
Date: Wed 18th Dec 2024. 21:56

Utter waste of money. She fleeced the country for billions during her lifetime, so I suppose we should expect it to continue in death

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5. Author:  Dandy Warhol        
Date: Wed 18th Dec 2024. 22:17

They really are utter pigs.

I don`t wanna go down like disco.

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6. Author:  Parboiled        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 08:16

The Queen was highly regarded in Scotland as the crowds at the roadside on her last journey proved. So away and boke on a haggis…



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7. Author:  Dave_1885        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 09:03

I think the support towards the Royals is now waining in large parts of the UK. Folk starting to realise they are leeching off the rest of us.

Andrew once again embroiled in scandal, but the only issue this time round is Mummys not there to save the day and by all accounts Charlie doesn’t like him that much……

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8. Author:  desparado        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 10:23

Topic Originator: Parboiled like
Date: Thu 19 Dec 08:16

The Queen was highly regarded in Scotland as the crowds at the roadside on her last journey proved. So away and boke on a haggis…

90% of people in Scotland did not give a fig about her or the rest of her dysfunctional family. They used to need “ rent a crowd “ when she came and went from Holyrood Palace.
Paying homage to the crooks is a decidedly English thing. Sure there are a few grovelling lackies north of the border but the vast majority of us see them for what they are..

What an opportunity we missed in 2014.

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9. Author:  jake89        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 17:43

It definitely isn`t a "decidedly English" thing. It`s rare I agree with Parboiled, but the Queen was always well regarded among people in Scotland, and not just the staunch ones.

However, the royals are much less relevant nowadays and I doubt Charles gets a second thought.

I`d suggest it`s fine to have a statue of a monarch who reined as long as she did, but not at such a ridiculous cost. I`d much rather a tribute to her rein came in the form of a new NHS hospital, and preferably not in London.

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10. Author:  Tad Allagash        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 18:37

Who said it was a statue? It’s a memorial - it could be anything.



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11. Author:  jake89        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 20:56

Tad Allagash, Thu 19 Dec 18:37

Who said it was a statue? It’s a memorial - it could be anything.


Desperado did. It`s the title of the thread 😉

Fair point though, it might be a mural or a piece of public art like Dunfermline`s infamous "stairway to nowhere". Regardless, spending upto £50m on this doesn`t feel right at a time where there are record levels of child poverty in England and the government can`t afford to help pensioners with heating their homes.

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12. Author:  desparado        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 21:02

Topic Originator: jake89 like
Date: Thu 19 Dec 20:56

Quote:

Tad Allagash, Thu 19 Dec 18:37

Who said it was a statue? It’s a memorial - it could be anything.


Desperado did. It`s the title of the thread 😉

Fair point though, it might be a mural or a piece of public art like Dunfermline`s infamous "stairway to nowhere". Regardless, spending upto £50m on this doesn`t feel right at a time where there are record levels of child poverty in England and the government can`t afford to help pensioners with heating their homes.

It never stopped them giving Cherlie a whopping £44 million pay rise so this will be a given too. One rule for the elites and another set for the plebs..

What an opportunity we missed in 2014.

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13. Author:  OzPar        
Date: Thu 19th Dec 2024. 23:27

Maybe it will be one of those wee blue plates stuck on the front of houses where someone famous once lived. Perhaps a plate on the gate at Balmoral: "Her Maj used to holiday here."



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14. Author:  LochgellyAlbert        
Date: Fri 20th Dec 2024. 10:40

Nice to see " Scotland as a Republic" doing well!

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15. Author:  AndyBird        
Date: Fri 20th Dec 2024. 15:29

Genuinely sickened and disgusted at this. After she croaked that should have been the end of it , particularly after the Prince Andrew scandal.

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