Oceanside50 wrote:supporttheunderdog wrote:Paphitis wrote:Speaking about Republicanism, I find it quite deplorable how the Monarchists try and cash in on the good news story of the recent royal birth.
They are using this for all its worth and there are thousands who will jump on the bandwagon yet they do not understand what a Republic is and what will change or know anything about the US style Presidential System.
It really is quite sad and quite insulting actually. The media think we are all idiots.
Hopefully Turnbull will sort things out. For those that don't know, Turnbull spearheaded the Republican Movement some years ago.
The hazards of a republican system....
Who would of thought a pic like would be possible 10 years ago...a black president and a midget
bill cobbett wrote:Oliver is a very nice name for a boy.
Flying Horse wrote:bill cobbett wrote:Oliver is a very nice name for a boy.
I concur, but I'm biased as its my youngests first name*
Although my eldest said today that the Royal baby should be named 'Geoff'.....no idea why, it was his random thought of the day
*Named after Oliver Reed, as we couldn't think of the Greek alternative.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:It's Royal Protocol for those anachronistic countries that still have monarchy associations to announce King Constantine as the King of the Hellenes (or variants of). He is also a Prince of Denmark and much pomp and circumstance surround his visits for his many titles. But in fairness to him, he set up a 12 million euro fund from his compensation to help the people of Greece.
Back to the Son of the Royal Couple. Looking at the lineages, we could be in for a Paul.
wikiThis abolition was confirmed after the fall of the junta by a plebiscite on 8 December 1974, which established the Third Hellenic Republic. Constantine, who was not allowed to return to Greece to campaign,[1] accepted the results of the plebiscite.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:That's because you say anything even if it contradicts what you said earlier, simply to say something.
Of course it's anachronistic to have a monarchy and it seems you agree (see earlier posts) except when it comes to criticizing Greece for not having a monarchy. This is why you sound insincere and appear trollish.
Do you have any idea how bloody some revolutions to remove the monarchy have been? At least the Greeks did it in a civilised manner, despite it being initiated by the most unlikely source.wikiThis abolition was confirmed after the fall of the junta by a plebiscite on 8 December 1974, which established the Third Hellenic Republic. Constantine, who was not allowed to return to Greece to campaign,[1] accepted the results of the plebiscite.
GreekIslandGirl wrote:You're the only one who has shamelessly and trollishly brought up Australia from your very first post here. Do you even understand what you read in your haste to accuse for a reaction?
The thread has been about names for the baby. Stop derailing!
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