[Aristotelian]

The Prince's interview is the lead story in the online London Daily Telegraph, which said: "The Duke's criticism of Washington represents an extraordinary departure from normal protocol, which determines that members of the Royal Family refrain from public comment on sensitive international and political issues."

[Oztrich Boy]

Your Royal Highness, If you don’t wish to offend USAians, remember they are barbarians, and think that the customs of their tribe are the laws of nature

[freema]

Who's this with Hill at the bottom of the page that you've linked? Danged if it doesn't look like Monica!

[Charles H. (The_r0nin)]

Oh, what joy! The royal family has deigned to inform us of the proper course. And what possible reason could we have not to immediately follow?

Well, perhaps, the fact that America is not a colonialist power? That we rejected the idea that one's birth has anything to do with one's ability 250+ years ago? That the US has no desire to take the advice of the UK, considering that their colonial empire collapsed spectacularly, causing many of today's problems? That the "knowledge" of the British has managed to make Basra one of the few areas in Iraq not sharing in the reduction of violence, to the point where the Brits have slunk away with their tails between their legs, turning over the security of the region to unprepared Iraqis of questionable loyalty?

Like I said, what reason could we have?

[DesScorp]

F*ck ‘em. We’re not trying to colonize anyone, Andy.

[exit82]

Inbreeding has its downsides.

The House of Windsor is a prime example.

[toddlintown]

Go breed with a close relative. Oh wait, that’s been done before, and before, and before, and...

[Grizzled Bear]

Dear Prince Andrew,

You are cautioned to reserve your energy in dealing with the Islamification of Great Britain and welcome to STFU about matters that do not concern you.

Warmly,

A. Grizzled Bear

[bmwcyle]

Raise your hand everyone whose country’s flag is on the moon.

[Gay State Conservative]

Five’ll get ya ten that Andy is part of the 20% of Brits who believe that Churchill is a mythical figure.

[Finalapproach29er]

They don’t make Brits the way they used to.

[Centurion2000]

LONDON: While Prince Andrew declares himself a fan of the United States - and his cellphone ring tone comes from the American TV drama "24" - the man who is fourth in line to the British throne has some critical words for America's Iraq policy and thinks that Washington should have listened to advice from London.

Hey Mr Andrews .... STFU and deal with the moslems in your own country first since they are exercising more authority and power over British subjects than your own royal family.

[A knight without armor]

To: Prince Andrew
From: The World

When we want something out of you we will squeeze you.

[fso301]

What’s Andy Koo’ing at now?

[mewzilla]

This bozo's coming over here...

Prince Andrew's travels costing taxpayers

Are American taxpayers gonna be picking up the tab for protecting this schmuck?

[trisham]

for 22 years he was in the Royal Navy, serving as a helicopter pilot during the Falklands conflict

********************

He's the best of the bunch, I'll give him that.

[50sDad]

"The fact is there is quite a lot of experience over here which is valid and should be listened to."

Listen, you arrogant, spoiled, pony-riding, inbred little ponce:

There is a report in this weeks' Times that one in four of your countrymen think Winston Churchill, the fellow who saved your royal bum from the NaziFacists back in WWII (and who wouldn't have, without our help, thank you very much) was a mythical figure. In a Muzzy-loving, all tolerant school system that seems to view braying like Chamberlain as more important than teaching about real history, don't go opening your Shepard's pie hole in our direction over how "experienced" you are.

[Berlin_Freeper]

If the Brits want to talk about lessons that can be learned, then do away with that silly monarchy.

[ZULU]

“There are, he added, “occasions when people in the U.K. would wish that those in responsible positions in the U.S. might listen and learn from our experiences.”

Hmmm. Like helping the Frenchies in WW1 and dragging us in? You know, the war with the Kaiser, the one to end all wars which led to Hitler and WW2, the expansion of Communism into eastern Europe and the problems we are currently experiencing?

We have a lot to thank the Brits for prior to our Revolution - Adam Smith, Magna Charta, etc, etc. After 1783, there is precious little except for the recent episodes in the Persian Gulf which common interest draw us into.

I suggest little Bonnie Prince Charlie spend more time reading history books and less time on the Polo field.

[RightWhale]

The Prince is free to speak his mind and everyone is equally free to ignore him.

[tumblindice]

Andy, foot fetishist Dick Morris is sucking your ex-wife’s toes.
Thought you should know, tumblindice