King Charles’s aides claim: ‘World leaders really want to come and meet him’

You can really tell that King Charles is super-disappointed that his first state visit as monarch was canceled. Dude was looking forward to visiting Paris and spending time in Versailles. The French protesters had a different idea, and they began threatening him with the guillotine. C’est la vie. So now the king’s elves are trying to make him feel better about his trip to Germany, which starts on Wednesday. Not only that, there’s a real desperation to portray Charles as a global leader who is beloved and well-liked by other world leaders. It’s fascinating to watch Charles come across as so needy? Some highlights from the Times:

Sanguine Charles: The King was “looking forward” to his first state visit to France, due to have started in Paris on Sunday, but is said to have been entirely “sanguine” when President Macron rang him yesterday morning to call it off.

Charles’s warm relationship: Germany has scooped its neighbour, and President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, with whom Charles has a “warm relationship”, will now host the King for his first big moment on the international stage, when he lands in Berlin on Wednesday afternoon.

World leaders love Charles: Since he became King in September, ambassadors and global leaders, including President Zelensky of Ukraine and Ursula von der Leyen, the EU Commission president, have flocked to Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle to meet the UK’s new head of state. A source close to the King says: “World leaders really want to come and meet him. The transition has provoked enormous fascination, on a human and geopolitical level, people want to come and hear from him. There will be a lot of world leaders at his coronation.”

President Steinmeier is doing the most: As a mark of respect and gratitude for the King’s only overseas tour before his coronation on May 6, President Steinmeier is affording Charles and Camilla the highest of honours with a number of historic “firsts”. The King will become the first postwar foreign head of state to be given a ceremonial welcome with full military honours at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate and the first British monarch to address the Bundestag, Germany’s federal parliament, in a speech he is set to deliver in a mixture of German and English. He is not fluent in the language, unlike his father, Prince Philip.

The reception: Steinmeier, who invited Charles to Germany during the late Queen’s funeral in September and will lay on a state banquet for the royal couple at his residence, the Schloss Bellevue on Wednesday night, has said of the forthcoming visit: “The fact he is now taking up this invitation only half a year later shows how much the King values the friendship between our nations.”

[From The Times]

“World leaders really want to come and meet him… people want to come and hear from him.” There’s something so pathetic about Charles’s own courtiers embiggening him to a domestic audience, telling British people that foreign leaders love him. I don’t think Zelenskyy’s visit or the EU president’s visit should be described as “flocking” either – Zelenskyy is a war president desperate to save his people and his country, not a f–king groupie. Besides that, I bet most world leaders are skipping the bloody coronation – President Biden isn’t coming, and I bet Charles only gets a few European leaders and a handful of Commonwealth prime ministers, honestly.

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  1. ThatsNotOkay says:

    Well, Charles is German, so…

    He’s also not a world leader. He’s an irrelevant figurehead living off stolen wealth and bile. And his coronation will be the beginning of the end of that.

    • ML says:

      He is not German. He has distant German ancestry, but he’s definitely British. Please don’t lay his effed-upness on another country.

      • Pentellit says:

        In 1917, the name of the British royal house was changed from the German Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to the English Windsor because of anti-German sentiment. Qn Lizzie on her ascension confirmed the name change to the House of Windsor. They are Germans. Prince Ernst of Hanover, once married to Caroline of Monaco, is a distant cousin.

      • ML says:

        Pentillet, please look up his family tree. The fact that his family used to have a German last name does not make him German. KC does not have any German parents, grandparents or even great grandparents! He does have a lot of English-born relatives… How exactly do you see him as German?! He has distant German ancestry, but most of his forefathers are not from that country.

      • BayTampaBay says:

        Philip – Mother – Alice – British born (British *father & German mother)
        Philip – Father – Andrew – Greek born (Danish father & Russian mother)

        *Louis Alexander Mountbatten, 1st Marquess of Milford Haven (German father & Polish mother) was a naturalized British citizen, at the time he joined the British Navy, before he married Victoria of Hesse .

      • Lorna says:

        I’ve read very often many monarchies refer to their families of German heritage. They are from different German families that didn’t marry people of British descent until the Queen Mother. Prince Philip is ethnically German, but says he feel Danish. They point out regularly that the Greek family is of German heritage. A DNA test and Charles is most likely 3/4ths German. The Swedish realize that the King is of German and French heritage. The Danish realize that Queen Margarethe is of German not Danish heritage and married a Frenchman. People bring this up all the time. Willam is likely close to 40% German. How have you never read this? British born German descent mostly until the Queen Mother. Of course Princess Diana was English. Prince George could still be around 18% German descent. Prince Philip was born in Corfu and his father in Greece. Athens I think.

      • ML says:

        Sorry, but German ancestry is not German. First off, calling KC German makes him “not English.” KC is awful—this isn’t fair to Germans as far as I’m concerned. They have other issues you can pin on them, but not this guy. Next, as an American expat and the daughter of an immigrant, I have been made to feel “othered.” I’ve written down KC’s parents, grandparents, and great grandparents and their country of birth. KC’s immediate ancestry contains mostly English relatives. His language, culture, etc are not German. He’s a product of the British “upper-upper” class.
        KC’s parents: Philip, Greece and Elizabeth, England. Paternal grandparents: Andrew, Greece and Alice, England. Maternal grandparents: George, England and Elizabeth, England. Paternal paternal great grandparents: George, Denmark and Olga, Russia. Paternal maternal great grandparents: Louis, Austria (though nominally German: he had an international childhood and waa in GB already as a teenager) and Victoria, England. Maternal paternal great grandparents: George, England and Victoria Mary, England. Maternal maternal great grandparents: Claude, England and Cecilia, England.

    • Someone_Hears_a_Who says:

      He is British-born, his mother is British-born, his grandfather is British-born, his great grandfather is British-born, etc. He is British.

      It does not matter what a persons last name is. The UK ,and many other countries, are filled with people whose names are not of local origin. To treat the people with foreign last names whose families have lived in in a particular country for generation as foreign to that country is otherizing.

    • Moxylady says:

      KC3 spent 50 years of his life traveling to other countries, meeting with world leader and doing “soft diplomacy” yada yada yada.
      Why are the acting like none of this happened and his clock started over when his mom died? All of these “firsts”. That have happened dozens of times before.
      I had had a full life before I got married. And it was a huge wonderful thing for me but it was not like nothing counted before that. It wasn’t – Omg this is the first time she’s traveling/ driving a car/ going to the grocery store – ITS A BRAND NEW WORLD AND SHES DOING IT ALL FOR THE FIRST TIME (again).

    • May Bench says:

      Charles looks like a booze hound. His red face tells all.

    • Rackel says:

      @thatsnotok I see a lot of people are …. sensitive about culture. Your family could have been in a country for 100 years but you are still instantly recognized, both in manner and looks, as originating from somewhere else. Charles is more German then Elizabeth 2 but they both have a strong German foundation. The brf turned German and kept marrying Germans. William is the most English one in like 200 years because of his mom.

      I don’t know Kate’s background. I read an article where they mixed Kate and Camilla’s grandparents up so I don’t trust Kate lineage.

      • Lia says:

        Apparently Diana also has partly German ancestors..

        Did you know that German Americans are by far the largest ethnic group in the United States? Most people in the US come from Germany.

      • Rackel says:

        I come from michigan. Our white people are/well before 2000s, mostly Belgium. With French and German bringing up the rear. I can actually tell the difference because we are so segregated you can pinpoint when one town stopped and another began.

  2. Seaflower says:

    “There’s something so pathetic about Charles’s own courtiers embiggening him to a domestic audience, ”

    Like father, like eldest son and his wife….

    • Mrs.Krabapple says:

      The royals are just the Trump family in fancier (stolen) jewelry. I don’t understand why the British cannot see how the family embarrasses the whole country.

      • Cara says:

        OMG you are so right Mrs. Krabapple!! It is like being stuck with the Trump family forever and ever and ever … only, I remind myself, the Brits could abolish the monarchy whenever they want. So, what is stopping them?? Is it fear of the unknown? Collective brainwashing? Sheer laziness? They hand over so much of their money to them so willingly. And for what??

  3. Miranda says:

    Yeah, well, we’ll see who actually shows up for the Chubbly. How many countries are gonna foist off the “honor” on their respective ambassadors to the UK?

    • Spnn4579 says:

      Nobody wants to be there. I’m sure they will send delegates. I wonder if Biden will send Kamala or whoever replaced Nancy Pelosi

  4. Moderatelywealthy says:

    No, they aren´t. They already know Charles. Charles is a 74 years old man. Behaving as if he is an up and coming new force for good is stupid, but carry on…

    • Rackel says:

      Isn’t this it in a nutshell. How much money do they want other nations to spend to hang out with, “Philip and liz’s boy”. They already know him. Been knowing him for decades. They have already clothed and feed him. They have already given him a sack of “donations”. At this stage he should be hosting them. At the least chuck should be traveling without fanfare.

  5. Sam says:

    As I said before, according to a poll only 8% of Germans want the monarchy back. And all of them identify with the right spectrum..
    The German government is only doing this out of politeness, although they probably don’t think much of the monarchy (left government) and the few curious onlookers who will come are probably there by chance at the time.
    And I don’t think anyone with their right minds in Germany gives a f*ck that the whole BRF comes from Germany…

    • KFG says:

      I feel likeball the pomp in Germany is more of a show for Russia telling them we are a power so back off. I also believe Chuck cried about wanting military honors bc he’s an entitled brat so they’re going to give him something, but I doubt it’ll be huge.

      • Agreatreckoning says:

        I feel like C3-POS (thank you to CB poster for that acronym) is deliberately avoiding Commonwealth countries who are wanting to drop the BRF like flies, to make an appearance in Germany (obvs not a Commonwealth county) before Harry’s Invictus Games. The excitement Dusseldorf has shown for the IG has been great. None of which has anything to do with Charles other than his son, that he’s sh*t on, has a big event happening there.

        Flaming sauerbraten thrown? Backed off of schnitzel. Love schnitzel.

    • Lara (the other) says:

      I think it’s a chance for Steinmeier to remind the people of his existence. The Bundespräsident is a figurehead without political power (similiar to C-Rex) and until I read the article I had actually forgotten who out current head of state ist.
      The real power lies with the head of gouvermet, the Kanzlerin (Even if its currently a man, I refuse to gernder. I’m so jused to to female form after Merkel).

      • BayTampaBay says:

        The President of Germany is the “Head of State” but as you stated in your post above, the president of Germany, like KCIII, has no real hard power. Frank-Walter Steinmeier is a German politician serving as President of Germany since 19 March 2017. He was previously Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2005 to 2009 and again from 2013 to 2017, as well as Vice Chancellor of Germany from 2007 to 2009

        The individual with the real hard power is the Chancellor. Olaf Scholz is a German politician who has served as the chancellor of Germany since 8 December 2021. A member of the Social Democratic Party, he previously served as Vice Chancellor in Fourth Merkel cabinet and as Federal Minister of Finance from 2018 to 2021

  6. Jan says:

    Chucky can sing and dance all he want, Brexit is a done deal and Britain is still at the end of the queue.
    There was an article in the Times about Biden visiting Ireland and skipping England and the Con-a-Nation, and it looks bad, because he is snubbing the King, and all about the great relationship between the U S and England.

    • Rackel says:

      Boris Johnson and sunak was all about brexit but both still want to be seen as European players.

      Germany doesn’t care about Britain. Probably wants the british to stop applying for their passports.

  7. equality says:

    I am sure the world leaders would be just as happy to meet with an elected official of the UK to resolve any issues or make agreements.

  8. Flowerlake says:

    World leaders might have liked having their picture taking with the Queen, but Charles? Not so much.

    Except maybe Albert of Monaco, who seems to be looked down upon by other royalty and might be eager to be seen with a monarch.

  9. Looty says:

    This sounds so much like stories from Donald Trump’s former aides in the White House, having to lay it on preposterously thick.

    • ML says:

      My brain also made this comparison. And if world leaders do want access to KC, as in really, really want access to him, then that should be a huge red flag.

    • Becks1 says:

      It really does. “he’s so popular, he really is, everyone is just dying to meet him and everyone who meets him just loves him!!!! He’s so smart and popular!!!!!!!!”

      Someone like Joe biden will meet with the royals because he’s polite and he understands diplomacy, but he’s not going out of his way for it and he’s not giving them undue deference. When he met William it was outside!! LOL

      • Bird says:

        And didn’t William keep Biden waiting outside?

      • Christine says:

        I stopped reading after the word “sanguine”. We all saw how well he reacted to a temperamental pen, it’s ALL crap when they start pulling out the $10 words to prop up Chuck.

  10. C-Shell says:

    “Flocking” 😂😂😂

    Anyway, Biden is going to Belfast next month to mark the peace agreement, and it is known that he will not meet with Charles. Not then, not at the Chubbly. I’m sure Prince Albert will attend the Clowning, but that’s not the kind of world “leader” CIII wants to bag. The most powerful leader on the planet is coming to your shores, fella, and will not see you. Spin that.

    • Brassy Rebel says:

      They literally make it sound like a stampede! 🐎🐎🐎. So, so stupid.

      • Mary Pester says:

        @brassyrebel, yep, biggest load of BS since we heard BULLYAM deny his affair. Zelenski came because he addressed both houses of Parliament, then he met Charlie. He needs aid for his country (he cares about his people, unlike some) Ursula met with Charlie because he allowed Sunak to hijack the name Windsor for his botched up deal over Ireland. No one is FLOCKING to see and meet the king. He has been king since last September, and as far as I know air, road and rail traffic hasn’t discontinued in that time! Seems the only thing “flocking to Charlie is the pigeons” who land all around the UK every day. Maybe THEY are waiting to give Charlie a “present”, at his Coronation 🤣

      • BayTampaBay says:

        @Mary Pester – What a perfect post!

    • BothSidesNow says:

      @ C-Shell, yes, Biden as the POTUS is in your own backyard and is specifically not making an attempt at visiting you. Face it Chucky, no one is rushing to give you an audience nor attend your Con-a-nation as you are simply irrelevant.

      Agree with regards to Albert, ad Monarchs stick together to keep their con going.

  11. Janey says:

    back to sanguine are we? I’m off to London next month so perhaps I’ll pop a thesaurus through the door with some underlined alternatives to sanguine, incandescent, blindsided and peace keeper.

    • Louise says:

      OMG please add ‘keen’ to that list.

    • Whyforthelove says:

      Janey that would truly be a keen service to the world. As sanguine as I usually am, hearing them repeatedly use words like bespoke makes me incandescent. Sorry I will see myself out folks…I could not stop my bespoke fingers from keenly typing this … a thesaurus would be a mercy for us all

  12. HeatherC says:

    Zelenskyy is not a good barometer. Like you said, he’s a war president. He’ll go to the opening of an envelope if it means support for his people and country. As he should.

    • ML says:

      I just stated that if a world leader is really keen to have access to KC that should be a huge red flag…Zelensky is not included in that! He’s an exception since he needs to help Ukraine.

  13. Roo says:

    I think we can safely assume KFC was the opposite of sanguine and threw a royal tantrum about his canceled visit to France, and his courtiers then scrambled and pled with Germany to invite him instead. And two leaders meeting with him is not “flocking” to meet KFC. Once again, Charles makes his neediness so apparent.

    • Jais says:

      Yep. Love it when the reporters use the word sanguine. It’s always a clue that things are not in fact sanguine.

      • BothSidesNow says:

        Yes and now Germany will have to play host as they were simply sick of hearing KC3 begging on the phone so they caved in. Germany is simply giving into the whims of this man-child.

    • BayTampaBay says:

      Everytime I see “KFC”, I think Kentucky Fried Chicken! LOL! LOL!

    • Becks1 says:

      The Germany trip has been planned for a while. It was supposed to be a few days in France and then a few days in Germany.

  14. Tessa says:

    He and Camilla can dress up and she can get decked out in bling. They are so out of touch

    • The Recluse says:

      Man, I couldn’t believe that KFC and his ambitious sidepiece were going to have a fancy dinner at Versailles. Talk about tone deaf and entitled.
      Perhaps someone should give them a biography on Marie Antoinette.

  15. Elizabeth says:

    If Ambassadors and World leaders are coming to see him it’s because that’s their job.

    • equality says:

      And because he was born into a position where the UK government pushes him forward as their rep. I’m sure the other leaders would be just as happy to meet with the PM.

  16. Pinkosaurus says:

    I agree with this headline. There are many world leaders who want to meet with KC3 to tell him they want their looted and plundered stuff back.

    • ML says:

      Good point! Yes, Pinkosaurus, if my country had been robbed (and especially if [some of] that loot wound up in the royal collection, I definitely would want to meet KC.
      Above, I was thinking more along the lines of dictators and right wingnuts feeling a huge desire to meet him instead.

  17. Emily_C says:

    The lurkers support him in e-mails, I’m sure.

  18. SquiddusMaximus says:

    You’d think with billions of dollars in stolen/inherited/tax-free wealth, Chucky and his bride could afford to make themselves looks regal & dignified, but he’s looking increasingly like Lady Elaine Fairchild from the Mr. Roger’s original puppets. All red-faced and inbred looking.

    • Southern Fried says:

      So funny, so true. Lady Elaine 🤣🤣🤣

    • equality says:

      When you called them that what flashed in my mind was the movie “Bride of Chucky”.

      • SquiddusMaximus says:

        And that, my dear, was entirely on purpose! Thank you for catching the reference (although Jennifer Tilly far outshines Cams in terms of classy, dignity, sobriety, etc).

        Ohhh, I am harsh today!

  19. Eurydice says:

    If Charles were really sanguine, he wouldn’t be putting out articles like this. He’d accept that France has some problems that have necessitated a postponement and he’d quietly move on to the next thing on his calendar. Lol, we’ll see how things go with the “mega-strike” in Germany.

  20. Tessa says:

    The ceremonial welcome will feature Chuck wearing all his medals and Camilla in a feathered hat and elaborate outfit channeling the wife of Kaiser Wilhelm. And both brought in by coach.

  21. Veda says:

    Chucky is literally a f****** king. This need for validation is pathetic.

  22. Sue E Generis says:

    There’s very much an air of – Look at our toddler taking his very first steps, we just know he’ll grow up to rule the world! – in the way the BM write about the RF. It’s rather embarrassing.

    • BayTampaBay says:

      Totally embarrassing.

      The tabloid media is starting to write about Chucky the way they write about Wiggington!

  23. JT says:

    Charles’ need to be seen as world leader is absurd. As a British monarch, he is nothing but a symbolic figurehead that real world leaders have to humor every now and then. He shouldn’t even be compared to any other president, prime minister, or even a damn CEO. He’s just a king.

  24. Dani says:

    Let’s keep it 100% – Charles is a place holder, nothing more. Actual foreign leaders and the royal houses are already fully aware of who he is as he’s had a public facing role for more than 50 years (and has never been really popular). The older ones have already met him; the younger ones don’t give a damn besides optics. And given all of the family mess and anti-monarchy rumblings over the last five years, most of them won’t ally with him publicly.

  25. blue says:

    Only the mostly self-promoted heads of Third World countries would get any thrill from meeting Chuck.

  26. Lemons says:

    At some point, they’ve got to come to terms with the fact that Charles is an old, unattractive king with an old, unattractive wife for a queen. He’s not fit to lead his own court (as we’ve seen) let alone be the figurehead for a country…but here we are.

    And the photo op appeal just isn’t there. It might be with William, but even then…other world leaders and other royalty see right through him…He and his wife don’t do anything substantial, and on top of that, they’re dumb.

  27. Paulkid says:

    I have to say, QEIi always looked staid and regal on the throne. In the photo, Chawlz looks like he is wondering if he’s soiled himself!
    He had plenty of time to practice looking like a monarch, another flop endeaor! Other world leaders aren’t clamoring to be seen with him, they aren’t brainwashed and see his obvious character flaws too.

  28. Amy Bee says:

    We all know Charles is not sanguine about France being cancelled. He’s very eager to be seen as a world leader and not just as Camilla’s tampon or Diana’s ex-husband.

  29. Renae says:

    Who writes these fractured fairy tales? I thought the Brothers Grimm were dead! Tim Burton couldn’t make KFC into an interesting character.

  30. Ace says:

    A king or queen can’t be a world leader. They are figureheads, unlected, and only there to take money from citizens. It’s pathetic and desperate that they try to sell Chuck as one.

    Other countries presidents receive him because that’s their job, nobody gives a fuck what he wants becuase his opinion means nothing. The only important message he might give them is what the UK government has told him to say.

  31. Jensa says:

    This is so pathetic.
    Charles shouldn’t flatter himself that Zelenskyy and the EU President were desperate to meet him. They were simply courtesy meetings while they happened to be in the UK (the EU President for Brexit talks and Zelenskyy to meet the Prime Minister and address Parliament). Charles is not a sufficient draw on his own, as I suspect the Coronation will show.
    He’s desperate to be seen as hobnobbing with the state leaders of the world. I’ve never seen him so happy as when they had that reception before the Queen’s funeral for all the foreign leaders. He was grinning like a Cheshire cat. But what Charles may not understand is that was a once in a lifetime deal, and they were there for the Queen – not for Charles and his useless son.

    • Lady D says:

      And wasn’t he careful to keep the useful son out of sight?

      • Jensa says:

        Quite. I think Charles is deeply resentful of the fact that Harry is much more successful at networking (see Harry’s interactions with the Obamas and Bidens, for example).

  32. Athena says:

    The German president was probably making small talk and being polite at that reception for the Queen’s funeral when he said to Charles “If you’re ever in the area you should come and visit”, like when you run into an old acquaintance somewhere and say “we should get together”, neither of you really expecting it to happen. Image his surprise when Charles called to say, I’m going to be in Paris in March, would love to stop by for that visit.

  33. Lizzie says:

    I think this is where both KC and POW have made a mistake. KC should be promoting everything UK and Commonwealth as part of the coronation – not a plea for international leaders to attend. Same opinion of William, go learn some Welsh before you think you’re an international statesman.

  34. Snuffles says:

    I absolutely love the sad Charles photo Kaiser keeps posting. It practically a meme now. I imagine him saying in a sad little Eyore voice “Why doesn’t anyone want to come to my party?”

    I can believe Charles is desperate for world leader, worldwide celebrities and the public clamoring to be a part of it. And, ironically, the people who are ACTUALLY dying to be a part of it, the aristocracy, are being forced to wait for an invitation that may or may not come. I’m convinced Charles is putting it off because he wants big wigs butts in that limited space. And whatever room is left, he will give to the aristocracy.

  35. HeyKay says:

    These stories are nonsense.
    Global heads of state have Work To Do.

    FGS!
    H&M have written the blueprint of how to use their Royal status for good.
    Charles should simply copy H&M.
    Hire huge PR to revamp his image, fund say 4 large charities with his own money.
    Give $10M to each, then do a tour/PR push.
    I read QE left a personal fortune of $700M+ not including property. We all know C is hoarding a fortune and so is Will.
    Do something useful you Tool!

  36. QuiteContrary says:

    Charles is a figurehead. And an unattractive one. He’s not a power broker. It’s just pathetic to suggest otherwise.

  37. UNCDancer says:

    But here is the thing – he is meeting with the president of Germany, not the chancellor. The president, while important, is less powerful than the chancellor and tends to stay out of issue-oriented politics. Now if Charles were meeting with Chancellor Olaf Scholz, then that would be saying something. But he is meeting with basically his figurehead counterpart. BFD

  38. Laura D says:

    The problem for Charles is that he has let the media dictate his reign. Yes there should be give and take on both sides but, he’s being led around by the nose. After Camilla’s indiscretion about the man in the most powerful office in the world, what world leader is going to want to meet them? Leaking to the press about your family is bad enough but, to leak against a foreign head of government is a huge no-no (let alone the President of “Overseas”.)

    What Charles is failing to realise is that EVERY leak and malicious smear about his son (and his family) is warning officials in other countries that the BRF cannot be trusted. Until Charles (and his wife) learn to “button it” along with not laughing at friendly greetings from other cultures he will never get the respect he thinks he deserves.

    • lleepar says:

      I think the BRF also makes the mistake of assuming foreign governments only know what they tell them. If there is compromat against the king or his heir, one of the American alphabet agencies knows who, what, where, etc. — and has duplicates of the pictures.

      • Sportie says:

        @Ileepar E.X.A.C.T.L.Y …. the same thing crossed my mind. It’s not a secret that King Chuck A Pen and Prince Incandescent With Rage have both made trips to pick up cases of cash from dictators, accepted cash from Oligarchs in exchange for access, documents & citizenship. The worlds intelligence agencies most definitely have the proof of it, especially after it was made public that Prince Harry warned his father & brother about the shady characters they were doing business with, prompting PH to separate himself from their joint foundation.

  39. lleepar says:

    [Excerpt:] “‘World leaders really want to come and meet him… people want to come and hear from him.’
    There’s something so pathetic about Charles’s own courtiers embiggening him to a domestic audience, …”

    I suspect the courtiers also may be directing their reassurances to an audience of one. William’s staff does the same for him. The staff is only as important as their boss. So, routine ego-fluffing ensues.

  40. val says:

    The end of this horse and pony show is long overdue.

  41. jferber says:

    Sad clown.

  42. Rnot says:

    “Being powerful is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you are, you aren’t.”

  43. GrnieWnie says:

    Please, not my PM. Watching my country grovel at Commonwealth feet is so nauseating. Get rid of this stupid figurehead. Australia and Canada need to work in tandem and ditch this archaic, anachronistic, functionally useless institution for good. (DON’T tell me how hard it is for Canada blahblahblah…it’s governance, it isn’t the laws of nature. It can be changed).

  44. LadyO says:

    I live in the UK and I don’t want to meet him either! Odious little man.