King Charles personal bodyguard is a British Pakistani
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Once somebody migrated and changed citizenship , these things are just jobs. The guy with the sharp mustachioe doesn't look much like a bodyguard though. May be part of clownking staff.
But for those in in the e. Colonies that haven't migrated, these things sound low form slavish mentality. Kind of difficult to get over the pictures of our ancestors helping these colonial bastards tie their shoe laces made with cotton from Egypt, aglets made in China, sown in Bangladesh, sold by Indian company and tied securely to royal feet by Pakistani. The clownking paid for all this from interest from the funds his ancestors stole from our ancestors.
But for those in in the e. Colonies that haven't migrated, these things sound low form slavish mentality. Kind of difficult to get over the pictures of our ancestors helping these colonial bastards tie their shoe laces made with cotton from Egypt, aglets made in China, sown in Bangladesh, sold by Indian company and tied securely to royal feet by Pakistani. The clownking paid for all this from interest from the funds his ancestors stole from our ancestors.
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Think many are missing the point....
People of non-white/english heritage representing all walks of life in a white English country is positive development, it breaks down racial and other prejudicial barriers and helps them become accepted members of that society. From a Pakistani perspective over 1m people of Pak heritage live in the UK, so I find this sort of thing positive. Nothing to do with becoming slave master of colonists, being a coconut or any other terms being used here.
People of non-white/english heritage representing all walks of life in a white English country is positive development, it breaks down racial and other prejudicial barriers and helps them become accepted members of that society. From a Pakistani perspective over 1m people of Pak heritage live in the UK, so I find this sort of thing positive. Nothing to do with becoming slave master of colonists, being a coconut or any other terms being used here.
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