Prince Charles' suit change
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Jul 18, 2008, 11:10 GMT
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I am astonished - especially given the association of this tailor1 But perhaps there's been trouble for this man, & HRH is making a statement that his Fayed is not responsible for his brother's behavior? It's the only logical explanation of which I can think!
I don't remember anyone in the Al Fayed family or business organization ever saying, 'Oh, come now, Mohammed. Stop it already.'
Simply as a PR gesture, the Prince could shop British!
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PamJul 18th, 2008 - 17:29:37
So much for supporting 'British' goods and services. You'd have thought the House of Windsor would have distanced themselves from the Al Fayeds by now. Particularly for the anguish they caused the Prince's sons these last 11 years.
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