The order was made to 'maintain the dignity' of Queen Elizabeth...but why? And from what?
As you have probably all read by now, a judge in London has decided to seal Prince Philip’s will from the public for the next 90 years,reports. In explaining his reason for doing so, Sir Andrew McFarlane, the president of the Family Division of the High Court, claimed that it was to protect the “dignity” of Queen Elizabeth II, who was married to the late Royal from 1947 all the way up until his death in April of this year.
“I accepted the submission that, whilst there may be public curiosity as to the private arrangements that a member of the Royal Family may choose to make in their will [fucking duh], there is no true public interest in the public knowing this wholly private information,” he added—incorrectly, in my opinion!!
So if McFarlane made the decision to seal Prince Philip’s will to “maintain the dignity” of Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the Royal Family, what exactly contained therein might threaten their collective dignities, as fragile as they apparently must be? I have a few ideas, each more humiliating than the last. For one, he might have bequeathed a bunch of money to his aLlEgEd secret lovechildren.
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