Prince Philip named in FBI papers

in connection with the Profumo affair. the allegations suggest that Philip was also attached to Mandy Rice Davies and Christine Keeler and so, therefore, a threat to national security...
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[sprocadoodledoo]

My uncle was in the CID and involved with security for Prince Phillip on his many frequent visits to his friend James Robertson Justice’s highland residence. He said that girls were brought in on the train overnight for these visits and that you wouldn’t believe the things that went on - so I’m not even slightly surprised by this report

[GrandadGuitar]

It's just sickening that behind all these household names there are a plethera of people serving these delinquents and keeping quiet so as not to stop the gravy train.

[ovedj]

I heard years ago about Prince Philip’s marital infidelity. Since both the Queen and Philip have gone to meet their maker, I think we can discuss these things without embarrassment.

[davidcooney]

And people wonder why Jeremy Corbyn said its was nonsense swearing allegiance to the King.

[hughmckendrick]

Who really cares wbout royalty. In the modern age, its absurd that one family should be placed above all others.

[Keeponsmiling]

Like father like son this really can’t be a surprise to anyone.

[brianperry]

One of the greatest quotes of the Twentieth Century...'' He would say that wouldn't he''...Mandy Rice Davis..

[faithpearlgenied-a]

Nothing would surprise me about any of those royals.

[lisabradford]

J Edgar had dirt on everyone who was anyone. Kennedy wanted to fire him but JEH had too much on him. he kept his position until the day he died, 48 years.

[swordfishK]

Phillip was an angel compared to Mountbatten.

[ianbrown-zwpz]

I worked many years ago with a man who'd been a butler to a titled politician n the 1930s. He told me tales about several notable lords/ladies and political figures and their shenanigans at his master's country estate. Nothing would shock me after those stories!

[francisstephens]

WOW. PHIL THE GREEK PLAYING AWAY. WHO WOULD OF THOUGHT IT!!

[helenG]

Nothing surprises me about the royal family past or present

[artistikworld]

Bigger stories with Mountbatten and The Kincora Boys that is a biggie.

[jenteale]

I'm old enough to remember the Profumo days in real time, and 2-way mirrors
Am not young enough to know everything

[roymillsjnr]

Why does it not surprise me, weve all got a few skeletons in the cupboard, but the royals have got a graveyard 😂

[DavoInMelbourne]

The ‘Royal’ family, best buds with Jimmy Saville don’t forget and we all know Andrew’s a walking disgrace that should already be in prison.

[woodencreatures]

Cromwell totally messed up. The monarchy should have stayed gone 400 years ago

[mickyg]

The last people to know about the debauchery of that lot are the British mushrooms apparently, no surprise at anything, no wonder Andrew looks so angry marching without his medals on, imagine what he knows about the rest.

[Robert_DeVille]

To be honest, it's time we got past the feudal system of monarchies & grace & favour toadying if we truly rate ourselves as a democracy. Additionally, doesn't it seemed outdated that our elected MPs have to swear / affirm an allegiance to the king & his heirs & successors instead of the people & country that elect them. And you beat me to it on the Mandy Rice-Davies quote, but you would say that, wouldn't you!?