Should I allow my son Charles to be King or my Grandson William?

Question

Should I allow my son Charles to be King or my Grandson William?

Answer 1

Definitely william. He seems to have more sense than his father.

Answer 2

Neither. Team Harry all the way!

Answer 3

how do you keep changing your name and eventually blocking it?

very interesting.

Also, Charles (tradition first)

Answer 4

Why you decide so soon? Wait until a great grandson!

Answer 5

Unless you happen to be Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain this is rather a moot point, no??

Charles is next in line and has always been reported to definitely (desperately) want the throne.  Many people in Britain don't like him for a variety of reasons, but nevertheless, he is the Queen's direct successor.

Of course, given the longevity and robust health that the Queen appears to have inherited from her mother, the late, beloved "Queen Mum Elizabeth," whoever inherits will probably have a good long wait.  The Queen Mum lived to be 101 and kept an active royal schedule almost up to her death!!!  This may become a determinant as to who succeeds to the throne.

Answer 6

HRH Queen Elizabeth II should respect the Saelic law, althought I would like to see prince William on throne

Answer 7

William's courage.  Noble  acts  unconditional love and courage for humanity needs no title.

     though

King Henry   let's wait for King Hank it got a ring to it.  A warrior for reality of life need not a crown.  

These men are blessing to the palace.

            King Chuckie ? scarey

Answer 8

Charles should NEVER ascend the throne!  He is not capable of that responsibility nor is he worthy of respect.  William WILL be the next King!

Answer 9

A monarch does not have any right to announce who should succeed its throne. The British line of succession is an Act made by the Parliament, signed by the monarch, which indicates exactly who is next in line and so forth. A monarch has no authority to overrule any laws made by the Parliament. Prince Charles of Wales is next in line and nothing will change his status unless he abdicate or passes away.

Answer 10

Your grandson is such a hottie-if only I was single and 15 years younger....

Answer 11

I vote for King Ralph!

Answer 12

Read the salic law. Spells everything out in detail.

Answer 13

You have no say in the matter.

Answer 14

Sorry Liz, it's not up to you. The Order of Succession currently goes like this:

1. Charles

2. William

3. Harry

4. Andrew

5. Beatrice

6. Eugenie

7. Edward

8. Louise

9. Anne

10. Peter Phillips

11. Zara Phillips

You can't mess around with it on a whim. Know your place, woman!

Answer 15

Ma'am, with the deepest respect it's not up to you, the rules of succession  are quite clear. For you to choose your sucessor there would have to be an Act of Parliament and as you know Parliamentary time is short and this would be deemed a waste of time by most politicians, the Laws of Succession have worked well for over 300 years. There's no need to fix it if it isn't broken.

Answer 16

Neither!   The English should abolish The Monarchy.

Answer 17

WILLIAM