Wos Prince Philip an asylum seeker???????? lets face when the Greeks got rid of him and his parasite family..?

Question

he latched on to an English woman to get a British passport, has been kept housed and fed by the British tax payer all his life.

Answer 1

It would have been called that in those days.

Answer 2

my father who was in the British Navy will agree with you, and did you know that King George was hesitant on leting his daughter marry him. dad told me he use to sell carpets in a London market.

he lucked out. cause HM cousin Lord Mountbatten

talked him into it.

well************God save the Queen

bad answer eh? I probably know more about the Royals than any of you lot.

Answer 3

From what I have read about Prince Philip he lived in Germany as a boy (without a country) with his sisters who had married high ranking n***s (the 1930's) but did not like them.  He made fun of them and being an outspoken sort (that hasn't changed!) his sisters were afraid he would get in to trouble so they packed him off to England with Uncle Louie Mountbatten. The rest is history.

Answer 4

I understood he was an officer in the Royal Navy who helped save us from the n***s.  He was obviously wasting his time.

Answer 5

People, people, people.

Prince Phillip 's mother was German a grandaughter of Queen Victoria, he grew up in scotland/england with his uncle Louis Mountbatten.

his father was Prince Andrew of Denmark(queen alexandria's brother)andrew, who's brother was king of Greece.The greeks wanted a Danish King and so oooooooooo.then they got pissed off at them and kicked them out.

oh, by the by*****Obanlassie**** you are correct on saying that HRH was not that well liked by the senior Royals at that time.your father I should say .and was not much of an officer either.

Answer 6

No he wasn't an asylum seeker.  From what I recall from history class:

George V gave members of the Greek Royal Family asylum; he sent a British Naval Ship (the HMS Calypso) to rescue them after Constantine I was forced to abdicate.  He gave them asylum; Philip at the time wasn't able to seek asylum, he was only a year old.  He abanded his titles of Prince of Greece and Denmark and at that point he became a naturalized British subject.  All of which was before he married HM.

Just because the citizens of Greece don't recognize the royal family as their country's leaders doesn't mean they're parasites.  No one in my family thinks they are and we're Greek.

Answer 7

They all appear to be a species of interbreeders, who have been lucky. We as tax payers are compelled to keep them comfortable by sending them contributions thru the tax system.

Arn't we lucky if we get an invo to the tea party once in our life?

My God what saddo's we are.

Answer 8

yes your correct! but i recognise he was in the same position i was and that was fighting to save this country from the n***s/and Mountbatten was the negotiator for his connection with princess Elizabeth

Answer 9

To think he served in the British Royal Navy during WWII to save people like you from n**i oppression. He never has been and never will be a parasite. That is out of order.

Answer 10

He was a serving officer in the Royal Navy throughout WWII, and risked his life to save the country, the same as all the rest that served. More than you have done.

Answer 11

i dont know

Answer 12

out of all the royals he is the worst of the lot and i think they are all a waste of space!! none of them are english and they had to change thier german surname to try to be accepted!! so they are fakes as well as parasites! get rid of the lot of them!!!