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Remius said:This article back in 2012 explains a bit of it.
Which article is that?
Remius said:This article back in 2012 explains a bit of it.
mariomike said:Which article is that?
Remius said:https://www.cnn.com/2012/11/07/politics/us-election-bluster/index.html
Sorry about that.
More recently, after Tuesday's election results came in, real estate mogul and reality TV star Donald Trump called for "revolution!" and urged his 1.8 million Twitter followers to "march on Washington and stop this travesty."
He further called on them to "fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice," while proclaiming the country was now in "serious and unprecedented trouble...like never before." Trump has since deleted the revolution missive.
Post noted that Trump was at the forefront of the so-called "birther movement," which falsely claims Obama wasn't born in the United States, so he wasn't surprised to see Trump sound off, but "the intensity of that was rather shocking."
tomahawk6 said:The Duchess wanted to move to the US as long as Trumpp isn't President.
tomahawk6 said:I recall after his election a number of Hollywood celebs vowed to move to Canada but I don't think any did much to my chagrin. I got through 8 years of Obama so they should too.
Brihard said:I get the optics of it, and yeah it sucks. I don't really think it can be helped. Like I said, not his fault he happens to be the grandson of the head of state, and a part of a family that is permanently at significant risk. Ultimately it doesn't really need to be 'sold' to anyone; it just gets done out of whatever budget is appropriate and people can deal with it. There'd be a little bit of noise from a few advocacy groups like the CTF, and then people would move on to the next bit of media nonsense.
Jarnhamar said:I'm not sure of the police (probably RCMP?) would see this as a jammy go or not enjoy the job.
Jarnhamar said:It would doubly suck for an RCMP officer/s to have to uproot their family and move just to provide security for Harry and his wife I would think.
Jarnhamar said:I'm not sure of the police (probably RCMP?) would see this as a jammy go or not enjoy the job. It would doubly suck for an RCMP officer/s to have to uproot their family and move just to provide security for Harry and his wife I would think.
Czech_pivo said:Tough - RCMP candidates/officers are well aware that they can be posted to any area of Canada as they are needed. If a person took this job and didn’t realize those risks, too bad.
I didn’t pursue a career with a certain intelligence agency for that very reason. No way my spouse would have agreed to it.
Czech_pivo said:Tough - RCMP candidates/officers are well aware that they can be posted to any area of Canada as they are needed. If a person took this job and didn’t realize those risks, too bad.
I didn’t pursue a career with a certain intelligence agency for that very reason. No way my spouse would have agreed to it.
Meghan and Harry were forced to remove claims from website RoyalSussex.com that they are entitled to personal bodyguards due to their status, despite opting to 'quit' royal firm
https://www.google.com/search?biw=1280&bih=641&tbs=qdr%3Ad&sxsrf=ACYBGNQAUO_xASknygabqU-glZQXBJeFDw%3A1579103629986&ei=jTUfXqXVO6W0ggeIkrbgCw&q=%22internationally+protected+people%22+meghan+harry&oq=%22internationally+protected+people%22+meghan+harry&gs_l=psy-ab.12...3791.5233..7502...0.0..2.261.1540.0j5j3......0....1..gws-wiz.EukgTqTh1TE&ved=0ahUKEwjlz7a3-4XnAhUlmuAKHQiJDbwQ4dUDCAo#spf=1579103640312
Remius said:Sure. That does not mean they have to like it or enjoy it. But hey, we can keep treating them like hot garbage and wonder why there might be a retention issue.
Just like in the CAF.
I'm willing to bet that a lot of guys that might get voluntold for that gig are guys that put in their time on less than glamourous or coveted posts to get to where they are.
Royal Tab: Vast majority don’t want to pay costs associated with the Sussexes’ move to Canada
http://angusreid.org/harry-meghan-canada-monarchy/
Nor do Canadians care to pay for his and his wife’s security and other expenditures associated with their stated intention to spend at least part of the year in Canada, while “stepping back” from official duties. Nearly three-quarters (73%) of Canadians say “no thank you” to the prospect.
Czech_pivo said:If I was a newish RCMP officer and had the chance of Nunavut, Tuk or Vic Island, I easily know what I'd be taking.
tomahawk6 said:Private security will be bought by the Duke and Duchess.
Remius said:If you were a newish RCMP officer you would not be with Protective Services either.