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Queen Elizabeth angry guards for stealing nuts Buckingham Palace
14 Dec 2013
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BAGHDAD - Awan
Royal Palace officials sent a memorandum to the British royal protection officers ordering them that their hands kept away from light and sweet Queen Maxradtha, after observing Her Majesty's disappearance from cans that are placed in the rooms and corridors of Buckingham, to deal with them about what they want to do so when.
He revealed this information during the dramatic jury to hear the testimony of witnesses in the case of wiretapping journalists weekly News of the World on the phone.Among the evidence presented by the message sent by the royal affairs editor Clive Goodman, the newspaper in an email to the editor of the newspaper at the time Andy Kolsn.
The letter stated that the Queen was very anger after discovering diminishing candy and nuts, which placed her in the corridors of the palace. The Attorney General Andrew Addis The candy and nuts were intervention Goff guards, "and this has irritated Her Majesty apparently."
The editor of the property in his letter to the Queen A_i_att anger of police for stealing cans nuts and candy in the rooms of Buckingham Palace, and added that the Queen resorted to the severity of the anger marking these boxes to monitor the low level of their contents. He said the diary had been circulated to all the palace guards ordering them "not to lay their fingers sticky" to the Queen and candy Maxradtha.
Goodman tried with the former editor of the newspaper Kolsn and editor in chief of the newspaper after Rebecca Brooks on charges of conspiracy to eavesdrop on phone
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14 Dec 2013
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BAGHDAD - Awan
Royal Palace officials sent a memorandum to the British royal protection officers ordering them that their hands kept away from light and sweet Queen Maxradtha, after observing Her Majesty's disappearance from cans that are placed in the rooms and corridors of Buckingham, to deal with them about what they want to do so when.
He revealed this information during the dramatic jury to hear the testimony of witnesses in the case of wiretapping journalists weekly News of the World on the phone.Among the evidence presented by the message sent by the royal affairs editor Clive Goodman, the newspaper in an email to the editor of the newspaper at the time Andy Kolsn.
The letter stated that the Queen was very anger after discovering diminishing candy and nuts, which placed her in the corridors of the palace. The Attorney General Andrew Addis The candy and nuts were intervention Goff guards, "and this has irritated Her Majesty apparently."
The editor of the property in his letter to the Queen A_i_att anger of police for stealing cans nuts and candy in the rooms of Buckingham Palace, and added that the Queen resorted to the severity of the anger marking these boxes to monitor the low level of their contents. He said the diary had been circulated to all the palace guards ordering them "not to lay their fingers sticky" to the Queen and candy Maxradtha.
Goodman tried with the former editor of the newspaper Kolsn and editor in chief of the newspaper after Rebecca Brooks on charges of conspiracy to eavesdrop on phone
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