Automatic knighthoods for travel agents
It used to be the case, but apparently no more:
"British ambassadors and high commissioners who help arrange the Queen's state visits will no longer automatically receive knighthoods. The decision follows a streamlining in the number of knighthoods being awarded". (Telegraph, print only)
And some people wonder why I want the entire non-military honours system scrapped, bag, baggage, Bath and Garter.
"British ambassadors and high commissioners who help arrange the Queen's state visits will no longer automatically receive knighthoods. The decision follows a streamlining in the number of knighthoods being awarded". (Telegraph, print only)
And some people wonder why I want the entire non-military honours system scrapped, bag, baggage, Bath and Garter.
Labels: Honours system
Top of my list of things that would never happen
" Arise Sir Croydonian"
" No sorry Madge my convictions and idealism prevent me from accepting this,admittedly rather flattering ,gong "
Ha , no chance and if you really don`t want yours , I`ll have it.
...my precious
Medals have been a bit of a theme recently C
So its no longer automatic.......can they buy one? Do I ask Emily or Lord Levy?
N - I do not believe they are tranferable. Lord Newmania of Islington has a pleasant ring to it though.
V - Probably worth trying.
C would never get a K
not jewish enough
I can sell you all whatever titles you life. BONAFIDE too.
Just let me know what you want to be and your bank details.
Currently I style myself Count. Always helps with the upgrades to First.
A friend of mine who shall remain nameless has a surname very similar to that of a noted banking dynasty, and when mumbled it is very helpful for booking tables at high end restaurants.
Now we know how he landed the job at GS
All part of the zionist conspiracy (+;
The honours rot set in under Major _ as it did in so many things: remember his abolition of the British Empire Medal (BEM)? Now everyone who would have got a BEM gets an MBE and so on up the chain.... Yet another form of grade inflation... I'd be inclined to say that you get a peerage for much less these days if cash didn't figure so large in so many peerage awards. Consider the risible mediocrity Baroness Uddin _ whose sole claim to fame before getting togged up in ermine was to have been a sub-standard 'chair' of the social services cttee in Tower Hamlets/ Newham or somewhere equally ghastly..
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