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Tour the Far East like a royal
Our tips on where to visit in the Far East
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have spent the last week and a half on a royal tour of the Far East. If you fancy following in their footsteps, we can't promise you crowds of well-wishers or a red carpet reception - but we can promise some stunning sights you'll never forget.
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20/09/2012 10:30
This is too bad for black race, white people call you monkeys and slave yet you behave like that, what are those girls doing with Kate a fellow woman of your type. How many time have you seen other European woman or white race do that to Kate or Williams. Royal family is for a particular people not for the whole world if you doubt me send your king or your queen of your own country to Britain and call British woman to carry her up as you women has just done.
20/09/2012 10:39
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20/09/2012 10:43
21/09/2012 18:14
disgraceful i thought haveing black people has slaves was done away with hundreds of years ago will they ever be truly free and treated with respect and equality would whites do this for them its so degradeing for them i am white but shamed of it sometimes i would not treat an animal like this let alone another fellow human when wil it ever end 1 love 1 world 1people god made us all
23/09/2012 19:41
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20/09/2012 12:57
what a cow, her dream of being carried by a group of black people while she perches on a throne lookin down at them, there not even proper royals there germans, saxe coburg's to be exact, not windsors, and the tax payer has to pay when these two **** decide to have a touring holiday, so offensive and dis-respectful towards different ethnically raced people
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