PIN! Queens nurse belt buckle!!!

as the guy above posted.


Why do they have different buckles? and this one happens to be escorting the queen.

Could be... batshit is what caused her to have that nasty stomach bug.

Either that, or this person needs Anderson cooper to announce information for him...otherwise, he can't think for himself.

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big woop

I bet you gotta earn it alright!

"OP" !
if you're truly of the UK,you should know this from anytime you had to go to hospitals,out patient etc.
some still take the time to put on all the regalia due to WORKING DAMN HARD to acquire them.

They might as well just have a sign on the door:

Thank you for visiting Satan's Hospital, please come again soon.

LOL man...

So you are saying it is just a coincidence that this one happens to be caring for the queen?

A LIBRARY AND MUSEUM OF FREEMASONRY INFORMATION LEAFLET

THE ROYAL MASONIC HOSPITAL AND ITS JEWELS

In 1911, members of Malmesbury Lodge No. 3156 became interested in the possibility of starting a
Masonic hospital or nursing home and formed a committee with a civil engineer, Percy Still, as
secretary. In 1913 Grand Lodge approved the idea and by 1916 fundraising had begun. The spiralling
number of Great War casualties moved supporters of the hospital scheme to take out a short term lease
of the former Chelsea Woman’s Hospital in Fulham Road, London and open it as the Freemasons’ War
Hospital. Over 4,000 servicemen were treated at the hospital by the end of the war. Additional facilities
were opened at Fulham Palace and a convalescent home was opened in Caversham near Reading

After World War I the Freemason’s Hospital and Nursing Home opened in the Fulham Road premises
and accepted its first patient in 1920. Despite alterations this site proved too small and supporters
continues their efforts to find a larger site. Once sufficient funds were secured a site was purchased at
Ravenscourt Park, West London. In 1933, King George V and Queen Mary opened the hospital and
the King granted permission for it to be known as the Royal Masonic Hospital. Money for the hospital
was raised through donations, with donors being awarded a special jewel, known as the Permanent
Steward’s Jewel.

During the Second World War the hospital again became a war hospital, treating over 8,600
servicemen, at no cost to the government. After the war, the formation of the National Health Service
saw the end of many private hospitals but the Royal Masonic Hospital remained independent. A School
of Nursing was established in 1948 and it quickly gained a reputation for producing highly skilled
nurses, whose distinctive silver belt buckles became a coveted honour amongst the profession.



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That just means she's part of the freemasons secret society.

Royal Masonic Hospital


It is ROYAL

and

It is MASONIC

Order of the Eastern Star, is a Freemasonry-related fraternal organization open to both men and women.

Order of the Amaranth

Nice to see that they use THE SATANIC PENTAGRAM as a symbol in a hospital...

Side by side with the masonic symbol...

Fucking witches - both of them.



poor brits sheeps

My Queen ! My Queen !

And this masonic Queen has something for you:

That's one fugly witch. Make that two...

Knights of Malta, hence why she has her gloves (gauntlets) in her hand

Something to do with the pope being arrested by the Knights of Malta and a statement to them to say "come and get me if you think your hard enough"!!

Actually I know very little about the Masons,
just what I've read. My grandfather had
a book from the Masons & it is in my safety
deposit box along with the jewelery.

I'll get it out & write somethings from the book.
Take some pics of the jewelery as so to be
enlightened on what this stuff means.

Sounds like fun.

I never thought of the Masons as a secret society
until GLP. Ha.

MmmmHmmm, Eastern Star & Masons medallions. The Stella Maris.

Spirit, Soul, Mind, Body in Balance & Unity is also represented by the pentangle surrounded/within a circle.

Pity it was co-opted like the Swastika... Bloody IllumiNaughty :-(

One of the most in your face on display 'secret society' ever isnt it.All the lodges are in secret underground bunkers too..People need to quit with the crazy stuff.Both my parents were members and we were about as average as you could get.

I'm not sure if anyone posted it but according to Wikipedia Elizabeth II is the patron of the hospital - Edward vii sister Agnes

The Royal Masonic Hospital closed doors 11 years ago:

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and read the news again:

"The Queen left hospital this afternoon after being admitted with symptoms of gastroenteritis 24 hours ago.

She was taken to King Edward VII Hospital in London last night - her first time for a decade - but insisted that there must be ‘no fuss’."

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What a nurse on King Edward VII Hospital was doing with the belt of the Royal Masonic Hospital?

Suddenly David I. doesn't seem so crazy...

LET THE CUNT DIE

check "list of freemasons on the first link^ and be shocked!...maybe.

man what a bunch of inbred evil creeps they are

Nurse is Rory's Aunt. Evil. Used to beat poor Rory with the belt and buckle.

Now he just hacks and hacks. Poor little Rory.

My little contribution.

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great catch OP

SUPER PIN FOR OBVIOUS BEING OBVIOUS!