No one would ever defend comments that you mention.
Well it turns out that the RF did make a statement about the Susan Hussey incident but didn’t bother to speak out about Jeremy Clarkson’s abuse! So no you’re right, no one defends those comments and BP did absolutely nothing about them at all!
My main point though in the context of this thread is how someone can read Jeremy Clarkson’s comments, listen to Piers Morgan, and see the offensive chimpanzee cartoon, and then draw the conclusion that Harry doesn’t have a good case for more protection in the uk than he is currently receiving!
I don’t think H & M tried to orchestrate a hate campaign against the RF. Again if you read the book, and listen to the podcasts, Harry is reasonably measured about his family in the circumstances. I think he was treated poorly or at least insensitively. I believe him when he says his wife was subject to prejudice too. I think they saw an American, black, divorcee through a particularly rigid and unfair set of pre-conceived ideas. And I think there was probably a complete culture clash on both sides.
Harry has shared too much but I think that was partly out of frustration when they weren’t heard, weren’t taken seriously, didn’t have open access to the people they needed to see, were misrepresented and briefed against etc, and partly, as he said, if he put it all out there warts and all, no one had anything left to dig for or badger him
about.
It wouldn’t have taken much to have treated him properly and avoided all of this bad publicity, to have indulged him a little and given him a proper status and embraced his wife, but I don’t think his father or his brother were very interested in making the effort, and I say that as someone who likes William. We can all have blind spots when it comes to family and I think it all blew up at a time when Covid muddled matters and power was transferring to Charles but the late Queen was still present and it all became a confused mess.