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Mylovelygreendress · 20/04/2024 16:27

OneHeartySnail · 20/04/2024 16:21

Often the same people who leap on criticism of Meghan's behaviour with cries of 'RACISM!!!!'

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Interesting that many of the ones who repeatedly shouted racism are nowhere to be seen . The absence of certain names is striking .

Runnerinthenight · 20/04/2024 16:44

GoodAfternoonGoodEveningAndGoodnight · 20/04/2024 00:46

?!
😂
Can you not formulate a response though?

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I can "formulate" a damn sight better than you, and I am not the one posting inaccurate drivel. I just CBA.

Runnerinthenight · 20/04/2024 16:57

I find it staggering that people still, even after everything this pair has said and done, insist on justifying their dreadful behaviour? What is wrong with people? The evidence is irrefutable, most of it coming directly from M&H!? I liked Harry - I met him extremely briefly at a walkabout once. I was pleased he found someone he was happy with. I wished them well (I still don't wish them ill, btw!)

For me, I could not get over how she whinged about nobody asking her if she was ok in Africa. Did she ask anyone there if they were ok? She's just got worse since then, both of them have in fact. They can't stick at anything bar throwing shade at Harry's family. She is rude, arrogant and entitled when most people would have shown a little humility after such a massive elevation in status.

For an M&H apologist coming on here and defending Harry the racist - incredible!!! He has said way way worse things than he accused the King and Princess of Wales of saying. Is it because they were enmeshed in the same culture he uses as his "excuse"? He didn't know any better? Seriously?!!

GreekDogRescue · 20/04/2024 17:03

GoodAfternoonGoodEveningAndGoodnight · 19/04/2024 23:56

How did he ever got away with calling a fellow officer a Pxxx several times

That was in his twenties and it was "the norm" in his circle and they all laughed (not that that ever makes it alright)
(I read Spare where he explains)
He said himself he was in a white dominated bubble that he never really appreciated before meeting Meghan
Should we forever be held to what shit we came out with at the age of 20 regardless of whether we grow as we get older?

Actually I moved in those circles and it was certainly not ‘the norm’. Everybody was rightfully outraged.
Yes we all make mistakes but Harry has set himself up as a moral arbiter, criticising others including his family for their racism which is hypocritical and nasty considering his shameful past.
And then there is the treatment of his polo ponies which is all over Newsweek.
No doubt you will find a way of excusing that too.

Corinthiana · 20/04/2024 17:11

@Runnerinthenight - I couldn't agree more.
Their behaviour is indefensible, yet still people defend the worst of it.
It's baffling.

Vespanest · 20/04/2024 17:36

It is if Harry say so it must be true, in the early 2000 the UK had recovered from the brutal beating and murder done in the 70s and 80s under the national fronts term of P bashing for it to be a societal norm used by a bubble of white men as a term of endearment. Oh and the blokes laughed so it must be Ok ignoring that this was not just an officer but the a member of the royal family with all the power. Can people really not see that minimising and spreading the blame is still as racist as the day he said it.

Polishedshoesalways · 20/04/2024 19:10

Trump will be voted in, and has promised to addresss Harry’s previous drug use in order to banish him from the US. He has to do this now to avoid being deported.

Viviennemary · 20/04/2024 23:37

Runnerinthenight · 20/04/2024 16:57

I find it staggering that people still, even after everything this pair has said and done, insist on justifying their dreadful behaviour? What is wrong with people? The evidence is irrefutable, most of it coming directly from M&H!? I liked Harry - I met him extremely briefly at a walkabout once. I was pleased he found someone he was happy with. I wished them well (I still don't wish them ill, btw!)

For me, I could not get over how she whinged about nobody asking her if she was ok in Africa. Did she ask anyone there if they were ok? She's just got worse since then, both of them have in fact. They can't stick at anything bar throwing shade at Harry's family. She is rude, arrogant and entitled when most people would have shown a little humility after such a massive elevation in status.

For an M&H apologist coming on here and defending Harry the racist - incredible!!! He has said way way worse things than he accused the King and Princess of Wales of saying. Is it because they were enmeshed in the same culture he uses as his "excuse"? He didn't know any better? Seriously?!!

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Absolutely agree with this. I never liked Meghan from the start. I thought she was totally fake absolutely full of herself and could well be potential trouble. Most folk seemed to like her at first but nobody seems to have a good word to say about either of them now. Not surprised after their atrocious behaviour. Saw a programme the day the Queen died. Harry was told not to bring her to Balmoral. Not surprising.

Runnerinthenight · 20/04/2024 23:46

Viviennemary · 20/04/2024 23:37

Absolutely agree with this. I never liked Meghan from the start. I thought she was totally fake absolutely full of herself and could well be potential trouble. Most folk seemed to like her at first but nobody seems to have a good word to say about either of them now. Not surprised after their atrocious behaviour. Saw a programme the day the Queen died. Harry was told not to bring her to Balmoral. Not surprising.

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I didn't dislike her at first, because I was prepared to give her a chance. but nothing that I've seen from her has ever impressed me. She's an arrogant, self-serving, narcissist, completely fake and definitely acting way beyond her station in life.

Harry is a dick!

AliceOlive · 21/04/2024 02:59

Polishedshoesalways · 20/04/2024 19:10

Trump will be voted in, and has promised to addresss Harry’s previous drug use in order to banish him from the US. He has to do this now to avoid being deported.

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I’m not following? Has Trump actually said anything about this? I’m not sure he will have much control over it anyway. He’s as unhinged as they come so nothing will surprise me. I’m super anti-drugs but hope that we wouldn’t deport Harry over this.

Corinthiana · 21/04/2024 07:12

Instead of which, @Viviennemary , Harry caused problems. On the most significant day of his father's life. He couldn't even just go along with the arrangements to support his family, and a momentous time for the nation. Which brings me to @Runnerinthenight : accurate assessment! 👏

Polishedshoesalways · 21/04/2024 07:38

AliceOlive · 21/04/2024 02:59

I’m not following? Has Trump actually said anything about this? I’m not sure he will have much control over it anyway. He’s as unhinged as they come so nothing will surprise me. I’m super anti-drugs but hope that we wouldn’t deport Harry over this.

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Yes Trump is going after Harry and his residence status, perfectly in line with the law it has to be said. Harry having publicly admitted he has taken drugs in the past, now puts himself at odds with the law in the US that they will not accept any applications from past or present drug users.

Trump is now set to win the presidential race and has threatened to deport Harry, hence this decision to fast track I imagine. To avoid the abject embarrassment of being kicked out of the US and becoming estranged from his wife and children.

Polishedshoesalways · 21/04/2024 07:42

Harry should never have been granted a visa in the first place, given the laws that are in place. I’m not sure why he should be considered to be ant different from anyone else.

AutumnCrow · 21/04/2024 08:01

Yeah as that Independent article says, the issue of Harry, Trump and a potential deportation first came up in February when David Maddox, a political editor at the Express, spoke to Trump in the US (in front of the cameras) and got the ‘scoop’ on the Donald’s thoughts.

I think the Express is an abomination in so many way, but Maddox is an old school journalist who gets some good stories. In fact it surprises me that he still works there.

Polishedshoesalways · 21/04/2024 08:48

Still Harry’s position looks shaky, so he is shoring up his position.

Corinthiana · 21/04/2024 08:49

Polishedshoesalways · 21/04/2024 07:42

Harry should never have been granted a visa in the first place, given the laws that are in place. I’m not sure why he should be considered to be ant different from anyone else.

Because he's a Prince? I'm surprised that titles make a difference in a republic, to be honest.

Thedom · 21/04/2024 09:22

Oh god, I can't believe Trump is a strong possibility, WTF is wrong with the US they are unable to put forward better candidates than him and Biden.

I don't think Trump will deport him, but I think he will have loads to say about it, it will become another one of his pet personal gripes.

Thedom · 21/04/2024 10:37

Oh and here is exactly the photo setup posters on here said would happen when Meghan humiliatingly moved Dr. Chandauka to the other side of her, Meghan wasn't trying to put Dr. Chandauka center stage at all.

Photo courtesy of People magazine.

Goodbye dear Harry
Corinthiana · 21/04/2024 10:39

That picture, @Thedom , would indicate that Meghan was a significant participant in polo or in Sentebale. She is neither.
She is literally a trophy wife.

MaturingCheeseball · 21/04/2024 10:44

Omg she is so self-centred.

Coming back to the day the Queen died, I know it was argued here over pages and pages, but why, why, why did Meghan feel it was appropriate to go to Balmoral? Supporters claimed Harry needed her by his side, but if I had trashed my in-laws I simply can’t imagine busting my way into mil’s deathbed scene, let alone if I had done the trashing on Oprah.

The Palace people knew that a Netflix crew would have been going along too plus a hotline to Scobie. Appalling behaviour of H&M when it was not their moment .

Thedom · 21/04/2024 10:50

Exactly, she has become the ultimate Trad and Trophy wife in her quest for god knows what, as she already has plenty of fame , the 'love of her life' as her partner, an amazing lifestyle and millions in their bank account,.

Some posters were adamant Meghan was being kind and thoughtful and was actually putting Dr. Sophie in center of the photo, 'where she should be'.

Other posters correctly disagreed and said the positioning was to allow others to be cropped out and M would be taking center stage. They were right. MM comes across as so calculating and conniving.

smilesy · 21/04/2024 10:58

MaturingCheeseball · 21/04/2024 10:44

Omg she is so self-centred.

Coming back to the day the Queen died, I know it was argued here over pages and pages, but why, why, why did Meghan feel it was appropriate to go to Balmoral? Supporters claimed Harry needed her by his side, but if I had trashed my in-laws I simply can’t imagine busting my way into mil’s deathbed scene, let alone if I had done the trashing on Oprah.

The Palace people knew that a Netflix crew would have been going along too plus a hotline to Scobie. Appalling behaviour of H&M when it was not their moment .

I am also curious as to what would have happened had they not been in the UK by completed coincidence when the Queen died. I assume that Harry would have come over from the States as soon as he was informed, but would Meghan have come with him? I assume she would have come for the funeral, but would she have been here for the whole week before? If (and we can’t know obviously) the answer to this would be “no”, then it would seem that it was only because the occasion presented itself that they wanted to insert themselves in to the trip to Balmoral. Especially as they had already had the opportunity to go there to see the Queen just before her death, but didn’t bother 🤷‍♀️

edited typo. I was repeating myself

Vespanest · 21/04/2024 11:01

It’s the infantilisation that Harry attracts, from the racism, to the excuses that somehow everyone was to blame for not getting Meghan the help she needed, to requiring Meghan to hold his hand when his grandmother mother died whilst simultaneously believing he’s capable of single handedly creating invictus. He goes from man child to hero and back again repeatedly. He went from the palace trapped us to I need to be by the Queen to protect her. Harry couldn’t even protect his wife when she told him she was suicidal, according to himself, how Catherine got dragged into that story still baffles me.

Mylovelygreendress · 21/04/2024 11:26

MaturingCheeseball · 21/04/2024 10:44

Omg she is so self-centred.

Coming back to the day the Queen died, I know it was argued here over pages and pages, but why, why, why did Meghan feel it was appropriate to go to Balmoral? Supporters claimed Harry needed her by his side, but if I had trashed my in-laws I simply can’t imagine busting my way into mil’s deathbed scene, let alone if I had done the trashing on Oprah.

The Palace people knew that a Netflix crew would have been going along too plus a hotline to Scobie. Appalling behaviour of H&M when it was not their moment .

I couldn’t believe it when the now absent H and M supporters said Harry needed Meghan for support in case the rest of the family were mean to him ! He is a middle aged man ! He and Meghan turned down every invitation to Balmoral but when there is a chance of being on the world stage , they both want to be there .
Predictably Harry made the day about him as documented in Spare.