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William Threatened Tatler and Camilla's niece help plant story

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WhatAreThey · 24/04/2024 12:27

In the audio, the journo explains what happened when she referred to Kate as being thin.
William rang Tatler and The Daily Mail, arranged lunch with them and his staff to plant stories.
Camilla's niece who works at Tatler helped him twisted the true position to be favourable to William and Kate.

She says no British print media is allowed to say anything negative about Kate or William. The negative stories must be about Harry and Meghan.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5jImF0sAfp/?igsh=MzRraTBxZDViNGRt

This is democracy in 21st century Britain.

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Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 28/04/2024 10:52

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 10:48

You're right, @ArcaneWireless - for me, it's the hypocrisy, the cries of freedom and privacy and the toxic family. Yet living a royal lifestyle with the wealth and the privilege and the titles, doing quasi royal engagements.
Plus, the lies, the manipulation and the deceit. Monetising it all.
The unsubstantiated accusations of racism, later retracted as such, but still in the air.
The children wouldn't be given titles because of racism, oh we don't want titles for them, oh, they're Prince and Princess.

It's a real "I want cake and eat it" sort of attitude, isn't it. Every day there seems to be new cake and people willing to defend their hypocrisy.

MummyJ12 · 28/04/2024 10:53

Tumbleweed on the Sussex Squad question I see……typical.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 28/04/2024 10:54

But discuss people you don’t know, will never meet and who don’t know you. How can you ever say anything remotely informative or interesting about people you have never met. All you are doing is gossiping. Repeating things others have written or said, mainly made up stuff. Even when repeating whatever Harry said in his book (s?), it appears to have been decided that he wrote lies and only lies whereas third, fourth and fifth hand information is truth

If we never discussed people we didn't know and never met then public discourse would pretty much come to a screeching halt and sites like this would cease to exist. Not to mention every humanities department - 'you can't discuss and speculate about Shakespeare! you never met him!'

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 10:55

You're writing an essay on William of Normandy? You never met him!

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 28/04/2024 10:56

Why not, at least discuss something that might make a difference to people such as Andrew being with minors and his mother accepting it. This is the ilk of the family you like to gossip about

What, you mean talking about people you've never met? isn't that gossip as well? or is it OK if you disapprove of the gossipees behaviour? because that's the subtext I'm getting.

Gossip is just a reflection of empty minds and is not a positive attribute so why do it

And yet here you are...

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 28/04/2024 10:57

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 10:55

You're writing an essay on William of Normandy? You never met him!

Heard he was a real bastard, though. 😂

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 28/04/2024 11:00

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 10:51

Also, expect to be challenged on lies and hypocrisy.

Absolutely!

Remembermetoonewholivedthere · 28/04/2024 11:00

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 28/04/2024 10:50

You don't know them and they don't know you is a complete straw man argument. The vast majority of us don't know the vast majority of people in public life who are framing the societal narrative. This doesn't mean we shouldn't discuss their activities, especially when those activities undermine (or seek to) established institutions, and especially when those people seek to curtail free speech and create legal frameworks that effect us all. It's also fully within our rights to discuss anyone and anything seeking to cheapen and debase social interactions and create a social media sphere of influence that trickles down to the general public, in particular children. Frankly, if you choose to be in public life and seek to influence the public, then expect to be discussed. And expect to be told to sod off if you try to shut down that discussion.

Well it depends on whether those established institutions are worthy of our trust doesn’t it?

And I hope that all of the above applies to the RF too.

The institution of the monarchy does more than seek to influence the public, it reinforces a class system and an honours system that sustains privilege and nepotism and undermines our entire social structure.

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 11:01

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 28/04/2024 10:57

Heard he was a real bastard, though. 😂

Full marks! Although also skilled in battle, master of the feudal system and a bit lucky.
A lucky bastard!
(nb none of this from the Daily Mail)

Gorgonemilezola · 28/04/2024 11:01

'Gossip is just a reflection of empty minds and is not a positive attribute so why do it.'

Grin
SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 11:02

@Remembermetoonewholivedthere
Your last sentence - H&M are fully participating partners in that.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 28/04/2024 11:04

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 11:01

Full marks! Although also skilled in battle, master of the feudal system and a bit lucky.
A lucky bastard!
(nb none of this from the Daily Mail)

But nice to his mum and loved his wife. Shame about the harrying of the north but no-one's perfect.

Oops, we're gossiping. Naughty.

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 28/04/2024 11:08

Remembermetoonewholivedthere · 28/04/2024 11:00

Well it depends on whether those established institutions are worthy of our trust doesn’t it?

And I hope that all of the above applies to the RF too.

The institution of the monarchy does more than seek to influence the public, it reinforces a class system and an honours system that sustains privilege and nepotism and undermines our entire social structure.

No it doesn't depend on anything. Freedom of thought and speech and criticism is freedom for all, not the select few that you or anyone else decides is trustworthy. You don't get to choose who is critiqued and who is not because of your concept of trustworthiness. Nobody is stopping you or anybody criticising the RF. Criticise away. Expect to be challenged if you are saying things that are factually inaccurate or if people disagree with you.

Mylovelygreendress · 28/04/2024 11:11

Icehockeyflowers · 28/04/2024 10:48

But discuss people you don’t know, will never meet and who don’t know you. How can you ever say anything remotely informative or interesting about people you have never met. All you are doing is gossiping. Repeating things others have written or said, mainly made up stuff. Even when repeating whatever Harry said in his book (s?), it appears to have been decided that he wrote lies and only lies whereas third, fourth and fifth hand information is truth.

Why not, at least discuss something that might make a difference to people such as Andrew being with minors and his mother accepting it. This is the ilk of the family you like to gossip about. At least make a noise about illegal activities in the hope it can prevent other young girls being brave enough to
speak up. Gossip is just a reflection of empty minds and is not a positive attribute so why do it.

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Ah the old “ what about Andrew” ! This used to be trotted out frequently by a now silent poster whenever anyone criticised the sainted duo in Montecito.
The fact is that 99% of people think that Andrew is a thoroughly unpleasant , arrogant sleaze so not much to debate ! There have been numerous threads saying the same thing - he is despicable.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · 28/04/2024 11:13

Ah the old “ what about Andrew” ! This used to be trotted out frequently by a now silent poster whenever anyone criticised the sainted duo in Montecito

Had me feeling quite nostalgic, that did. What happened to those commenters, I wonder?

StormzyinaTCup · 28/04/2024 11:15

Mylovelygreendress · 28/04/2024 11:11

Ah the old “ what about Andrew” ! This used to be trotted out frequently by a now silent poster whenever anyone criticised the sainted duo in Montecito.
The fact is that 99% of people think that Andrew is a thoroughly unpleasant , arrogant sleaze so not much to debate ! There have been numerous threads saying the same thing - he is despicable.

Or possibly not so silent poster - just a thought😊

Puzzledandpissedoff · 28/04/2024 11:17

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 28/04/2024 01:46

And yet, when they did speak out and act, condemning Lady Susan Hussey and dismissing her from her post for alleged racism, who were the RF undermined by? Oh yes, Harry and Meghan, who basically threw the woman making the accusation that she had been on the receiving end of racism under the bus, by claiming (though they were not party to the event or the conversation) that Lady Hussey would never have meant anything racist in her words or behaviour.

I never understood that

If Ngozi Fulani was telling the truth about what was said it was such an obvious offence that I can see no reason for an effective "she didn't mean it"
And why did Harry take it upon himself to declare this - aren't we supposed to take the lead from PoC themselves as to what's racist and what's not?

There has to be more to this story, but what it is may never be known

Remembermetoonewholivedthere · 28/04/2024 11:20

Mymilkshakebringsallthepapstomycar · 28/04/2024 11:08

No it doesn't depend on anything. Freedom of thought and speech and criticism is freedom for all, not the select few that you or anyone else decides is trustworthy. You don't get to choose who is critiqued and who is not because of your concept of trustworthiness. Nobody is stopping you or anybody criticising the RF. Criticise away. Expect to be challenged if you are saying things that are factually inaccurate or if people disagree with you.

Oh the irony of being reminded about freedom of speech, thought and criticism in this context 😃😃
when anyone who dares to criticise the RF on this forum is subject to repeated challenges ad infinitum until they virtually no longer post! We’re quite used to it thanks!

peanutbuttertoasty · 28/04/2024 11:22

It’s the monarchy, not our democracy

Puzzledandpissedoff · 28/04/2024 11:25

StormzyinaTCup · 28/04/2024 11:15

Or possibly not so silent poster - just a thought😊

That's been obvious for a while, Stormzy - some of the writing styles are very distinctive - but given the more deranged posts when Kate was missing it's hardly surprising if some want to avoid being linked to them

Inkanta · 28/04/2024 11:26

What I don't understand is the pure naked rancour directed at Harry and Meghan.

MummyJ12 · 28/04/2024 11:30

@Remembermetoonewholivedthere I didn’t post on these threads for a long time because it started to feel like Groundhog Day. I for one find it really frustrating when some posters will be very vocal and provocative about what they want to discuss and only about what they want to discuss regardless of the thread and ongoing discussion. Yet when asked about something else, very relevant like the Sussex Squad, there’s silence and avoidance. It’s just not constructive and it’s conspicuous.

StormzyinaTCup · 28/04/2024 11:31

@Puzzledandpissedoff 👍🏻easy to change name not so easy to change posting style.

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 11:33

Inkanta · 28/04/2024 11:26

What I don't understand is the pure naked rancour directed at Harry and Meghan.

Not rancour, naked or clothed. Criticism and challenge of statements and behaviour.
People have provided evidence, many a time and oft.

Inkanta · 28/04/2024 11:36

SuziQuinto · 28/04/2024 11:33

Not rancour, naked or clothed. Criticism and challenge of statements and behaviour.
People have provided evidence, many a time and oft.

Yes but some intense strength of feeling is apparent.