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Profhilodisaster · 07/08/2025 22:09

These people are deranged

Harry quits Sentebale
TizerorFizz · 07/08/2025 23:15

@ProfhilodisasterNo fundraising - no charity. That post doesn’t even use her name - it’s aggressive. They don’t understand the role of the CC either. It’s obvious that the charity now needs to be wound up. But the ceo is being bullied by this. She’s a bright women who can rise again.

Weepixie · 08/08/2025 03:55

Someone posted a link to donating to Sentebale and perhaps now is the time to use it if anyone has anything spare in these difficult times, and if there is a place to leave a comment in the donation form perhaps something like - get lost Harry and Seiso would be apt.

Profhilodisaster · 08/08/2025 08:46

This is not about Sentebale but sums things up for just about everything.

Harry quits Sentebale
NaughtyTortieOwner00 · 08/08/2025 08:46

I do feel for Sophie Chandauka handed a mess sorting it out and getting publically attaked for it.

She hadn't got a the support the RF has - considerable resources, histroy and a role behind her - so ignoring Harry was less an option for her.

I hope she manages to implement the changes and make a postive impact with the charity with the new board and trustee - not just becuase it seems to do good work but also as a fuck you to her attackers.

It does seem like there will be an ongoing campaign against her and the charity - which seems really odd way to behave towards a charity but I hope they weather the storm.

Thedom · 08/08/2025 09:06

Profhilodisaster · 07/08/2025 22:09

These people are deranged

"Until Prince Harry provides further guidance"

Well if there was ever proof Harry and Meghan were intertwined with the Sussex Squad, there you have it.

TizerorFizz · 08/08/2025 09:19

@NaughtyTortieOwner00 Harry hasn’t got the support of the RF and its advisers either! Clearly doing his own thing and making a mess of it.

jamnpancakes · 08/08/2025 09:29

Profhilodisaster · 07/08/2025 22:09

These people are deranged

Wow! They leap into action or not as the case may be.

CoffeeCantata · 08/08/2025 09:36

Yesterday Celebitchy was dripping with venom against Sophie Chandauka. They want her destroyed.

The lot of them are a charming bunch. They've lost all moral compass - especially when they are prepared to believe H & M are moral guides!

NaughtyTortieOwner00 · 08/08/2025 09:42

Harry hasn’t got the support of the RF and its advisers either! Clearly doing his own thing and making a mess of it.

I was think more of the RF having that space and time to stand mostly quiet to let the world slowly see who Harry is by his own words and actions and absorbing and managing the often personal attacks in meantime.

I think that harder for an individual to stand up to that who has their own repuation to be aware of and not a team behind her. I think going to the press - which Sophie Chandauka was criticised for - was one of the few mechanism to protect herself and her reputation she'd spent years building up.

Harry still has money behind him (for moment) he gets press coverage that still often favorable or at least can get his messages into media and has personal contacts from his inherited position/life before RF exit.

He was in a much stronger more privileged position than Sophie Chandauka.

But yes I think Harry for all his moaning did really well with Palace PR - though seen people from his happy chappy time in media and who otherwise knew him who have commented in media - who think it wasn't wholly a construct and his persoanality has changed as well.

Thedom · 08/08/2025 09:48

Profhilodisaster · 08/08/2025 08:46

This is not about Sentebale but sums things up for just about everything.

I can't make out the full text this,, but it's about Invictus and Meghans 'take over'.

I really do wonder how long the Invictus board will continue to bury their head in the sand about Harry and Meghans behaviour feeding off the Invictus 'family' goodwill.

They really bring nothing to the table except criticism, most of the dialogue around the Invictus games has been about Harry and Meghan taking advantage of the charity for their own PR, and the lack of transparency about how much of their funds is diverted to H&M/.

The viewership for the games is abysmal, the Netflix documentary was a dud, the games stadiums were more empty than full, so they are not brining anything to the charity other than discord and bad publicity.

I think Harry showing up in Birmingham will bring even more criticism of the charity, there will be no support for him at all (I doubt Meghan will be opening the games for that event) and it will just backfire on the veterans who have trained and fundraised to be able to participate.

Puzzledandpissedoff · 08/08/2025 09:57

Thedom · 08/08/2025 09:06

"Until Prince Harry provides further guidance"

Well if there was ever proof Harry and Meghan were intertwined with the Sussex Squad, there you have it.

I'm the very last to make excuses for Harry, Thedom, but isn't it equally possible someone's just pretending to have a direct line to him so they can appear more important among the fellow deranged?

It doesn't especially matter though - the bottom line for me is that it's just one more thing that Harry's managed to turn to sh1t, and yet another reason for such "causes" to back away until he's on a more even keel

Thedom · 08/08/2025 10:03

It could be, but it could equally be one of the crew who joins them for their events. I think there is some evidence they are in cahoots with the SS.

Profhilodisaster · 08/08/2025 10:15

@Thedom
The wounded veterans of Invictus are done—utterly and irrevocably done—with Harry and that fame-hungry parasite he married. They’ve seen war. They’ve faced death. They’ve dragged their broken bodies through fire and blood—and now they are expected to play supporting roles in the grotesque theatre of two narcissists desperate for applause.

Meghan Markle is not a humanitarian. She is a scavenger—circling the sacred with cameras in tow, draped in designer grief and counterfeit empathy. She turns every solemn tribute into a photo opportunity, every scar into a set-piece. The woman wouldn’t know sacrifice if it bled out in front of her. And as for Harry—he had once earned our respect, but he sold it for a docuseries and a podcast that even Spotify couldn’t stomach.

He abandoned his regiment, his family, his Queen—then came crawling back to the very veterans he left behind, hoping their heroism might cover the stench of his cowardice. But the veterans see through him now. He’s no brother-in-arms. He’s a cautionary tale.

The Games were built by warriors. Forged in agony. Sanctified by those who’ve suffered beyond imagining. They are not a red carpet for grifters, nor a stage for Meghan’s endless performance of self-infatuation.

Invictus must cast them out. Not politely. Not discreetly. Ruthlessly. Because every second they remain near this sacred institution is a second too long. Our wounded deserve dignity, not drama. Service, not spectacle. Honour, not Harry

Thedom · 08/08/2025 10:35

@Profhilodisaster Thank you, that is brutal, but oh so accurate, he really has nailed what a lot of people believe about Harry and Meghan taking over Invictus.

He is ex military, his bio.
Old Etonian. Oxford alumnus. Former Major 2 MI Bn(
@Int_Corps, Former Foreign Office.

Puzzledandpissedoff · 08/08/2025 11:19

Profhilodisaster · 08/08/2025 10:15

@Thedom
The wounded veterans of Invictus are done—utterly and irrevocably done—with Harry and that fame-hungry parasite he married. They’ve seen war. They’ve faced death. They’ve dragged their broken bodies through fire and blood—and now they are expected to play supporting roles in the grotesque theatre of two narcissists desperate for applause.

Meghan Markle is not a humanitarian. She is a scavenger—circling the sacred with cameras in tow, draped in designer grief and counterfeit empathy. She turns every solemn tribute into a photo opportunity, every scar into a set-piece. The woman wouldn’t know sacrifice if it bled out in front of her. And as for Harry—he had once earned our respect, but he sold it for a docuseries and a podcast that even Spotify couldn’t stomach.

He abandoned his regiment, his family, his Queen—then came crawling back to the very veterans he left behind, hoping their heroism might cover the stench of his cowardice. But the veterans see through him now. He’s no brother-in-arms. He’s a cautionary tale.

The Games were built by warriors. Forged in agony. Sanctified by those who’ve suffered beyond imagining. They are not a red carpet for grifters, nor a stage for Meghan’s endless performance of self-infatuation.

Invictus must cast them out. Not politely. Not discreetly. Ruthlessly. Because every second they remain near this sacred institution is a second too long. Our wounded deserve dignity, not drama. Service, not spectacle. Honour, not Harry

A stellar post, Profhilodisaster, centreing as it does the people who actually matter in this

And you're right, @Thedom; the "guidance" could well refer to something given to one of those who tag along on H&Ms' visits - I'd forgotten they did that

HonoriaBulstrode · 08/08/2025 11:24

But yes I think Harry for all his moaning did really well with Palace PR - though seen people from his happy chappy time in media and who otherwise knew him who have commented in media - who think it wasn't wholly a construct and his persoanality has changed as well.

His life was always structured before - school, Army, the royal year, his own programme of engagements. He's probably floundering without that structure. Most of us benefit from having some kind of routine, and Harry probably more than most, as he appears to have no interests of his own to occupy him - gardening or painting or whatever.

I've said it before, he needs a job!

Thank you, that is brutal, but oh so accurate, he really has nailed what a lot of people believe about Harry and Meghan taking over Invictus.
He is ex military, his bio.
Old Etonian....

So he and Harry to some extent will have moved in the same circles, known some of the same people. Just shows how H has alienated pretty much everyone.

NaughtyTortieOwner00 · 08/08/2025 11:53

His life was always structured before - school, Army, the royal year, his own programme of engagements. He's probably floundering without that structure. Most of us benefit from having some kind of routine, and Harry probably more than most, as he appears to have no interests of his own to occupy him - gardening or painting or whatever.
I've said it before, he needs a job!

That is probably very true.

Plus his social group in UK were also left behind. We've moved round UK with work and one of the hardest things is often getting settled in new place - and some places are just not welcoming to outsiders.

Profhilodisaster · 08/08/2025 12:57

Puzzledandpissedoff · 08/08/2025 11:19

A stellar post, Profhilodisaster, centreing as it does the people who actually matter in this

And you're right, @Thedom; the "guidance" could well refer to something given to one of those who tag along on H&Ms' visits - I'd forgotten they did that

I wish I could take credit for it but it was written by an ex service man. I should have put quotation marks- apologies .

Ladedahlia · 08/08/2025 13:02

Profhilodisaster · 08/08/2025 10:15

@Thedom
The wounded veterans of Invictus are done—utterly and irrevocably done—with Harry and that fame-hungry parasite he married. They’ve seen war. They’ve faced death. They’ve dragged their broken bodies through fire and blood—and now they are expected to play supporting roles in the grotesque theatre of two narcissists desperate for applause.

Meghan Markle is not a humanitarian. She is a scavenger—circling the sacred with cameras in tow, draped in designer grief and counterfeit empathy. She turns every solemn tribute into a photo opportunity, every scar into a set-piece. The woman wouldn’t know sacrifice if it bled out in front of her. And as for Harry—he had once earned our respect, but he sold it for a docuseries and a podcast that even Spotify couldn’t stomach.

He abandoned his regiment, his family, his Queen—then came crawling back to the very veterans he left behind, hoping their heroism might cover the stench of his cowardice. But the veterans see through him now. He’s no brother-in-arms. He’s a cautionary tale.

The Games were built by warriors. Forged in agony. Sanctified by those who’ve suffered beyond imagining. They are not a red carpet for grifters, nor a stage for Meghan’s endless performance of self-infatuation.

Invictus must cast them out. Not politely. Not discreetly. Ruthlessly. Because every second they remain near this sacred institution is a second too long. Our wounded deserve dignity, not drama. Service, not spectacle. Honour, not Harry

That is utterly on the nail.

ThisTicklishFatball · 08/08/2025 13:44

Meanwhile, over at Celebitchy, people seem to worship Harry and Meghan as if they’re divine. It looks like they have completely different sources of information there and are unaware of what’s being said elsewhere. I’ve been banned from posting there using four different IPs, which is amusing considering how well freedom of expression is upheld on a supposedly progressive and liberal site.

CoffeeCantata · 08/08/2025 14:08

ThisTicklishFatball · 08/08/2025 13:44

Meanwhile, over at Celebitchy, people seem to worship Harry and Meghan as if they’re divine. It looks like they have completely different sources of information there and are unaware of what’s being said elsewhere. I’ve been banned from posting there using four different IPs, which is amusing considering how well freedom of expression is upheld on a supposedly progressive and liberal site.

So have I, Ticklish!

i wanted to say some pretty anodyne things in defence of C and W, but I’m always censored.

They like their echo chamber!

Puzzledandpissedoff · 08/08/2025 14:56

Profhilodisaster · 08/08/2025 12:57

I wish I could take credit for it but it was written by an ex service man. I should have put quotation marks- apologies .

There's nothing to apologise for, Profhilodisaster - to my mind the important thing is that it's been put out there, and in many ways the fact it's been written by one of the servicemen makes it even more valid

It's absolutely not my world, but out of interest I've visited a few "forces forums" and let's just say some of the comments would get anyone on here banned

notimagain · 08/08/2025 15:37

Puzzledandpissedoff · 08/08/2025 14:56

There's nothing to apologise for, Profhilodisaster - to my mind the important thing is that it's been put out there, and in many ways the fact it's been written by one of the servicemen makes it even more valid

It's absolutely not my world, but out of interest I've visited a few "forces forums" and let's just say some of the comments would get anyone on here banned

You're not wrong, but the question is whether those at the top of IG (many of whom it appears may have never served) have any interest in what the great unwashed think of H.

As long as he helps keep the gravy train rolling I suspect he'll stay.

IdaGlossop · 08/08/2025 15:42

CoffeeCantata · 08/08/2025 14:08

So have I, Ticklish!

i wanted to say some pretty anodyne things in defence of C and W, but I’m always censored.

They like their echo chamber!

I have had the same experience with Celebitchy. Do we need a Celebitchy Survivors Club? 🤣