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Great title! And thanks for starting the thread
Great title @spangly and tnx to you @Notworthy for getting it up, so to speak, and running! Shame he can't stuff his knob down his throat and choke on it but that's genetics I suppose... 
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v Apologies to @Cassandra333 anyone want to do the quick synopsis although I think the thread title pretty much sums up the last thread perfectly.
Because it is probably in her motormouthGreat title @spangly and tnx to you @Notworthy for getting it up, so to speak, and running! Shame he can't stuff his knob down his throat and choke on it but that's genetics I suppose...
Great thread name Spangly
FFS!!
it’s not about that, it’s about Hs blatant hypocrisy and character assassination on his own family who have given him everything that he has
it’s not about that, it’s about Hs blatant hypocrisy and character assassination on his own family who have given him everything that he has
Thanks for starting the new thread; I was looking into it too but got distracted
The title is indeed the perfect and adequate summaryI was cleaning my kids' bathroom earlier and listening to LBC. They played clips of the Hazno podcast and as I was knee and elbow deep in cleaning products, I was stuck listening. Seriously, please someone call this man a waaambulance!! Like @Flairey said at the end of the previous thread it's been decades now since mummy left you, let it go!
Also, he has had access to all the help imaginable but if he was too lazy or stupid to take advantage of it, how is that now everyone else's problem. If he felt stuck and unhappy, he could've buggered off to Botswana a decade ago and all would've been well. But obviously his life wasn't a problem until he wasn't allowed to do whatever he wanted without repercussions. Knob of the highest order!
Roundup of the past thread:
• There’s a bus shortage because Harry has hired them all out to relentlessly throw his family under them
• They found love in a hopeless place (Asda)
• some wonderful H&M fan art was shared
• There’s a bus shortage because Harry has hired them all out to relentlessly throw his family under them
• They found love in a hopeless place (Asda)
• some wonderful H&M fan art was shared
Thanks for new thread
On Jeremy Vine show this morning the majority were on his side. I had to turn over
On Jeremy Vine show this morning the majority were on his side. I had to turn over
Thank you for the sparkly new thread!
I've been thinking (dangerous, I know) about the whinging Princess Haz did on the podcast about his life, how the family are stuck, insinuating cruelty? abuse? from his father, etcetcetc, and the Swedish royals, in particular, those of the generation to Princess Haz, came to mind.
Three royal children. The heir, who felt tremendous pressure and it is said was always made aware that she is only the CP because of parliamentary law, struggled with an eating disorder, found true love who stuck by her for years even while being given the cold shoulder by the court, has two adorable children and works tirelessly for her country, alongside Daniel. The then-spare, married someone who raised eyebrows in many quarters, now a tight little unit, working for the Family, and supporting their charities. The youngest, rose above what tabloids wrote of her, found love, moved across the world, and continues to support her family, both personally and professionally, and causes she cares deeply for.
Compare to Princess Haz.
He was petted by family members because he wasn't the heir, helped through school, helped into training at Sandhurst, military duties, worked with Sentebale, WellChild. When he indulged in drugs, drinking and the rest, it was covered up. He was looked after. He was given professional help. When he acted like a wanker, people would say "oh, it's our Haz", look at that cheeky grin. He had a way with older people, with children, with the military, which professionally was being put to good use. He was included in things with William and Catherine to ensure he wasn't out on a limb on his own. I see a family, who both privately and professionally did their best to help. Yes, Diana died at a tragically young age, but William lost his mother that day too.
I would dearly like to see Princess Haz in a room with the Swedes. They would be able to teach him a thing or two about duty, family, what it means to be royal and generally not being a wanker.
I've been thinking (dangerous, I know) about the whinging Princess Haz did on the podcast about his life, how the family are stuck, insinuating cruelty? abuse? from his father, etcetcetc, and the Swedish royals, in particular, those of the generation to Princess Haz, came to mind.
Carl Gustaf XVI has three children: Victoria, Carl Philip and Madeleine.
Agnatic primogeniture was law when Victoria (b. 1977) then Carl Philip (b. 1979) were born. Six months after Carl Philip's birth, Parliament voted through an amendment to the constitution, making primogeniture absolute and backdating the amendment, so Victoria became Crown Princess.
It is said Carl Gustaf was furious, and Carl Philip has been given appointments which traditionally were attached to the heir.
Victoria developed an eating disorder when she was a teenager and while in recovery, met Daniel (her now-husband) at his gym. Daniel is said to have aided her recovery. There was disapproval about this relationship, not least of which came from the king. A country-born gym owner/trainer? My pearls! Victoria and Daniel dated for eight years (rumours of a brief breakup a couple of years in) before finally being given approval to marry, which they did in 2010 (their wedding is a beautiful thing to watch). They have since had two children, Estelle (Victoria's heir) and Oscar.
Carl Philip dated a friend of his sister's for about a decade, before leaving her and getting together with a one-time reality star, Sofia, who had a nude photoshoot when she was a teenager in Asia (her parents travelled with her), kissed a porn star on television, made jokes about disabled people, wrote on a blog about how she and her then-boyfriend tried to convince the other to out of bed to see to the boyfriend's young child and so on. Sofia's image has had an overhaul since their marriage. They have three sweet little boys.
Madeleine was seen as a party princess, had many gossip columns devoted to her, following her every move and insinuating all sorts, and a broken engagement. She is married to Chris, a British-American businessman, and lives in Florida with their three children privately. Chris turned down a title upon marriage. It is said they were aware they wouldn't be needed with the oncoming generation, and Chris makes good money, so they were happy to do their own thing. She uses a public instagram, acknowledging birthdays of her children and the Swedish RF, important dates in the Swedish calendar, and works with Queen Silvia for the charity Childhood.
[I am aware I've left bits and pieces out, but trying to not write a thesis. Have also tried to be as accurate as I can, having been 'royal watching' the SRF since before 2010. If you're interested further, look them up. Victoria & Daniel are
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Agnatic primogeniture was law when Victoria (b. 1977) then Carl Philip (b. 1979) were born. Six months after Carl Philip's birth, Parliament voted through an amendment to the constitution, making primogeniture absolute and backdating the amendment, so Victoria became Crown Princess.
It is said Carl Gustaf was furious, and Carl Philip has been given appointments which traditionally were attached to the heir.
Victoria developed an eating disorder when she was a teenager and while in recovery, met Daniel (her now-husband) at his gym. Daniel is said to have aided her recovery. There was disapproval about this relationship, not least of which came from the king. A country-born gym owner/trainer? My pearls! Victoria and Daniel dated for eight years (rumours of a brief breakup a couple of years in) before finally being given approval to marry, which they did in 2010 (their wedding is a beautiful thing to watch). They have since had two children, Estelle (Victoria's heir) and Oscar.
Carl Philip dated a friend of his sister's for about a decade, before leaving her and getting together with a one-time reality star, Sofia, who had a nude photoshoot when she was a teenager in Asia (her parents travelled with her), kissed a porn star on television, made jokes about disabled people, wrote on a blog about how she and her then-boyfriend tried to convince the other to out of bed to see to the boyfriend's young child and so on. Sofia's image has had an overhaul since their marriage. They have three sweet little boys.
Madeleine was seen as a party princess, had many gossip columns devoted to her, following her every move and insinuating all sorts, and a broken engagement. She is married to Chris, a British-American businessman, and lives in Florida with their three children privately. Chris turned down a title upon marriage. It is said they were aware they wouldn't be needed with the oncoming generation, and Chris makes good money, so they were happy to do their own thing. She uses a public instagram, acknowledging birthdays of her children and the Swedish RF, important dates in the Swedish calendar, and works with Queen Silvia for the charity Childhood.
[I am aware I've left bits and pieces out, but trying to not write a thesis. Have also tried to be as accurate as I can, having been 'royal watching' the SRF since before 2010. If you're interested further, look them up. Victoria & Daniel are
]Three royal children. The heir, who felt tremendous pressure and it is said was always made aware that she is only the CP because of parliamentary law, struggled with an eating disorder, found true love who stuck by her for years even while being given the cold shoulder by the court, has two adorable children and works tirelessly for her country, alongside Daniel. The then-spare, married someone who raised eyebrows in many quarters, now a tight little unit, working for the Family, and supporting their charities. The youngest, rose above what tabloids wrote of her, found love, moved across the world, and continues to support her family, both personally and professionally, and causes she cares deeply for.
Compare to Princess Haz.
He was petted by family members because he wasn't the heir, helped through school, helped into training at Sandhurst, military duties, worked with Sentebale, WellChild. When he indulged in drugs, drinking and the rest, it was covered up. He was looked after. He was given professional help. When he acted like a wanker, people would say "oh, it's our Haz", look at that cheeky grin. He had a way with older people, with children, with the military, which professionally was being put to good use. He was included in things with William and Catherine to ensure he wasn't out on a limb on his own. I see a family, who both privately and professionally did their best to help. Yes, Diana died at a tragically young age, but William lost his mother that day too.
I would dearly like to see Princess Haz in a room with the Swedes. They would be able to teach him a thing or two about duty, family, what it means to be royal and generally not being a wanker.
Sue Smith
The thread I started has now been deleted. I did do a round up of last thread but can't remember it sorry. Thanks to @spangly for the thread title and @Notworthy for starting this thread.
They probably spent days finding a few people still sympathetic to him. Certainly doesn't refelct the general publics view of him
This is basically the gist of the interview:
He was asked if he felt like he was in a "cage" while in his royal duties, having to make his way around the Commonwealth comforting others with a smile on his face, while he himself was also going through a rough time.
"It's the job right? Grin and bear it. Get on with it. I was in my early twenties and I was thinking I don't want this job, I don't want to be here," Prince Harry said. "I don't want to be doing this.'
So he's basically angry that he was born into privilege but actually had to do some work for it. And he still isn't renouncing his title. Even though Meghan told him he doesn't have to be a princess to have a happy life.
And It's all Daddy's fault.
Even the Vegas trip was because of his dead mother and problems with Daddy. Nothing is his fault.
He has now changed his story and instead of William getting him into therapy in his 20s apparently he didn't have any until he met Meghan and she saw how extreme his anger was. - Which is going to help her a lot in divorce court.
And for the link of a sugar complaining about DM targeting Harry who is a poor ickle veteran with mental health issues linked on the other thread, let us remind ourselves that this is what Harry thought of the war in Afghanistan:
The prince, who was in charge of firing the Apache's Hellfire air-to-surface missiles, rockets and 30mm gun, called his job a "joy" in interviews released on Monday.
"It's a joy for me because I'm one of those people who loves playing PlayStation and Xbox, so with my thumbs I like to think I'm probably quite useful," he said.
Which prompted the Taliban to say this:
"I think he has a mental problem, that's why he is saying it is a game," he said. "These kind of people live like diplomats in Afghanistan, they can't risk themselves by standing against the mujahideen."
It's 100% clear he was given special treatment in the army but he claims to have just been one of the lads.
He was asked if he felt like he was in a "cage" while in his royal duties, having to make his way around the Commonwealth comforting others with a smile on his face, while he himself was also going through a rough time.
"It's the job right? Grin and bear it. Get on with it. I was in my early twenties and I was thinking I don't want this job, I don't want to be here," Prince Harry said. "I don't want to be doing this.'
So he's basically angry that he was born into privilege but actually had to do some work for it. And he still isn't renouncing his title. Even though Meghan told him he doesn't have to be a princess to have a happy life.
And It's all Daddy's fault.
Even the Vegas trip was because of his dead mother and problems with Daddy. Nothing is his fault.
He has now changed his story and instead of William getting him into therapy in his 20s apparently he didn't have any until he met Meghan and she saw how extreme his anger was. - Which is going to help her a lot in divorce court.
And for the link of a sugar complaining about DM targeting Harry who is a poor ickle veteran with mental health issues linked on the other thread, let us remind ourselves that this is what Harry thought of the war in Afghanistan:
The prince, who was in charge of firing the Apache's Hellfire air-to-surface missiles, rockets and 30mm gun, called his job a "joy" in interviews released on Monday.
"It's a joy for me because I'm one of those people who loves playing PlayStation and Xbox, so with my thumbs I like to think I'm probably quite useful," he said.
Which prompted the Taliban to say this:
"I think he has a mental problem, that's why he is saying it is a game," he said. "These kind of people live like diplomats in Afghanistan, they can't risk themselves by standing against the mujahideen."
It's 100% clear he was given special treatment in the army but he claims to have just been one of the lads.
Ha ha at bus shortage - also coz Corden has commandeered a few I suspect
I’m convinced she’s setting him up to look mentally unstable (which he may well be, but she’s the one picking at old wounds) as grounds for divorce. She’s banking on the RF then giving her a massive settlement, ongoing alimony etc to avoid his drug addiction/violence etc coming out.
This was from octoblob on the last thread.
Personally I think many people already are aware of a link with drugs and anger. Violence I don't think so unless he thinks it's all one computer game and everyone, except himself, gets up uninjured or gets to start a new life. But any settlement should be from him because, really, who cares what comes out about him? If the RF want to hide info then shame on them. The courts can be used and if the courts won't cover it up then it deserves to be publicised. As I tell my kids, own your behaviour. If you're ashamed for other people to know about your behaviour then don't behave that way.
This was from octoblob on the last thread.
Personally I think many people already are aware of a link with drugs and anger. Violence I don't think so unless he thinks it's all one computer game and everyone, except himself, gets up uninjured or gets to start a new life. But any settlement should be from him because, really, who cares what comes out about him? If the RF want to hide info then shame on them. The courts can be used and if the courts won't cover it up then it deserves to be publicised. As I tell my kids, own your behaviour. If you're ashamed for other people to know about your behaviour then don't behave that way.
Just following on from a comment on the other thread where someone said they feel Meghan will accuse Harry of abuse down the line. I feel like the groundwork is already being laid for such an accusation, him saying yesterday Meghan told him to get therapy as he was “angry”. Who knows, maybe she encouraged him to say that so in a few years she can be like “I had to ask him to get help for his anger problems”..
She is a completely unhinged gone girl. She has the whole thing planned out
She is a completely unhinged gone girl. She has the whole thing planned out
Thank you for the new thread 
www.dailystar.co.uk
Sorry for the long quotes from the original interview/article, but there is a particularly interesting point Angela Levin makes here about the true source of who encourages him to seek professional help before he meets the witch - BIB...
"Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Angela said the Prince was being "incredibly rude again" and he "seems to lash back at his family in the most unpleasant, disloyal way".
When host Ben Shephard spoke about the timing of his comments coming so soon after Prince Philip's death, Angela fumed: "It's terrible, I think it's absolutely disgusting to be honest with you."
Angela said Harry's comments showed a "lack of understanding of anyone else's position"
She explained: "Poor Prince Charles who as we saw when the funeral took place not very long ago, he was absolutely devastated to lose his father and the Queen at 95, she bravely went to open parliament again but you could tell she wasn't the same Queen and she's desperately upset. She adores Harry and Prince Charles has done his best so it is unspeakably, ruthlessly cruel."
During the chat with Dax, Harry had heaped praise on Meghan telling listeners it was the former Suits star who encouraged him to speak with professionals but royal expert Angela told hosts Kate Garraway and Ben that the Duke of Sussex was talking "nonsense".
She claimed: "There's also a sort of nonsense there, or a potential nonsense there because he said Meghan told him to go and get help but when I interviewed him at length at Kensington Palace in 2017, I asked him if he was going because Meghan suggested it, has she persuaded you and he said 'absolutely not, she's had nothing to do with it. It was William.'"
She says Harry told her: "He went on and on that I needed help and that I should get help. First of all I turned him down because the timing wasn't right and I don't like listening to my older brother but he was the one who saved me."
Angela added: "Either he told me something that's not true or he's saying something that's not true now."
When GMB host Kate suggested to Angela that perhaps Harry didn't intend to be rude with his "hurtful" comments, she responded: "He know's exactly what he's doing."
She added: "People keep saying that 'he is an idiot' but I don't think that he is, I think he knows exactly what he wants to say and he wants to hurt them to punish them, because he feel they've wronged him and they've wronged Meghan.
"I think that fact that they tend to give anything they hear or say to the Royal Family to friends of Meghan's who reported to social media, is a way of killing off any bonding and working towards something positive.
"These things are very delicate, you can't repair such terrible damage in sort of 20 minutes, especially if it's your grandfather's funeral and I think that they can't trust him anymore."
Prince Harry branded 'ruthlessly cruel' over Royal Family attack by biographer
Royal biographer Angela Levin slammed The Duke Of Sussex on Good Morning Britain for speaking out against the Royal Family on Dax Shepard's Armchair Expert podcast
Sorry for the long quotes from the original interview/article, but there is a particularly interesting point Angela Levin makes here about the true source of who encourages him to seek professional help before he meets the witch - BIB...
"Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Angela said the Prince was being "incredibly rude again" and he "seems to lash back at his family in the most unpleasant, disloyal way".
When host Ben Shephard spoke about the timing of his comments coming so soon after Prince Philip's death, Angela fumed: "It's terrible, I think it's absolutely disgusting to be honest with you."
Angela said Harry's comments showed a "lack of understanding of anyone else's position"
She explained: "Poor Prince Charles who as we saw when the funeral took place not very long ago, he was absolutely devastated to lose his father and the Queen at 95, she bravely went to open parliament again but you could tell she wasn't the same Queen and she's desperately upset. She adores Harry and Prince Charles has done his best so it is unspeakably, ruthlessly cruel."
During the chat with Dax, Harry had heaped praise on Meghan telling listeners it was the former Suits star who encouraged him to speak with professionals but royal expert Angela told hosts Kate Garraway and Ben that the Duke of Sussex was talking "nonsense".
She claimed: "There's also a sort of nonsense there, or a potential nonsense there because he said Meghan told him to go and get help but when I interviewed him at length at Kensington Palace in 2017, I asked him if he was going because Meghan suggested it, has she persuaded you and he said 'absolutely not, she's had nothing to do with it. It was William.'"
She says Harry told her: "He went on and on that I needed help and that I should get help. First of all I turned him down because the timing wasn't right and I don't like listening to my older brother but he was the one who saved me."
Angela added: "Either he told me something that's not true or he's saying something that's not true now."
When GMB host Kate suggested to Angela that perhaps Harry didn't intend to be rude with his "hurtful" comments, she responded: "He know's exactly what he's doing."
She added: "People keep saying that 'he is an idiot' but I don't think that he is, I think he knows exactly what he wants to say and he wants to hurt them to punish them, because he feel they've wronged him and they've wronged Meghan.
"I think that fact that they tend to give anything they hear or say to the Royal Family to friends of Meghan's who reported to social media, is a way of killing off any bonding and working towards something positive.
"These things are very delicate, you can't repair such terrible damage in sort of 20 minutes, especially if it's your grandfather's funeral and I think that they can't trust him anymore."
There have been rumours about his rough treatment of women...
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