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lemsip Sat 15-Jan-22 23:22:24

Give me back my bodyguards: Prince Harry threatens legal action against the government and demands return of police protection because 'it is not safe for the Sussexes to return to UK for visits'

Jaberwok Mon 17-Jan-22 16:53:08

Yes of course Elegran, silly me! The thought of coming here on a private, low key visit would not sit well with the Sussex's. Well, they'll just have to stay away then! Sad for the Queen not to see those children, but I doubt she'll lose too much sleep over her petulant, childish grandson and his latest foot stamping strop.

Anniebach Mon 17-Jan-22 16:57:34

Sources say !

trisher Mon 17-Jan-22 17:00:23

karmalady

This video is spot on, Harry is having a legal tantrum and his aim is to smear the queen

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD1C8ulZjTw

Well it might have helped if he had realised the process involved in security provision for the RF. It's absolutely nothing to do with Her Maj or any of the RF it's decided by RAVEC an independent committee www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-terms-of-reference-of-the-royal-and-vip-executive-committee-ravec
Still I suppose it's difficult to accuse soomeone of narcissistic behaviour against a committee

merlotgran Mon 17-Jan-22 17:01:18

Baggs

I think what's in that video is spot on.

Me too.

Germanshepherdsmum Mon 17-Jan-22 17:01:39

He’s not very bright trisher, never was.

M0nica Mon 17-Jan-22 17:04:44

The Sussexes were not forced to do anything. They chose to walk away from being officially part of the Royal family and then whined when they were cut off from the privileges and funds that went with the job. A bit like handing your notice in and then demanding that your employer pay you even though you no longer work for them.

Andrew has not chosen to leave the Royal family, he has just behaved badly and effectively been sidelined. A bit like being made redundant. he has got redundancy pay, a pension and a few extra bells and whistles.

Everyone I have come across who has had to work or interface with Prince Andrew, describe him as rude, offensive and stupid.

Josieann Mon 17-Jan-22 17:10:21

Good post maddyone at 13.42 though I don't like the word "bashing".
IF Harry had left the UK quietly and spoken kindly, deferentially, even indifferently about his family then he wouldn't be in this silly mess. I'm sure a few eyes would have rolled about asking for police protection, a few groans and even a bit of criticism, but no vehement bashing or knocking of him and Meghan would have taken place. He has brought it all on himself with his own very harsh comments over the past two years, and as someone has just said, stroppy behaviour. Even before the interview was aired, GNs on these threads were counselling him (in our comments) to go away, lie low and shut up, but it seems he was hell bent on doing the opposite. So I understand why people are now cross and critical and expect him to put up with the consequences.

Summerlove Mon 17-Jan-22 17:10:26

Forsythia

Lucca

NotTooOld

Lucca - I believe the inference is that Harry is (possibly) not Charles' son.

Oh for goodness sake. Ridiculous. Silly gossip.

Is it? Are you certain about that. Did she really have two children by him? Some of you need to read more widely outside of Gransnet. Gain a broader perspective to see what is possibly going on here. Look at Angela Levins twitter account. Scroll down and look at two photos of Meghan supposedly pregnant. Angela Levin is a respected journalist who shadowed Harry for a year. Then come back and tell us it’s all ridiculous and silly gossip.

Could you please point out which tweets we should be reading? Angela Levin seems to be a prolific tweeter.

Are you also suggesting that Harry did not father his two children?

Bridgeit Mon 17-Jan-22 17:12:18

Being one such person , I really feel for other folk who have to continually put up with the comments about how Unalike their children are in looks & build.
They all have similar looks to family members from past generations , but not overly similar to each other.
It can become. quite tedious after a while.
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Germanshepherdsmum Mon 17-Jan-22 17:16:13

Spot on Josieann.

M0nica Mon 17-Jan-22 17:20:33

Bridgeit I know what you mean, I am one of three sisters and people were often really surprised that we were related. Apart from our dark hair we were very different looking. Yes, we all look like some of our aunts, uncles etc, just not our parents!!

Bridgeit Mon 17-Jan-22 17:23:52

Monica , thank-you for posting , I feel so much better already, ?

Alegrias1 Mon 17-Jan-22 17:25:19

Josieann

Good post maddyone at 13.42 though I don't like the word "bashing".
IF Harry had left the UK quietly and spoken kindly, deferentially, even indifferently about his family then he wouldn't be in this silly mess. I'm sure a few eyes would have rolled about asking for police protection, a few groans and even a bit of criticism, but no vehement bashing or knocking of him and Meghan would have taken place. He has brought it all on himself with his own very harsh comments over the past two years, and as someone has just said, stroppy behaviour. Even before the interview was aired, GNs on these threads were counselling him (in our comments) to go away, lie low and shut up, but it seems he was hell bent on doing the opposite. So I understand why people are now cross and critical and expect him to put up with the consequences.

So Harry didn't behave as you expect him to. In your eyes (plural "your") not behaving like a good son/grandson, especially if you are in the RF, is about as bad as it gets. He deserves everything he gets, he's brought it on himself. His fault if his wife and children get murdered. He didn't take the "counsel" of a random bunch of older women in the internet.

Run Harry. Run and take your family with you. And do what you can to stir things up. I'm sure your Granny still loves you.

Jaberwok Mon 17-Jan-22 17:29:29

I think it has been suggested that Archie was a surrogate baby. They are his parents,but someone else carried and gave birth to him. Now I don't know this, it's only what I read, and that was only hinted at. As for Lillie? Who knows?

Alegrias1 Mon 17-Jan-22 17:30:52

Jesus Mary and Joseph and the wee donkey.

Josieann Mon 17-Jan-22 17:34:33

Were you reading us at 10 am yesterday Alegrias? I actually said I agreed that Harry and his family should be able to pay for police protection on this special occasion.
It is highly unlikely that any one is going to "murder" (emotive words) Harry, no one has suggested he deserves anything like that, but I expect there will be a few boos.

maddyone Mon 17-Jan-22 17:35:26

Josiann
I don’t like the word bashing either, but I was using it as a quote because it was used in another post that I was replying to.

Summerlove Mon 17-Jan-22 17:35:39

Alegrias1

Jesus Mary and Joseph and the wee donkey.

I’ll just be over here drinking the spirit

Alegrias1 Mon 17-Jan-22 17:38:08

Someone on this thread has said it would be Harry's own fault if his wife and children are murdered.

Someone just said that the random, anonymous people on this forum counselled him about what to do. But he paid no attention. So we're cross.

Its a parallel world, honest it is.

maddyone Mon 17-Jan-22 17:40:53

His fault if his wife and children get murdered.

I think you’re over egging the pudding Alegrias. This is an over emotional comment. The chance of Harry’s family being murdered are infinitesimally small. As you know.

Jaberwok Mon 17-Jan-22 17:44:57

Alegrias1 , with the greatest respect, not many of us expect our children or grandchildren to go out of their way to deliberately do their level best to hurt, humiliate and publicly attempt to destroy us . Children/grandchildren are, for most us us, our Achilles heel, and the hitting of it is extremely hurtful both physically and mentally. Shakespeare summed it up beautifully,he clearly knew a thing or two! Prince Harry has hit that Achilles heel not once but again and again particularly for his father, Grandmother and brother, none of which they deserve. However bitter and hard done by he feels, in all decency he needs to grow up and keep these perseved family grievances within the family and not aired for the world to comment upon.

Josieann Mon 17-Jan-22 17:45:59

Alegrias1

Someone on this thread has said it would be Harry's own fault if his wife and children are murdered.

Someone just said that the random, anonymous people on this forum counselled him about what to do. But he paid no attention. So we're cross.

Its a parallel world, honest it is.

Sorry if my explanation was not clear. I was the person who said GNs counselled Harry in our comments like the expression in our dreams. Of course we never expected him to pay attention to something he knew nothing about.
I can't remember who said murder on this thread, but I do remember it struck me as a bit of an exaggeration at the time.

Summerlove Mon 17-Jan-22 17:46:54

No, someone asked ^ If he comes home without armed security, and there is an incident and he/Meghan or children are killed, will you say it served him right? What about if his unarmed body guards are killed?^

Another poster responded yes

Josieann Mon 17-Jan-22 17:47:09

maddyone

^His fault if his wife and children get murdered.^

I think you’re over egging the pudding Alegrias. This is an over emotional comment. The chance of Harry’s family being murdered are infinitesimally small. As you know.

Crossed post maddyone.

Alegrias1 Mon 17-Jan-22 17:48:37

maddyone

^His fault if his wife and children get murdered.^

I think you’re over egging the pudding Alegrias. This is an over emotional comment. The chance of Harry’s family being murdered are infinitesimally small. As you know.

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