I agree. That sounds perfectly reasonable.
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Charles & Camilla flew out to Rome on a planned visit so they missed one another by mere hours. Harry obviously didnât want to spend any time with them. He will have known of their itinerary. There are so few occasions when he does fly over now from Montecito. An opportunity lost, especially with his fatherâs health I think.
I agree. That sounds perfectly reasonable.
Lathyrus3
The Raven decision was that when he visited the UK his security would be assessed in the same way that any other prominent visitor would have their security assessed and provided as necessary.
That would take into account any risk from heritage and service, so I canât really understand what more he thinks he should have?
But apparently it wasn't.
That is the crux of the case.
He says it should have been assessed like any other prominent visitor and a risk assessment should have been conducted.
I hope it's over soon!
What a mess!
How does he know how other prominent visitors are assessed
Because there is a protocol that apparently wasn't followed in his case.
NotSpaghetti
Because there is a protocol that apparently wasn't followed in his case.
According to his barrister.
According to his barrister
Recollections may vary.
Harryâs recollections certainly are varied
I just hope the court sends the cheeky, overprivileged little bugger away with a flea in his ear.
Iâve often wondered whether Charlesâ cancer is not at least partly down to all the stress caused by Harry. I know of two cases where cancer was very likely down to recent extreme stress or trauma.
IMO, PH has spoken his truth to the worldâs media. The royal family rarely comment but ârecollections may varyâ. Maybe this is also a case of ârecollections may varyâ.
I canât see what is wrong with âbespoke protectionâ that visiting diplomats, pop stars and other celebrities receive. GCHQ, MI6 and MI5 will assess the risks as they normally do. If he wanted a private visit, Balmoral over the summer would be ideal, far away from prying eyes.
I certainly donât trust him and his wife. I was so disappointed when they stepped back but his actions since have attracted publicity which I thought they wanted to get away from.
It certainly reminds me of Edward VIII and his behaviour. What a mess.
Witzend Don't hold back! đ
That was a surprise, you're normally so kind and polite!
Witzend
I just hope the court sends the cheeky, overprivileged little bugger away with a flea in his ear.
Iâve often wondered whether Charlesâ cancer is not at least partly down to all the stress caused by Harry. I know of two cases where cancer was very likely down to recent extreme stress or trauma.
Shocking comment
ayse
IMO, PH has spoken his truth to the worldâs media. The royal family rarely comment but ârecollections may varyâ. Maybe this is also a case of ârecollections may varyâ.
I canât see what is wrong with âbespoke protectionâ that visiting diplomats, pop stars and other celebrities receive. GCHQ, MI6 and MI5 will assess the risks as they normally do. If he wanted a private visit, Balmoral over the summer would be ideal, far away from prying eyes.
I certainly donât trust him and his wife. I was so disappointed when they stepped back but his actions since have attracted publicity which I thought they wanted to get away from.
It certainly reminds me of Edward VIII and his behaviour. What a mess.
ayse I don't think visiting pop stars or celebrities get security paid for by the British taxpayer when they visit the UK.
They pay for their own.
Visiting diplomats and Heads of State are entitled to security when in this country.
Wasn't there trouble when Taylor Swift was allowed a police escort, or special protection; I don't remember the details.
Heaven forbid that she should warrant better treatment than Harry, although he doesn't have free tickets to offer for his appearances. A pot of jam maybe?
Anniebach
Spit in someoneâs tea , how vulgar
Really? Is that all you have to say? Like so many countries, we could live without the leeches that are the royal family. It's such an antiquated concept and goes hand-in-hand with the idea of the British Empire conquering and pillaging countries around the world. Brits cite the tourism income occasioned by the royals, but countries like the USA and Croatia, Italy and Germany, earn high incomes from tourism, some more than GB, without having royals to parade. They're an utter waste of space.
Quote eazybee Thu 10-Apr-25 13:46:26
Wasn't there trouble when Taylor Swift was allowed a police escort, or special protection; I don't remember the details.
Heaven forbid that she should warrant better treatment than Harry, although he doesn't have free tickets to offer for his appearances. A pot of jam maybe?
Harryâs only appearances are tv interviews
Allira
ayse
IMO, PH has spoken his truth to the worldâs media. The royal family rarely comment but ârecollections may varyâ. Maybe this is also a case of ârecollections may varyâ.
I canât see what is wrong with âbespoke protectionâ that visiting diplomats, pop stars and other celebrities receive. GCHQ, MI6 and MI5 will assess the risks as they normally do. If he wanted a private visit, Balmoral over the summer would be ideal, far away from prying eyes.
I certainly donât trust him and his wife. I was so disappointed when they stepped back but his actions since have attracted publicity which I thought they wanted to get away from.
It certainly reminds me of Edward VIII and his behaviour. What a mess.ayse I don't think visiting pop stars or celebrities get security paid for by the British taxpayer when they visit the UK.
They pay for their own.
Visiting diplomats and Heads of State are entitled to security when in this country.
Taylor Swift did have security. There was a bit of a Hooha about it
Edward and Mrs Simpson tried to set up a rival court when they were exiled, to foster their credibility and privilege. The Sussexes are trying the same; remember the wreath laying ceremony they organised in America to coincide with Armistice day?.
Also, come the day when they both turn fifty and the press turns its usual intrusive lens on their children and the Wales's children, all will be lost as they will be forgotten.
At least Taylor Swift has something to offer; free tickets if nothing else. What has H contributed in recent years except trouble and worry?
BobbieGee
Anniebach
Spit in someoneâs tea , how vulgar
Really? Is that all you have to say? Like so many countries, we could live without the leeches that are the royal family. It's such an antiquated concept and goes hand-in-hand with the idea of the British Empire conquering and pillaging countries around the world. Brits cite the tourism income occasioned by the royals, but countries like the USA and Croatia, Italy and Germany, earn high incomes from tourism, some more than GB, without having royals to parade. They're an utter waste of space.
Yes! Let's have a Republic and a President just like the Americans, who broke away from Britain in the reign of King George III.
Can't think of anything better.
Oh - wait a minute đ€
eazybee
Wasn't there trouble when Taylor Swift was allowed a police escort, or special protection; I don't remember the details.
Heaven forbid that she should warrant better treatment than Harry, although he doesn't have free tickets to offer for his appearances. A pot of jam maybe?
Perhaps the police were there to protect the public from what could have resulted from the mania and hysteria that surrounds this singer (for some reason beyond me!).
A pot of jam maybe?
đ They'll be there like bees round a -- honey-- jam pot.
Never heard Taylor Swift, does she elevate her fans ?
I'm the wrong person to ask Anniebach!
I agree with Witzend, I'm a royalist. Just go away Harry, you made your royal bed! Looking at film of Princes William and George at the football match, and how happy and together they looked made me feel that this is probably what Harry had visions and hopes of when he got married. Just a case of William marrying the right girl and Harry marrying ambitious Meghan.
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