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Prince Harry loses his appeal

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maddyone Wed 28-Feb-24 11:35:06

It’s just been announced, Prince Harry has lost his appeal to have armed security provided when he is in Britain.
I’m not surprised.

Joseann Sat 02-Mar-24 08:58:50

lemsip

oh dear, so many repetitive comments!
sometimes it is better to leave it!

or read the comments and see that it's all been said before!

He he! I disagree lemsip. Glorianny is a master at finding new arguments, (I'm not picking on you here Glorianny!) And others get gold stars for reiteration in reply! 🌟 It just emphasises how boring Harry himself is, because he only has one drum to bang.

lemsip Sat 02-Mar-24 08:38:48

oh dear, so many repetitive comments!
sometimes it is better to leave it!

or read the comments and see that it's all been said before!

Callistemon21 Fri 01-Mar-24 23:18:50

They fuck you up your mum and dad,
They may not mean to but they do

Are you quoting generally, from inside knowledge of the Royal Family or personal experience, Glorianny?

M0nica Fri 01-Mar-24 23:07:06

Glorianny and when did any monarch ever exercise those rights? The fact that their grandfather had 'rights' over their grandchildren doesn't seem to bother the Prince of Wales and I am unaware that fear of their grandmother having rights over their children ever worried any of the Queen's four children.

I am sure you can produce something better than that.

Callistemon21 Fri 01-Mar-24 22:19:44

Mollygo

Thanks for that Callistemon. The children have dual citizenship, but do you think the US would back UK laws against the rights of the US citizens? I hope it doesn’t come to that but . . .

No, and I don't think for even one second that Charles or William would follow the letter or even the spirit of the law!

Although obviously Glorianny has a hotline to Meghan and thinks that's why they went to the US
😂

Glorianny Fri 01-Mar-24 21:23:00

Mollygo

So, Glorianny, who would you support if Harry is obliged to leave the US and Meghan doesn’t want their children to go to the UK?
Interesting the way you accuse the father of having screwed up the son.
Is that a bit more of your inside information, a personal opinion or are youfollowing the herd?

I wouldn't "support" anyone. I would hope that both parents would put their children first and find a way of working through a difficult situation.

I think anyone who maintained a mistress (regardless of what physical interaction took place) throughout their marriage and the birth of their children, kept that relationship although it was shown to have been instrumental in the marriage breakdown, and then expected their traumatised children to accept the woman, after their mother was killed, is not fulfilling the duty of a parent, which sometimes involves putting your children first and delaying your own personal gratification, until they are older and have adjusted to the trauma.
As I said Harry is a classic example of "This be the verse" and come to think of it so is Charles.
"They fuck you up your mum and dad,
They may not mean to but they do"

Mollygo Fri 01-Mar-24 21:10:29

So, Glorianny, who would you support if Harry is obliged to leave the US and Meghan doesn’t want their children to go to the UK?
Interesting the way you accuse the father of having screwed up the son.
Is that a bit more of your inside information, a personal opinion or are youfollowing the herd?

Smileless2012 Fri 01-Mar-24 19:53:58

If the 'Grand Opinion for the Prerogative Concerning the Royal Family' was enacted and upheld, it maybe wouldn't make any difference where they lived.

Anniebach Fri 01-Mar-24 19:40:59

It wasn’t true that his daddy didn’t ride bikes with him and I doubt his daddy chose which bedroom he had

Glorianny Fri 01-Mar-24 18:34:31

Callistemon21

Mollygo

Andrew lost his when he was involved with dodgy people traffickers and pædophiles. He still can't go to the US.
If Trump has his way, Harry won’t be allowed to stay in the US because of his alleged-or was it self confessed, affair with drugs.
So if he returns, having cast off the role of working royal, I wonder what he’ll do?
Do you think Meghan would come with him if he was asked to leave?
What would happen to the children if she refused?

What would happen to the children if she refused?

“The Grand Opinion for the Prerogative Concerning the Royal Family", was a law introduced by King George I in 1717 which has not been repealed.
More than three centuries ago, the law was enacted that means the sovereign has full legal custody of their minor grandchildren.

I think that's one reason they went to the US. Can you imagine having a baby then discovering his grandfather could have rights over him? Particularly if you thought the grandfather had screwed up his son. You'd want to get away wouldn't you?

Mollygo Fri 01-Mar-24 18:28:46

Thanks for that Callistemon. The children have dual citizenship, but do you think the US would back UK laws against the rights of the US citizens? I hope it doesn’t come to that but . . .

Callistemon21 Fri 01-Mar-24 17:04:52

Mollygo

^Andrew lost his when he was involved with dodgy people traffickers and pædophiles. He still can't go to the US.^
If Trump has his way, Harry won’t be allowed to stay in the US because of his alleged-or was it self confessed, affair with drugs.
So if he returns, having cast off the role of working royal, I wonder what he’ll do?
Do you think Meghan would come with him if he was asked to leave?
What would happen to the children if she refused?

What would happen to the children if she refused?

“The Grand Opinion for the Prerogative Concerning the Royal Family", was a law introduced by King George I in 1717 which has not been repealed.
More than three centuries ago, the law was enacted that means the sovereign has full legal custody of their minor grandchildren.

Glorianny Fri 01-Mar-24 17:02:19

Mollygo

^Andrew lost his when he was involved with dodgy people traffickers and pædophiles. He still can't go to the US.^
If Trump has his way, Harry won’t be allowed to stay in the US because of his alleged-or was it self confessed, affair with drugs.
So if he returns, having cast off the role of working royal, I wonder what he’ll do?
Do you think Meghan would come with him if he was asked to leave?
What would happen to the children if she refused?

Harry lives in California which has very liberal laws for drug use where marijuana is legal. He is unlikely to e deported,f he is threatened with it a lengthy court case will folow.

Calendargirl Fri 01-Mar-24 15:44:26

Remember when Trump was interviewed before H&M’s wedding, and he was asked about his non invitation, Meghan was not a fan of his.

He was actually quite gracious, said he wasn’t aware of an invitation but wished them well.

He then smiled and said words to the effect “Good luck Harry, think you’ll need it!”.

How right he was!

keepcalmandcavachon Fri 01-Mar-24 15:31:41

"Sadly Prince Harry lost any appeal he might have had many years agohmm."

RosiesMaw gringringrin

Mollygo Fri 01-Mar-24 14:49:16

Andrew lost his when he was involved with dodgy people traffickers and pædophiles. He still can't go to the US.
If Trump has his way, Harry won’t be allowed to stay in the US because of his alleged-or was it self confessed, affair with drugs.
So if he returns, having cast off the role of working royal, I wonder what he’ll do?
Do you think Meghan would come with him if he was asked to leave?
What would happen to the children if she refused?

Glorianny Fri 01-Mar-24 14:24:10

Cold

Glorianny

Callistemon21

I don't know enough about how other members of the RF are assessed to know really.

Best find out.

"Working" seems to be a significant word.

"Working" seems to be the term applied in giving out information to the public. However Harry when working was given a higher level of security investigation than other royals (working or not). When he left he was downgraded. His security investigation is now only generic. I have no doubt that others like William and Charles still have higher levels.
His higher level was to do with his position in the RF and his military service.

In many ways he is treated in a similar way, or better to other non-working Royals.

Prince Andrew receives no personal security despite having been 2nd in line to the throne and having had a long history of Military service (longer than Harry's) and serving on the frontline at a time of war.

Harry's status in the Royal Family is not the same as when he was a child when he was 3rd in the Line of Succession. Now he is down to 5th. He is no longer an official representative of the British government. He is no longer a dependent getting an allowance from his father in return for carrying out official engagements. He is an independent man, living in the US, earning his own millions and employing his own security team.

Andrew and his children had huge amounts of personal security. His daughters had it until they were 21 when the term "working royal" was invented because the security list was growing so long. The amount they cost whilst at university was huge.
Andrew lost his when he was involved with dodgy people traffickers and paedophiles. He still can't go to the US.

RosiesMaw Fri 01-Mar-24 13:11:43

Sadly Prince Harry lost any appeal he might have had many years ago hmm

Anniebach Fri 01-Mar-24 10:13:51

Most definitely MOnica so sad and all that bitterness and envy Harry holds ,

M0nica Fri 01-Mar-24 08:57:51

Aniebach In most marriages the partners complement each other, and some times the support they give each other is to the couples advantages and sometimes, even in happy marriages, this can be to the disadvantage of both.

Prince William fell for someone from a home as solid and secure as his was turbulent, to both his and his wife's advantages. Prince Harry fell for someone whose own background was as turbulent as his, to both their disadvantages.

Cold Thu 29-Feb-24 23:52:48

Glorianny

Callistemon21

I don't know enough about how other members of the RF are assessed to know really.

Best find out.

"Working" seems to be a significant word.

"Working" seems to be the term applied in giving out information to the public. However Harry when working was given a higher level of security investigation than other royals (working or not). When he left he was downgraded. His security investigation is now only generic. I have no doubt that others like William and Charles still have higher levels.
His higher level was to do with his position in the RF and his military service.

In many ways he is treated in a similar way, or better to other non-working Royals.

Prince Andrew receives no personal security despite having been 2nd in line to the throne and having had a long history of Military service (longer than Harry's) and serving on the frontline at a time of war.

Harry's status in the Royal Family is not the same as when he was a child when he was 3rd in the Line of Succession. Now he is down to 5th. He is no longer an official representative of the British government. He is no longer a dependent getting an allowance from his father in return for carrying out official engagements. He is an independent man, living in the US, earning his own millions and employing his own security team.

Callistemon21 Thu 29-Feb-24 23:01:42

Glorianny

Callistemon21

Glorianny seems to be party to even more inside information than the rest of us.

Sorry what information ?
The info about his reason for bringing the case is in the papers.
The rest is just an opinion.
I don't think I have ever claimed it was anything else.
I'm entitled to draw my own conclusions I assume and don't have to follow the herd?

I'm entitled to draw my own conclusions I assume and don't have to follow the herd?
Your conclusions do seem rather glorified, though! (Please excuse the pun.)

Anniebach Thu 29-Feb-24 22:39:25

Someone or something stirred a hornets nest, the
Jealousy of the size of the bedrooms is so juvenile

lemsip Thu 29-Feb-24 22:02:15

harry was such a happy chappy........then his wife opened a 'can of worms' telling him what a poor boy he was.

Mollygo Thu 29-Feb-24 21:54:46

Glorianny
I'm entitled to draw my own conclusions I assume and don't have to follow the herd?

Another sly dig there Glorianny , although you do have your own little herd if you insist on using that phrase.
Keep digging.
You’re as entitled to draw your own conclusions and to express that as an opinion as any other poster.
Just you seem to feel that your opinion entitled you to accuse others of things for which you have no proof (and make lengthy lists which show a lack of understanding of the word hate.)