[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

He ridiculed her disabilities…described them in great detail in the knowledge that she and her family would read it….despicable.

There's so much irrelevant rubbish in the book by sounds of it , He's either oversharing or moaning . And I don't know why he thinks people want to know in detail about how he made fun of this disabled woman, does he not realise how bad it all sounds !? .

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

There's so much irrelevant rubbish in the book by sounds of it , He's either oversharing or moaning . And I don't know why he thinks people want to know in detail about how he made fun of this disabled woman, does he not realise how bad it all sounds !? .

…and who really wants to know about his private parts.
The immaturity of Harry….pulls the punches on his own family but includes snippets of child-like scenarios in his life including the ridicule of a disabled woman at his school like we can all relate to the childish behaviour..all to try and lighten up the cowardly attack on his family in the knowledge they won’t retaliate…

[rusticgal]

Jeremy Clarkson apologises for remarks in a private message…but apology not good enough….

Harry demanding an apology from Charles and William for the way they treated Meghan…. Will an apology ever be good enough

[Cherie]

The Iranian regime has used Prince Harry's confession that he killed 25 Taliban in Afghanistan to take aim at Britain amid the escalating row over the execution of Alireza Akbari.

In a string of tweets criticising Britain's outrage over the killing of the British-Iranian dual national who was accused of spying, Iran claimed the country was 'in no position to preach'.

The official Twitter account of the Iran Foreign Ministry accused the Duke of Sussex of showing no remorse over the killings of 'innocent' lives and accused Britain of allowing this 'war crime'.

It said: 'The British regime, whose royal family member, sees the killing of 25 innocent people as removal of chess pieces and has no regrets over the issue, and those who turn a blind eye to this war crime, are in no position to preach others on human rights.'

The post was referring to a controversial passage about the death count from Harry's new memoir Spare which is already the subject of a mounting backlash.

The Iranian regime has used Prince Harry's confession that he killed 25 Taliban in Afghanistan to take aim at Britain amid the escalating row over the execution of Alireza Akbari (above)