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Panicked Omid Scobie - Royal Book Error
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If the comments WERE made and it is entirely feasible then it IS a story .. a massive one as well Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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You will never know what happened...Meghan quoted words that made it sound Racist in the interview with Oprah...the Royals claimed 'recollections may vary'. Harry denied it was a Racist comment. Believe the Royals and Harry...or believe Meghan who is known for her untruths. |
Panicked Omid Scobie - Royal Book Error
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Harry said he felt that it wasn’t said in a racially way that . In effect, confirming it was said .. and it’s understandable to protect the family’s name The meaning behind the comment is open to translation as we have shown in this very thread Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Well Harry was part of the conversation...he has said it was not said in a Racial way...end of story. |
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Why ? That’s his take and it’s probably biased for so many possible reasons .. If we were all sat round talking in a similar situation.. and someone said that .. I guarantee that there would be some very questioning looks from the others . Remember that wasn’t a normal situation and they are far from normal people . Meghan was completely outnumbered . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Interesting What col…. Oh wait . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/20.../race-monarchy Was this Britain's first black queen? |
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Your scenario/s are entirely different to the toxic one we’re discussing though Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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Well the conversation was with Harry…if anyone had said they were “concerned about the colour of Archie’s skin”…Harry would have addressed it…he has never claimed the conversation was Racial in fact he has denied it….it was only Meghan that implied it was racial and she wasn’t even there…pick the bones out of that. |
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Harry would naturally defend his family when he realised the size of storm brewing. He could have even been pressurised in some way or other Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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He has done nothing but slag them off since he left the fold :smug: |
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He would naturally defend his family? Jeez, as Rusti said, he was slagging them off continuously during those 2 years. :notimpressed: |
The onus is on Harry to clear it all up, but he won't because he seems to want his dad to squirm. Which is ****ed up from whatever angle you view it
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Yet you prefer to believe Meghan’s version when she told 17 lies in the Oprah interview (and an additional 15 exaggerations) in her proven toxic quest to damage the Monarchy. Which scenario is the most likely? But yeah, I don’t know why I bother. If Meghan herself now admitted she lied, you would say she was pressured into it by the Royal family, much like you said about Harry when he stated that, being part of that family, he knows they aren’t racist. |
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You are making out the Royals are an upstanding family of angels when history shows they are far from it .. there are gaffs going back decades in the public domain just imagine what they’re like behind closed doors Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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There is no evidence whatsoever that the Monarchy is racist - but you seem to really want them to be proved as such. Why? |
Panicked Omid Scobie - Royal Book Error
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The most notorious of the Prince’s comments was made in 1986 during his first and only state visit to China. Philip met with British university students who were studying Mandarin in Xi’an, telling one of them: “By the time you go back home you’ll have slitty eyes.” The student, 21-year-old Simon Kirby, explained that the UK students didn’t live with their Chinese counterparts. Philip continued: “So [the Chinese] don’t want to mix with the barbarians.” A comment made in Australia in 2002 to an Indigenous Australian entrepreneur came a close scandalous second. Philip asked: “Do you still throw spears at each other?” Philip once asked Lord Taylor of Warwick: ‘And what exotic part of the world do you come from?’ That’s because Lord Taylor is black. When he once visited an electronics factory in Scotland and came across a “messy fuse box”, he exclaimed it looked ‘as though it was put in by an Indian’.” The late Queen Liz had, for a good period of time, a household ban on hiring staff of colour, making herself exempt from racial equality laws. Due to applied pressures she conceded to employ some as menial servants. The Queen's chief financial manager told civil servants that "it was not, in fact, the practice to appoint coloured immigrants or foreigners" to clerical roles, but they were allowed to be hired as domestic servants. Even superficial changes, such as renaming the empire honours awards to make them less offensive, she refused to do. The perception of the Queen as a harmless, benevolent older woman, hid the insidious racism of the monarchy, both past and present. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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We all know by now that harry and Meghan not only twisted the truth but blatantly told lies to fit their own agendas They have made themselves a laughing stock around the world |
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