[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Again makes no sense why Harry's hairline is being mocked ,when his brother has been going bald for years but whatever.

You have completely side tracked my point...so never mind.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Again makes no sense why Harry's hairline is being mocked ,when his brother has been going bald for years but whatever.

Tell me would you call Harry a Bald headed coot?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Well that was my point....

Mocking someone's balding head.... is mocking their appearance.

A child could understand it.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...no, there’s been a handful of comments at most in observing that the Royal family aren’t held up to the same standards regarding being ‘wealthy’ as Meghan and Harry are...I have no idea how that equates to ‘anti monarchy’ no matter which way it’s flipped...

Because the senior royals work hard to give back....which Meghan and Harry could have done instead of running off to make easy multi millions from Netflix and Spotify deals and other cushy money spinners while doing little of the 'service' they promised?
Meghan wanted the glitz and titles but not the hard graft, eg, Kate and Williams schedules:

2020 Past Appearances -

30 August - The Duchess of Cambridge shared images chosen for Hold Still.
5 August - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Barry Island and Shire Hall Care Home in South Wales.
4 August - The Duchess of Cambridge brought a number of British retailers together to support Baby Banks.
23 July - The Duke and Duchess met frontline workers at Sandringham to mark news the Royal Foundation has awarded substantial grants to support efforts during the pandemic.
14 July - The Duchess of Cambridge endorses Tiny Happy People.
10 July - To mark what would have been the start of the Wimbledon championships, the Duchess of Cambridge joined Andy Murray and children from Bond Primary School in London for a Zoom call.
5 July - William and Kate celebrated NHS workers at Norfolk tea party.
1 July - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked Canada Day with a video call to staff at Surrey Memorial Hospital in British Colombia.
27 June - The Duchess of Cambridge visited East Anglia's Children's Hospice's Nook in Framingham Earl, Norfolk.
22 June - The Duchess of Cambridge joined the Duchess of Cornwall for a Zoom call to mark Children's Hospice Week.
19 June - The Duchess of Cambridge visited Fakenham Garden Centre in Norfolk.
17 June - The Duchess of Cambridge led an assembly on the importance of kindness for Oak National Academy.
11 June - The Duchess of Cambridge shared a video message in support of Hold Still.
9 June - The Duchess of Cambridge paid a virtual visit to Action on Addiction's Clouds House in Wiltshire.
5 June - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked Volunteers' Week.
4 June - William and Kate join Thank A Responder day.
22 May - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge led a bingo game virtually and chatted with staff and residents at Shire Hall Care House in Cardiff.
18 May - The Cambridges joined several well-known faces for Mental Health Minute.
15 May - The Cambridges marked Shout's first anniversary.
12 May - The Royal Family said thank you on International Nurses Day.
8 May - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spoke to veterans and staff at Mais House care home.
7 May - The Duchess of Cambridge launched Hold Still.
3 May - The Duchess spoke with midwives at Kingston Hospital's maternity unit, new parents and experts.
23 April - The Cambridge family claps for the NHS.
17 April - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appeared on the BBC Breakfast Club to encourage people to communicate using online tools and praised the work of NHS Every Mind Matters.
8 April - The Cambridges Surprise Pupils at Casterton Primary Academy.
29 March - The Duchess is photographed speaking to Place2Be CEO Catherine Roche.
20 March - The Cambridges Thank London Ambulance Staff For Vital Efforts.
9 March - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of Place2Be, hosted a reception at Buckingham Palace in celebration of Place2Be’s 25th anniversary.
9 March - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
5 March - The Cambridges concluded their three-day trip to Ireland with several engagements in Galway.
4 March - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge carried out engagements in Dublin, Kildare and Meath. That evening, they attended a reception hosted by the Tánaiste.
3 March - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Dublin where they met President Michael D Higgins and Taoiseach Leo Varakdkar. That evening, they attended a reception at Guinness Storehouse.
26 February - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of SportsAid, visited the London Stadium at the Olympic Park in Stratford to join a SportsAid event. In the afternoon, Kate held a private early years meeting.
25 February - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a special performance of 'Dear Evan Hansen' at the Noël Coward Theatre.
12 February - The Duchess of Cambridge travelled to Northern Ireland and Scotland as part of her tour of the UK for 5 Big Questions.
11 February - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall for a visit to the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre Stanford Hall.
4 February - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Mumbles and Port Talbot in South Wales for several engagements.
2 February - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the EE British Academy Film Awards ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall.
29 January - The Duchess of Cambridge served breakfast at Stockwell Gardens Nursery.
28 January - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of Evelina London Children’s Hospital and Patron of the National Portrait Gallery, joined a creative workshop run by the National Portrait Gallery’s Hospital Programme at Evelina London.
27 January - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the UK Holocaust Memorial Day Commemorative Ceremony in Westminster.
22 January - The Duchess travelled to Cardiff to attend a baby sensory class at Ely and Careau Children’s Centre before returning to HMP Send women's prison in Surrey.
21 January - The Duchess of Cambridge visited MiniBrum at Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum for the launch of 5 Big Questions.
20 January - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, on behalf of Her Majesty The Queen, hosted a reception at Buckingham Palace to mark the UK-Africa Investment Summit.
15 January - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Bradford. In Bradford’s Centenary Square they joined a group of young people from across the community to hear about life in Bradford. Following a walkabout, the Duke and Duchess visited My Lahore and one of Bradford’s Khidmat Centres. Finally, The Duke and Duchess were introduced to several local projects including Near Neighbours.
5 January - Sunday service at Sandringham.

2019 Past Appearances -

25 December - Christmas Day service at Sandringham.
19 December - The Queen's pre-Christmas luncheon.
11 December - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the annual Diplomatic Reception.
11 December - Private Meeting - The Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, this afternoon held an Early Years Meeting.
10 December - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a Royal Foundation trustees meeting.
4 December - Kate enjoyed a festive afternoon at Peterley Manor Farm with children from her new patronage Family Action.
3 December - The Duchess of Cambridge joined a host of royals for a reception for NATO leaders at Buckingham Palace to mark 70 years of the NATO Alliance.
27 November - Private - The Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, today completed two days with Kingston Hospital Maternity Unit in London.
22 November - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, this morning received Sir Keith Mills (Chairman) and Mr. Jason Knauf (Chief Executive).
21 November - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a reception for Tusk finalists.
20 November - Private Engagements - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met the King and Queen of Bhutan. Kate attended an early years Royal Foundation meeting before receiving representatives involved in nursing.
18 November - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the Royal Variety Performance at the Palladium Theatre, London, held in aid of the Royal Variety Charity.
15 November - The Duchess of Cambridge, Royal Patron of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices, officially opened the charity’s new hospice ‘The Nook’.
13 November - Private Engagement - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron, Action on Addiction, today visited the Brink, 21 Parr Street, Liverpool.
12 November - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended Shout’s Crisis Volunteer celebration event at the Troubadour White City Theatre in London.
10 November - Remembrance Sunday.
9 November - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined members of the royal family for the annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall.
7 November - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the launch of the National Emergencies Trust. Afterwards, Kate privately visited the BBC's Children's and Education team.
6 November - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, this afternoon received Ms Lorraine Heggessey upon relinquishing her appointment as Chief Executive.
5 November - Private Meeting - The CC notes Kate held an early years meeting.
18 October - For the final day of the tour, William and Kate returned to SOS Children's Villages before returning to Islamabad and visiting a canine training centre.
17 October - In Lahore, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited SOS Children's Villages, spent time at the National Cricket Academy, visited Badshahi Mosque and retraced Diana's footsteps at Shaukat Khanum cancer hospital.
16 October - William and Kate visited Chitral for the day. They received a traditional greeting, walked on the northern tip of the Chiatibo Glacier in Broghil National Park, visited two local villages and met members of local search and rescue teams.
15 October - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Model College for girls in Islamabad, attended a nature based engagement with schoolchildren in Margalla Hills. From there, they attended a meeting with the President and had lunch with the Prime Minister. The couple met staff members from the British High Commission before a glittering evening reception at the Pakistan Monument.
14 October - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Pakistan.
11 October - Private Meeting - The Duchess of Cambridge held a Royal Foundation meeting.
9 October - The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Angela Marmont Biodiversity Centre at the Natural History Museum.
8 October - Private Meeting - William and Kate met Bill Gates at Kensington Palace.
2 October - Ahead of their visit to Pakistan, William and Kate attended a special event hosted by His Highness The Aga Khan at the Aga Khan Centre. Afterwards, they privately received the High Commissioner of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (His Excellency Mohammad Nafees Zakaria) at the Aga Khan Centre and Her Majesty’s Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan (Mr Thomas Drew) at Kensington Palace.
1 October - Private - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hosted a Royal Foundation reception and attended a meeting. They also hosted a reception for BBC Teen Heroes Awards.
26 September - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Birkenhead to attend the naming ceremony of the UK’s new polar research ship, the RRS Sir David Attenborough.
25 September - Private Engagement - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, today held a Reception at Kensington Palace.
24 September - Private Meeting - The Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, this morning held an Early Years Initiatives Meeting.
20 September - Private Meetings - The Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, this morning received Mr Jason Knauf (Chief Executive). The Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, afterwards held an Early Years Meeting.
19 September - The Duchess of Cambridge visited Sunshine House Children and Young People’s Health and Development Centre to meet with the Southwark Family Nurse Partnership team.
18 September - Private Meeting - The Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, this morning attended a Trustees’ Meeting.
13 September - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, today received Sir Keith Mills (Chairman) and Ms Lorraine Heggessey (Chief Executive).
11 September - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge received Mr Richard Curtis. UPDATE: During the meeting, they narrated a message for Every Mind Matters.
10 September - The Duchess of Cambridge visited RHS Wisley to see their new garden inspired by Back To Nature.
5 September - William and Kate accompanied Charlotte for her first day at Thomas's Battersea. George began Year 2.
25 August - The Earl and Countess of Strathearn joined the Queen at Crathie Kirk for Sunday service.
8 August - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hosted the inaugural regatta The King’s Cup on the Isle of Wight to raise awareness and funds for eight of their patronages.
14 July - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, and The Duke of Cambridge attended the Gentlemen's Singles Final of The Championships, Wimbledon.
13 July - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, and The Duchess of Sussex attended the Ladies' Singles Final at The Championships, Wimbledon.
10 July - The Cambridges spent the afternoon at the Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Memorial Polo Trophy at Billingbear Polo Club.
6 July - The Christening of Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
2 July - The Duchess of Cambridge attended Day Two of the Wimbledon Championships.
1 July - The Duchess of Cambridge visited her RHS 'Back to Nature' garden at Hampton Court Garden Festival.
25 June - The Duchess of Cambridge joined children from Action For Children for a photography workshop.
18 June - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended day one of Royal Ascot.
17 June - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined the Queen for Order of the Garter ceremonies at Windsor.
12 June - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of Action on Addiction, attended the first annual gala dinner in recognition of Addiction Awareness Week.
11 June - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travelled to Cumbria where they joined a celebration with locals contributing to the community. After a walkabout in Market Square, the couple visited a traditional fell sheep farm.
8 June - The Cambridge family joined the Queen for Trooping The Colour.
6 June - The Duchess of Cambridge took the salute at Beating Retreat.
4 June - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation, this morning received Sir Keith Mills (Chairman) and Ms Lorraine Heggessey (Chief Executive).
3 June - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the state banquet at Buckingham Palace in honour of the US state visit.
21 May - The Duchess of Cambridge was received by The Queen when Her Majesty invested her with the Insignia of a Dame Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order
21 May - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the Queen's garden party at Buckingham Palace.
20 May - In the morning, the Duchess introduced 'Back To Nature' to a group of schoolchildren. That evening, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined the Queen for the preview evening at RHS Chelsea.
19 May - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Chelsea Flower Show with George, Charlotte and Louis.
18 May - Private Engagement - The Duchess of Cambridge this afternoon visited the Royal Horticultural Society Back to Nature Garden jointly designed by Her Royal Highness in the Gardens of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, London SW3.
17 May - Private Engagement - The Duchess of Cambridge this afternoon visited the Royal Horticultural Society Back to Nature Garden jointly designed by Her Royal Highness in the Gardens of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, London SW3.
15 May - Private Engagement - The Duchess of Cambridge this afternoon visited the Royal Horticultural Society Back to Nature Garden, jointly designed by Her Royal Highness, in the gardens of the Royal Hospital Chelsea, London SW3.
14 May - The Duchess of Cambridge visited Bletchley Park to view a special D-Day exhibition in the newly restored Teleprinter Building, marking the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
9 May - Private Event - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a launch event for Shout, a Heads Together legacy project.
8 May - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Caernarfon Coastguard Search and Rescue Helicopter Base. Their Royal Highnesses travelled to Anglesey to visit Halen Môn Anglesey Sea Salt. Finally, the couple joined in a beach clean up with the Scouts.
7 May - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge officially launched The King's Cup regatta at Cutty Sark.
1 May - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, officially opened the new Centre of Excellence at Rodney Street.
30 April - Private Engagement - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron, the Royal Foundation, this evening held a Reception at Kensington Palace for members of Her Royal Highness’s Early Years Steering Group.
30 April - Private Engagement - The Duchess of Cambridge this morning visited Sayers Croft Wildlife Garden and Forest School at Paddington Recreation Ground, London W9. During the visit, Kate recorded a segment for Blue Peter, which aired on 13 June.
25 April - The Duchess of Cambridge attended the Anzac Day service of commemoration and thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey.
21 April - The Cambridges joined the Queen for Easter Service at Windsor.
28 March - The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Scouts’ headquarters at Gilwell Park.
27 March - Private Engagement - The Duchess of Cambridge, patron of the Royal Foundation, received Keith Mills.
19 March - The Duchess of Cambridge joined the Queen to open Bush House, King's College London. Afterwards, Kate visited her new patronage, the Foundling Museum.
17 March - The Duke of Cambridge, Colonel of the Irish Guards, accompanied by The Duchess of Cambridge, visited the 1st Battalion Irish Guards at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Cavalry Barracks, Hounslow.
13 March - Private Engagement - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation this morning held a Trustees’ Meeting.
12 March - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron of the National Portrait Gallery, attended the 2019 NPG London Portrait Gala.
12 March - The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Henry Fawcett Children’s Centre.
11 March - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined the Queen and other members of the royal family for the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
8 March - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation, this morning received Ms Lorraine Heggessey, Chief Executive.
6 March - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge carried out a day of engagements in Blackpool. They first visited Blackpool Tower where they joined a roundtable briefing. William and Kate spent time on ‘Comedy Carpet’ on the promenade. They viewed a housing project on Kirby Road. From there, they visited Blackpool Central Library. Finally, the Duke and Duchess visited Revoe Park, a recently revamped community garden and park that has been transformed.
5 March - The Duke and Duchess joined members of the royal family for a late morning reception at Buckingham Palace to mark the 50th anniversary of the investiture of the Prince of Wales.
28 February - William and Kate met privately with members of the PSNI before travelling to Ballymena to meet with representatives from Cinemagic at the Braids Arts Centre. Finally, they saw the work of the Sure Start programme.
27 February - During a two day to visit to Northern Ireland, William and Kate visited Windsor Park football stadium, home of the Irish Football Association (IFA). From there they travelled to Fermanagh to see the work that the charity Extern is doing at their Roscor Youth Village. That evening, they attended a reception at Empire Music Hall in Belfast.
13 February - The Duchess of Cambridge attended the 100 Women in Finance Gala Dinner at the V&A Museum.
13 February - The Duchess of Cambridge attended The Royal Foundation’s ‘Mental Health in Education’ conference.
10 February - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the BAFTA Awards ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall.
6 February - Private Engagement -The Duchess of Cambridge held a dinner at Buckingham Palace in her role as patron of the Royal Foundation.
5 February - In support of Children's Mental Health Week, the Duchess of Cambridge visited Lavender Primary School and Alperton Community School.
30 January - The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron, the Royal Foundation, received Ms Lorraine Heggessey (Chief Executive).
29 January - The Earl and Countess of Strathearn visited Dundee to officially open V&A Dundee.The Duke and Duchess then travelled to meet with employees and their families from the Dundee Michelin factory.
22 January - The Duchess of Cambridge visited Family Action Lewisham.
16 January - The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Costume Department at the Royal Opera House.
15 January - The Duchess of Cambridge visited the King Henry’s Walk Community Garden in Islington.
11 January - Private Meeting - The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Joint Patrons, the Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, this morning received Sir Keith Mills (Chairman).
6 January - The Cambridges attended Sunday service at St Mary's, Sandringham.

Add to this the homework they have to do before each visit, the correspondence they have to complete....and all with 3 kids to bring up.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

You have completely side tracked my point...so never mind.

Not really
If William was mocked for his baldness ,then it would be called 'unacceptable' . But because it's Harry it's Ok .

And piers has dismissed Meghan's mental health and in the past even told men to 'man up' who suffer with depression . He's a grotesque person all round ,so why is it so wrong to call him a pig .

[Marsh.]

Nope Jet. You can copy and paste all the Kate and Wills diary entries you want.

The conversation was about Oprah's billions, which was then compared to the Royal family's.

If you think Kate and William cutting lots of ribbons and shaking lots of hands changes what the monarchy is built on, what it represents and how it got its fortune then I'm afraid you're out of your mind.

[Ammi]

...you don’t have to ‘sell’ the Royal family to me...nothing of what you’ve posted alters that if ‘huge wealth’ is being held up in some way to a type of standard then all huge wealth has that same standard...that’s just consistency and fairness...

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Incorrect
Meghan did NOT use her platform to bash the royal family, she was calling out the lack of support and the cold treatment of the institution mainly .

Incorrect..
She trashed them along with calling them Racist...and then used her platform again to tell the world that a private phonecall was unproductive with the sole purpose of indicating that they dont want to listen...

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Not really
If William was mocked for his baldness ,then it would be called 'unacceptable' . But because it's Harry it's Ok .

And piers has dismissed Meghan's mental health and in the past even told men to 'man up' who suffer with depression . He's a grotesque person all round ,so why is it so wrong to call him a pig .

So what would your opinion be if I started referring to Meghan as 'Pinocchio'....

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

So what would your opinion be if I started referring to Meghan as 'Pinocchio'....

Well Calling Meghan a 'liar' is pretty much calling her pinnochio ,so not really sure what point you're trying to make there.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Incorrect..
She trashed them along with calling them Racist...and then used her platform again to tell the world that a private phonecall was unproductive with the sole purpose of indicating that they dont want to listen...

A conversation with 'concerns over Archie's skin colour' is what both Harry & Meghan said happened .

The main reasons for them stepping back was because of how the firm / institution itself did nothing to help or protect them. The motto was they shouldn't show weakness ,and were meant to grin and bear it .

[Liam-]

Everyone is allowed an opinion other than Meghan apparently

[jet]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

A conversation with 'concerns over Archie's skin colour' is what both Harry & Meghan said happened .

The main reasons for them stepping back was because of how the firm / institution itself did nothing to help or protect them. The motto was they shouldn't show weakness ,and were meant to grin and bear it .

According to a proven liar. It's BS. Do a little goggling and don't take every word she feeds the American's as gospel.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by jet

I wasn't 'selling' you anything.
I was pointing out that the Royals give back and Meghan didn't want to. She preferred to accrue her wealth without the hard work but using her new titles. Different standards.

...hmmmm, but it was Oprah’s wealth being questioned and Oprah ‘giving back’ which she does...and it was somehow being attached to Meghan/Harry as well at being at some type of fault when they didn’t take a fee for the interview ...but the Royal family wealth though, never being questioned in any similar way ...when it was mentioned as a comparison, then an ‘anti royal’ comment was made and none of the (valid) discussion equated to ‘anti royal’ in any way...

[The Slim Reaper]

Visiting a costume department = giving back and working hard

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by jet

I wasn't 'selling' you anything.
I was pointing out that the Royals give back and Meghan didn't want to. She preferred to accrue her wealth without the hard work but using her new titles. Different standards.

You do realise the Royals accrue their wealth on account of being BORN?

You have processed that fact haven't you?

[Ammi]

...it most definitely feels that ‘different standards’ only apply if it’s not referencing Meghan and Harry and Meghan in particular...any reference to them though and there’s an automatic default setting to ‘double standards’....it really has no fairness and/or consistency...

[Marsh.]

And the mocking of Charles "cutting" them off, as though Charles' wealth wasn't handed down to him like it has done with every single one of them.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...it most definitely feels that ‘different standards’ only apply if it’s not referencing Meghan and Harry and Meghan in particular...any reference to them though and there’s an automatic default setting to ‘double standards’....it really has no fairness and/or consistency...

Sadly Ammi there's never any fairness , whatever Meghan and Harry do is criticised by high maximum.

And the royal family are seen as perfect .

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

And the mocking of Charles "cutting" them off, as though Charles' wealth wasn't handed down to him like it has done with every single one of them.

That crucial bit always gets left out

[jet]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Sadly Ammi there's never any fairness , whatever Meghan and Harry do is criticised by high maximum.

And the royal family are seen as perfect .

They are easy to criticize when the spout a lot of BS.
But the strange thing is some just close their eyes and ears and make stupid excuses:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...rt-claims.html

………..Author and Sunday Times Royal Correspondent Roya Nikkhah moves the conversation on discuss a claim made by Prince Harry during the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview.
Making reference to the Duke of Sussex's comment regarding how difficult it was for the couple to access mental health support, Nikkhah says: 'Harry is the most literate and clued-up person on mental health that I have ever met, going back many years.'
'He has every single organisation plugged into [mental health] at his fingertips. He talks to them all the time.
'He knows about mental health. Which is why I was so struck and confused by those comments he made in the interview that he didn't know where to turn.'

Nikkhah then discusses Prince William's reaction to Harry's comment about the future king and Prince Charles both feeling 'trapped' in the Royal Family.
'[William] doesn't feel trapped. That comment from Harry really didn't go down well,' she explains.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Well Calling Meghan a 'liar' is pretty much calling her pinnochio ,so not really sure what point you're trying to make there.

Thats what it insinuates in a ridiculing fashion....
So you like to not only call them out for what they are but you like to ridicule aswell...

Nice...

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by jet

They are easy to criticize when the spout a lot of BS.
But the strange thing is some just close their eyes and ears and make stupid excuses:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...rt-claims.html

………..Author and Sunday Times Royal Correspondent Roya Nikkhah moves the conversation on discuss a claim made by Prince Harry during the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview.
Making reference to the Duke of Sussex's comment regarding how difficult it was for the couple to access mental health support, Nikkhah says: 'Harry is the most literate and clued-up person on mental health that I have ever met, going back many years.'
'He has every single organisation plugged into [mental health] at his fingertips. He talks to them all the time.
'He knows about mental health. Which is why I was so struck and confused by those comments he made in the interview that he didn't know where to turn.'

Nikkhah then discusses Prince William's reaction to Harry's comment about the future king and Prince Charles both feeling 'trapped' in the Royal Family.
'[William] doesn't feel trapped. That comment from Harry really didn't go down well,' she explains.

I mean shes saying what was obvious to all of us. Harry, William and Kate publicised their campaign on Mental Health and how they supported companies and Charities long before Meghan was on the scene. Which is why its absurd that she had no where to turn and Harry saying he was ashamed...none of it makes sense. Its all a load of BS...

[Cal.]

Just broken down over the loss of Diana

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by jet

I wasn't questioning Oprah's wealth and I know she gives back, as do the Royals in their time and effort.

Except Oprah was the REASON conversation turned to the Royals, where the same attitude is not held. It clearly hit a nerve as you brought out your trusty Daily Mail links and that ABOMINATION of a list of engagements.

Kate attending Wimbledon has absolutely NOTHING to do with a discussion that raises the question of how the monarchy amassed its vast wealth. That really long post is just embarrassing given the context.