[rusticgal]

..."Be Kind"...

[bots]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

..."Be Kind"...

Safe space .....

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Safe space .....

Owen Jones...

[arista]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

should’ve got the right colour x

Sometimes we get an Error,

[arista]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Owen Jones...

Sure but not on Twitter
he gets tangled in
his own rabbit holes.

[Cherie]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...leash-23589361

Meghan and Harry urge fans to 'unleash compassion' for International Women's Day
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry plan to take part in International Women's Day ahead of their tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Stretford

Am I wrong though ?

There was a report on one of these royal programs saying how Kate feels she can't'let go ' at times, it's pretty obvious both Kate & William are happy to go along with everything because he's future king .

Why should Harry & Meghan do the same ,if anything it's time for traditions to change as it's boring .

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Cherie

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...leash-23589361

Meghan and Harry urge fans to 'unleash compassion' for International Women's Day
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry plan to take part in International Women's Day ahead of their tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey

lets hope she has her Saudi earrings on

[user104658]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Am I wrong though ?

I'm sure you meant "Stepford" - Stretford is a Manchester-area market town with terraced housing and higher than average unemployment, which is why it was amusing me

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

lets hope she has her Saudi earrings on

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[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

While I think celeb demands are quite ridiculous at times (worst I read, cant remember who but they would as for M&Ms in their room, but only the blue and green ones or something, so someone had to sit sorting them before they arrived!), this is hardly anything new. I have no issue believing she may be this pampered spoilt princess that the press make her out to be. Its the sheer timing of this avalanche in resurfacing now thats quite suspect. And I simply do not believe anyone who thinks the timings of these coming back up is just a coincidence.

As I have said before...if these reports are true, it must be very difficult for these people to sit back and watch what they are doing...how Harry and particularly Meghan are playing the Victim card. Perhaps if Harry and Meghan had just kept quiet and got on with their lives...none of this would have re-surfaced. To do it now rather than after the interview was better timing.
Its been said that this complaint of Bullying was swept under the carpet at the time in order to protect Meghan....so all these claims she is making about not being protected and being silenced...it has no doubt prompted people to fight back.
There are always two sides to every story.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'm sure you meant "Stepford" - Stretford is a Manchester-area market town with terraced housing and higher than average unemployment, which is why it was amusing me

All Manchester towns have terraced housing and all the women in Stetford are pretty robotic and perfectly turned out so GH wasn't far wrong

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

As I have said before...if these reports are true, it must be very difficult for these people to sit back and watch what they are doing...how Harry and particularly Meghan are playing the Victim card. Perhaps if Harry and Meghan had just kept quiet and got on with their lives...none of this would have re-surfaced. To do it now rather than after the interview was better timing.
Its been said that this complaint of Bullying was swept under the carpet at the time in order to protect Meghan....so all these claims she is making about not being protected and being silenced...it has no doubt prompted people to fight back.
There are always two sides to every story.

I agree....the sad thing is though if these allegations are correct, it should not have taken an Oprah interview and worries of bad press for the Royals for them to be properly investigated. No one should be deemed needing protection when other people's well being is at stake. These women are not the one's fighting back, its the Palace that have approached them NOW to pursue them when they disregarded the concerns at the time.

[LukeB]

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'm sure you meant "Stepford" - Stretford is a Manchester-area market town with terraced housing and higher than average unemployment, which is why it was amusing me

It's bliddy autocorrect of course you knew what I meant

[user104658]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

All Manchester towns have terraced housing and all the women in Stetford are pretty robotic and perfectly turned out so GH wasn't far wrong

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

As I have said before...if these reports are true, it must be very difficult for these people to sit back and watch what they are doing...how Harry and particularly Meghan are playing the Victim card. Perhaps if Harry and Meghan had just kept quiet and got on with their lives...none of this would have re-surfaced. To do it now rather than after the interview was better timing.
Its been said that this complaint of Bullying was swept under the carpet at the time in order to protect Meghan....so all these claims she is making about not being protected and being silenced...it has no doubt prompted people to fight back.
There are always two sides to every story.

Can see this happening. However, if this IS what happened, the palace comes out of this looking horrendous, yet again. Meghan may be a diva (or may not be) but the ones who should have taken such complaints seriously and investigated at the time, instead ignored it all, only to use it as a trump card later on in life. Looks horrendous for 'the royals' really. And these leaks and such, I suspect make the royals look MUCH worse than anything that may possibly be said in the interview tbh.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Cherie

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...leash-23589361

Meghan and Harry urge fans to 'unleash compassion' for International Women's Day
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry plan to take part in International Women's Day ahead of their tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey

Well Cherie...she is a very compassionate person. Shes so compassionate she is going to tell the world how wonderful her husbands family are...in fact she might even mention a couple of women in particular ahead of International Womens Day.
Shes so compassionate that she feels it will lift Phillips spirits as the 99 year old spends his third week in hospital with heart issues.
Shes so compassionate that in doing this interview people will realise the loss of life, livelihoods and love ones in a Pandemic just doesnt compare.
After all...she didnt have to do this. So compassionate...

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Can see this happening. However, if this IS what happened, the palace comes out of this looking horrendous, yet again. Meghan may be a diva (or may not be) but the ones who should have taken such complaints seriously and investigated at the time, instead ignored it all, only to use it as a trump card later on in life. Looks horrendous for 'the royals' really. And these leaks and such, I suspect make the royals look MUCH worse than anything that may possibly be said in the interview tbh.

Good point but they already look worse by protecting a peadophile but Meghan is somehow worse says it all really

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Can see this happening. However, if this IS what happened, the palace comes out of this looking horrendous, yet again. Meghan may be a diva (or may not be) but the ones who should have taken such complaints seriously and investigated at the time, instead ignored it all, only to use it as a trump card later on in life. Looks horrendous for 'the royals' really. And these leaks and such, I suspect make the royals look MUCH worse than anything that may possibly be said in the interview tbh.

Yes..it should have been dealt with at the time. However if it was 'swept under the carpet' to protect Meghan then it kind of goes against her accusations of not being protected. Sometimes when you try and help...it backfires.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by LukeB

Good point but they already look worse by protecting a peadofile but Meghan is somehow worse says it all really

Yes her brother-in-law is an alleged paedo so I cant think she will waste a chance to talk about that tonight?

bring it up, condemn it

you would think that has to be first on the agenda??

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LukeB

Pretty much, and the public are just as much to blame, since the media wouldn't focus on things that don't get clicks. Both the media and the public find Meghan more offensive than a peadophile who has escaped any kind of justice. I honestly despise the people of this country at times. We are a nation of weak willed bootlickers, all too happy to lap up the **** that gets given to us with nary a complaint while we're told to hate a woman for existing and to ignore the predator in our midst.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Can see this happening. However, if this IS what happened, the palace comes out of this looking horrendous, yet again. Meghan may be a diva (or may not be) but the ones who should have taken such complaints seriously and investigated at the time, instead ignored it all, only to use it as a trump card later on in life. Looks horrendous for 'the royals' really. And these leaks and such, I suspect make the royals look MUCH worse than anything that may possibly be said in the interview tbh.

Yup they ignored it and brushed it under the carpet while Harry and Meghan were Royals, and are wheeling it out now that they're "out" and in the bad books.

Says it all really. They protect their own no matter what, but get on their bad side and the gloves come off. Pathetic, really.

If Harry and Meghan mistreated their staff it should have been investigated and addressed at the time. If those staff members didn't feel like they could complain about a family member and have it taken seriously (or perhaps even feared repercussions if they complained) - that says a lot about the general culture of working for the Royals doesn't it.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by LukeB

Good point but they already look worse by protecting a peadofile but Meghan is somehow worse says it all really

It's deflection at its WORST