[parmnion]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b1968332.html

[bitontheslide]

meghan must have promised the judge a good spanking

[arista]

Yes Let it flow down the river

[Cherie]

Does this mean we can forget she lied to the court, I guess it does

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Does this mean we can forget she lied to the court, I guess it does

No

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

Meghan always wins

.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Donald absolutely rinsed her on Farage last night

[rusticgal]

Well now she has "reshaped the Tabloid industry that conditions people to be cruel, and profits from the lies and pain they create" perhaps she can start on reshaping herself....utter hypocrisy

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Does this mean we can forget she lied to the court, I guess it does

The whole thing has just exposed her lies and the manipulation we know she is capable of. Its a shallow win for her.

[jet]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

The whole thing has just exposed her lies and the manipulation we know she is capable of. Its a shallow win for her.

Exactly, the appeal has been a success in that evidence produced has exposed once again what a liar Meghan is, this time telling lies to discredit her own father, and lies about her involvement in the FF book, not to mention how sly she was by withholding evidence from the court.
Goodness knows what else would be revealed if it had gone to trial…
AN is now considering taking the matter to the Supreme Court in the UK….

[LeatherTrumpet]

A pyrrhic victory

if ever was

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

A pyrrhic victory

if ever was

A prime example....

[Jordan.]

I imagine they now have to get on with their long overdue front page apology to our Princess

[jet]

When is Pinocchio going to apologise to her dwindling fanbase for all the lies she told them.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by jet

When is Pinocchio going to apologise to her dwindling fanbase for all the lies she told them.

It will never happen….her reputation is damaged beyond repair.

[Tom4784]

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[bitontheslide]

there are quite a few issues with this judgement legally, i don't think it's over yet by any means

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Cherry Christmas

Does this mean we can forget she lied to the court, I guess it does

No one will remember this.

Everyone will remember she lied. To a court.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Livia

Everyone will remember she lied. To a court.

That's an awful lot of faith in the general public, most people can't remember what they had for lunch yesterday. Really, the truth is;

1) Most people don't know about this at all because most people don't really care about the Royal dramas, and

2) At least half of those who do know about this will have forgotten there was a court case at all in a year or two - let alone the details.


Because all of it only matters to those it matters to.

[Toy Soldier]

Here's another unfortunate truth about human nature;

The people who care that she lied may have something more to dislike her for - but they already didn't like her.

The people who like her don't care that she lied.

"The masses" that would sway, let's say, a poll on the matter will have shifted to be less in favour but --- most of them are just responding after briefly pondering the question and couldn't actually care less.

We all know these things deep down. Such is tribalism, such is 2021.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Toy Santa

That's an awful lot of faith in the general public, most people can't remember what they had for lunch yesterday. Really, the truth is;

1) Most people don't know about this at all because most people don't really care about the Royal dramas, and

2) At least half of those who do know about this will have forgotten there was a court case at all in a year or two - let alone the details.


Because all of it only matters to those it matters to.

I think you are very wrong. A lot of people have little interest in the Royal Family in general...however as individuals they can have a huge following. Diana is the greatest example...they loved her because of who she was not because she was part of the Royal Family. Likewise Meghan has created a following...but for all the wrong reasons. Unlike Diana she is hugely disliked in this country.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Toy Santa

Here's another unfortunate truth about human nature;

The people who care that she lied may have something more to dislike her for - but they already didn't like her.

...and thats not true either. Many people liked her at the beginning....

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by MissyToes

Diana is the greatest example...they loved her because of who she was not because she was part of the Royal Family.

Yes and they continued to adore her no matter what she actually did ... this is a prime example of why I'm right

People who liked H&M before the "omg court liiiieeess" still like them.

People who disliked them before have something new to crow about and still dislike them.

People who didn't care before don't care now.

that's the long and short of it.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by MissyToes

...and thats not true either. Many people liked her at the beginning....

Many people who like the Royals in general liked Meghan and loved Harry in the past, and started to dislike Harry and Meghan when they "quit the firm" (because they, ultimately, sided with the remaining British Royals - they chose a side).

This is not the same scenario - the sides have already been picked and we're asking "is this something that would make people switch sides".

The answer is "it's very unlikely to have made much difference at all".

I know you'd like that not to be true .

[LeatherTrumpet]

PIERS MORGAN: Put your gloating champagne away, Princess
Pinocchio - the court of public opinion now knows you're a fork-tongued
devious manipulative piece of work who only wants to protect your privacy so
you can sell it



'If you tell the truth,' Mark Twain once observed, 'you don't have to
remember anything.'

I thought of this incontrovertible truism today when news broke that Meghan
Markle had 'won' her privacy court battle with the Mail on Sunday.

Her victory response was issued within seconds, on regal notepaper adorned
with a gold 'M' under a golden crown, and headlined: 'Statement from
Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex.'

Obviously everything I have drafted is with the understanding that it could be
leaked,' she texted Jason Knauf, then her communications secretary, 'so I
have been meticulous in my word choice, but please do let me know if
anything stands out for you as a liability.'

Indeed, she was so convinced the letter might be published that she even
deliberately used certain words to manipulate the public's emotions when
they read it.

Knauf told the court: 'She also asked a specific question regarding
addressing Mr Markle as 'daddy' in the letter, saying 'given I've only ever
called him daddy it may make sense to open as such (despite him being less
than paternal), and in the unfortunate event that it leaked it would pull at
the heart-strings'.'


Wow.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Pinocchio.html