[Good King Glennceslas]

Originally Posted by jet

Considering how your every argument, no matter what it is, consists of "I'm right and you're wrong" I've learned to stop responding at this point.
Your next move is "You have no argument against what I'm saying, so you've backed out". I can read you like a tedious book.

That’s because every conversation in these threads goes in circles. You irrationally hate on a woman you don’t know, people try and figure out why. You can’t ever give a rational response to people who quite rightly call you out on it so you back out until the next daily Mail article is posted then we repeat the cycle again.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

you can see her smirking in the pics

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

you can see her smirking in the pics

What a cow smiling at her child eh?

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's ratings drop AGAIN to lowest ever levels
after Prince Philip's funeral - but Charles and Edward enjoy popularity boost as
Queen remains Britain's favourite Royal

• Popularity of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex fallen again following Prince Philip's funeral earlier in April
• Previously saw sharp decline in public opinion after their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey last month
• Queen remains most popular royal while Prince Edward and Prince Charles both saw a boost in popularity

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tion&ci=143247

[jet]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's ratings drop AGAIN to lowest ever levels
after Prince Philip's funeral - but Charles and Edward enjoy popularity boost as
Queen remains Britain's favourite Royal

• Popularity of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex fallen again following Prince Philip's funeral earlier in April
• Previously saw sharp decline in public opinion after their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey last month
• Queen remains most popular royal while Prince Edward and Prince Charles both saw a boost in popularity

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tion&ci=143247

These are the most popular royals (rated very positive or positive) according to a YouGov poll of 1,730 Britons between April 21 and 22:

The Queen: 85 per cent (net: +78)

Prince William: 80 per cent (net: +68)

Kate Middleton: 78 per cent (net: +67)

Princess Anne: 70 per cent (net: +58)

Prince Charles: 58 per cent (net: +25)

Prince Edward: 54 per cent (net: +35)

Prince Harry: 43 per cent (net: -6)

Camilla Parker Bowles: 43 per cent (net: +1)

Meghan Markle: 29 per cent (net: -32)

Prince Andrew: 10 per cent (net: -69)

To think that Harry used to be often second after the Queen, now he's on a par with Camilla, and Megs is only more popular than Andrew.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by jet

These are the most popular royals (rated very positive or positive) according to a YouGov poll of 1,730 Britons between April 21 and 22:

The Queen: 85 per cent (net: +78)

Prince William: 80 per cent (net: +68)

Kate Middleton: 78 per cent (net: +67)

Princess Anne: 70 per cent (net: +58)

Prince Charles: 58 per cent (net: +25)

Prince Edward: 54 per cent (net: +35)

Prince Harry: 43 per cent (net: -6)

Camilla Parker Bowles: 43 per cent (net: +1)

Meghan Markle: 29 per cent (net: -32)

Prince Andrew: 10 per cent (net: -69)

To think that Harry used to be often second after the Queen, now he's on a par with Camilla, and Megs is only more popular than Andrew.

Crikey

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by jet

These are the most popular royals (rated very positive or positive) according to a YouGov poll of 1,730 Britons between April 21 and 22:

The Queen: 85 per cent (net: +78)

Prince William: 80 per cent (net: +68)

Kate Middleton: 78 per cent (net: +67)

Princess Anne: 70 per cent (net: +58)

Prince Charles: 58 per cent (net: +25)

Prince Edward: 54 per cent (net: +35)

Prince Harry: 43 per cent (net: -6)

Camilla Parker Bowles: 43 per cent (net: +1)

Meghan Markle: 29 per cent (net: -32)

Prince Andrew: 10 per cent (net: -69)

To think that Harry used to be often second after the Queen, now he's on a par with Camilla, and Megs is only more popular than Andrew.

Markle at -32

well well

looks like the GBP are at odds with many in this thread....

[Christmas Dynasnow]

[jet]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

It does. Ouch.
I still can't get over those stupid shoes. Imagine me worrying that Megsie could fall.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

you can see her smirking in the pics

1. Don't leave the house

2. Don't let your child out of the house

3. Don't smile

Anything else?

[Christmas Dynasnow]

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Royal and celebrity are one and the same at this point.

[Tom4784]

Also you say you've learned to 'stop responding' but you're often quick to respond to me at every opportunity... What have you 'learned' exactly?

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Also you say you've learned to 'stop responding' but you're often quick to respond to me at every opportunity... What have you 'learned' exactly?

I do for a bit, just to see if you ever admit you're wrong. No luck so far.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

I do for a bit, just to see if you ever admit you're wrong. No luck so far.

Prove me wrong, you keep expecting me to say i'm wrong because you want me to be wrong, and that's not how this works. I'm always right because I can always argue against what you say, you just throw tantrums and and act like I should declare myself wrong because you demand it. Spoiled, childish attitude.

You accused me of bad reading comprehension, I say otherwise by explaining my point. You scream that I'm always right and attack me for it instead of addressing the issue in the room, if I'm always right, that means you're always doing something wrong.

I never have to scream about people being right or wrong because I let my arguments do the talking.

[Parmy]

Hes a handsome wee chap mind.

[Kazanne]

Well as an onlooker who doesn't really care, even I can see that they craved for privacy but seem very much to be courting it in one way or another, the debate is more about that and the interview than 'hating' anyone, I suppose some people expected them to move away and be private as they did state they wanted,

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Jezza drags Meghan Markle in his new TV show re the Oprah "interview"



Jeremy Clarkson poked fun at Meghan Markle's explosive interview with
Oprah Winfrey on his new ITV show.

The former Top Gear host mocked the Duchess of Sussex on his Saturday
night show It's Clarkson on TV and joked that Piers Morgan 'had a point.'


Clarkson on TV saw the 60-year-old 'unpick popular TV events' and he
couldn't resist referencing the famous interview which was watched by more
than 11 million people in the UK.

Minutes into his new show Jeremy said: "There was a moment where Meghan
Markle seemed to - how can I put this politely - break wind."

Assisted by canned laughter, the show ran a clip of Meghan discussing a time
after her wedding to Prince Harry and Oprah responding.


The Duchess of Sussex during her interview with Oprah Winfrey
"Sorry can we just hear that again because it really does sound like Piers
Morgan had a point, her pants really were on fire," Jeremy continued.

There was more canned laughter as he added: "Now I’ve had a note here
from the legal department at ITV. They want it to be made plain that that
was not a fart, I have no idea how they know that.

"But they want me to make it clear that the fart noise probably came out of
Oprah’s mouth."

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co...arkle-20320489

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LukeB

You just know people are going to bash her when she gives birth as well.

All this energy towards one person who hasn’t really done anything wrong when there’s bad people out there who have done worst and they use a bully as gospel. People have stoop so low to disrespect mental health as well who knows how lower they can get now.

They'll just look to bash her regardless. If she attended the funeral, she'd be making it about herself, if she didn't, then it's a snub and an affront to the royal family. It was pointed out by someone earlier in the topic but rags like Daily Mail would have had articles bashing her regardless.

People have decided to make this one woman the villain in their own fan fiction and the media and the public are confusing what they want to be true, for what is actually true and it's desperately sad. We are a nation of people who confuse people's lives for an episode of Eastenders, and it's ****ing grim. Plus, let's not forget that a lot of the hate is fuelled by bigotry, bigotry towards her gender, her nationality, and her race.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

....like those that 'hate' people with an opinion

Pretending to know the inner thoughts and private relationships of people you don't know is not an opinion. That's basic common sense.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

"Prince Philip thought Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey was
'madness' and 'no good would come of it', it has emerged."

He also regretted his grandson's decision to quit royal duties and move to the
US and said it was 'not the right thing, either for the country or for themselves'.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ght-wrong.html

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

"Prince Philip thought Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey was
'madness' and 'no good would come of it', it has emerged."

He also regretted his grandson's decision to quit royal duties and move to the
US and said it was 'not the right thing, either for the country or for themselves'.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ght-wrong.html

The very next line of the article states though....

Ultimately, however, he accepted it and said: 'It's his life.'

[jet]

More from the article:

Insights into Philip's thoughts on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision and the deeply acrimonious fall-out as a result of it have been aired by his impeccably connected biographer, Gyles Brandreth in today's Daily Mail.

His account comes as royal sources reacted angrily to the suggestion the Duke of Edinburgh would have been 'unbothered' by recent events. And one insider told the Mail they believed the schism created by the couple would take a 'lifetime' to heal......
.....Ultimately, Philip loved Harry, admired him for his service career and thought him 'a good man'.


I found this bit very sad:
Mr Brandreth said Philip responded to the rift by saying: 'I'll soon be out of it and not before time.'

[Ammi]

...Gyles Brandreth who considers himself to have been a friend of Philip is publicly discussing Philip’s family relationships while his family are grieving for him and before his funeral has taken place...I personally find that repulsive and the irony is incredible...shame on him...

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by jet

More from the article:

Insights into Philip's thoughts on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision and the deeply acrimonious fall-out as a result of it have been aired by his impeccably connected biographer, Gyles Brandreth in today's Daily Mail.

His account comes as royal sources reacted angrily to the suggestion the Duke of Edinburgh would have been 'unbothered' by recent events. And one insider told the Mail they believed the schism created by the couple would take a 'lifetime' to heal......
.....Ultimately, Philip loved Harry, admired him for his service career and thought him 'a good man'.


I found this bit very sad:
Mr Brandreth said Philip responded to the rift by saying: 'I'll soon be out of it and not before time.'

yes it speaks volumes...