Prince Harry?
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Re: Prince Harry?
Originally Posted by Pimpbot
You know, if this had been one of my mates turning up to a fancy dress party dressed in this uniform, we'd have probably laughed and then that would be the last of it. But Harry has to learn to make better decisions, or someone around him needed to say "Look, you're going to get killed in the media for wearing this". I'm all for Big Ears kids trying to live "regular" lives, but they have to understand that whatever they do, it will be looked at closely under a microscope by tabloid Britain. It was just plain dumb on his part.
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Originally Posted by Ash UK/US
why are the press so hell bent on putting him down? I know he is inline to the thrown and he has done some really stupid things but at the end of the day he is a kid and kids will be kids. I am sure william has done his share of mis behaving too but how come that never gets reported? Maybe it is just the press in the US?
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Originally Posted by Patent Attorney
The third in line to the throne should have better advisers.
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Originally Posted by sibsie
The third in line to the throne isn't a child. He should know better. Whenever he's out in public there's always a strong chance that someone's going to catch him doing something. If he wants to act like a twat, then he should be able to accept the consequences.
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The press wont be happy until their is no monarchy, very sad indeed. Like them or not the Royal family set Britain apart from every country in the world not to mention bring in countless revenue from tourism. A US pundit said at the weekend 'what kind of parenting is he getting' well he would have had 2 parents if it had not been for the press!
He is a stupid boy but that is all. He has apologised and now everyone should get over it, he has learned his lesson.
He is a stupid boy but that is all. He has apologised and now everyone should get over it, he has learned his lesson.
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Originally Posted by ladylisa
The press wont be happy until there is no monarchy, very sad indeed.
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Originally Posted by nxylas
I'm fairly agnostic on the subject of the monarchy, seeing merits in both monarchist and republican arguments. But the fact that the likes of Murdoch support the abolition of the monarchy make me more inclined to keep them, because I know damn well what Rupe's motivation is. He wants a republic for one reason alone - a President can be bought, while a Queen can't. I'd probably support a republic if the President had the interest of the people, rather than multinational corporations, at heart, but how likely do you think that is in the present political climate?
Last edited by Taffyles; Jan 18th 2005 at 3:12 am.
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Re: Prince Harry?
Originally Posted by Taffyles
like many 20 year old boys (and I've had two).
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Originally Posted by Taffyles
Harry has no conviction of drug abuse, so it wouldn't keep him out of the services.
As for their estates I was merely pointing out they didn't get them out of their own pockets. They were stolen.
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Originally Posted by ladylisa
The press wont be happy until their is no monarchy, very sad indeed.
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Originally Posted by ladylisa
Like them or not the Royal family set Britain apart from every country in the world not to mention bring in countless revenue from tourism.