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Yo también recuerdo que se comentó lo del libro en el otro hilo, pero que tanto podrá haber escuchado como para chantajear???, yo no creo que hablaran delante de ella cosas importantes, incluso pienso que la interacción con ella, fue casi nula por parte de varios miembros de la familia....yo creo que más bien anotaba todo lo que le contaba Harry e inventaba historias con esa información...En todo caso si es por "información negativa" la que sale para atrás es ella, por toda la información que deben tener de ella tanto la FR como la prensa, es cosa de tiempo para que salga todo eso...
En mi pais devuelves hasta lo que costó tu nacimiento. Este sigue llevando una vida de ricos. Harry, has hecho cuentas de cuánto te durará el dinero? Y tu padre ya no se dejará manipular porque para eso tiene consejeros.
Cuántos quisieran haber tenido y tener la vida de Harry.!
Cuántos quisieran haber tenido y tener la vida de Harry.!
He leído que ahora quiere tomar compromiso activo en política, contratos con Disney, con Givenchy... En Instagram está lleno de fotos suyas haciendo caridad antes de ser royal...
Me pregunto por cuál amor fue el Mexit. Qué amor es ese que anuló a Harry, lo quitó de su país, de su vida de siempre, de su familia, y ahora lo desdibuja.
El Mexit estuvo planeado de entrada. Lo que Meghan hizo fue tensar la cuerda (el september Issue político a más no poder), el gasto de ropa, los escándalos familiares, la pelea con los Cambridge, desobedecer a la Reina... en fin... tensó la cuerda hasta que a BP le convino más dejarla ir que tenerla con ellos y controlarla. Vieron que sólo se beneficiaba ella, de cualquier forma.
No aportó nada a la CR, porque de hecho en términos institucionales Archie es totalmente irrelevante.
'Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are two spoiled brats holding the monarchy to ransom, blasts Piers Morgan
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10725...an-markle-spoiled-brats-monarch-piers-morgan/
PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle are "two spoiled brats" whose behaviour towards the Queen is "utterly outrageous", Piers Morgan has fumed.
Piers Morgan blasted the couple for 'acting like brats'Credit: ITV
But Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan criticised the couple for wanting to be "half in half out" - blasting: "there's no way that works".
And he added concerns for the Queen, saying: "The Queen has just had to fire her middle son, Andrew, over a paedophile scandal.
"Her 98-year-old husband has been very sick, he's been in and out of the hospital, we think he's bed bound at the moment.
"Right at that moment, these two little spoiled brats have come along and they are holding her to ransom about the entire way the monarchy works.
"I'm sorry I think it's completely and utterly outrageous to treat the Queen in this way."
It comes as the couple are expected to meet with the 93-year-old monarch at 11am today, which means Meghan will be taking part remotely at 3am in Vancouver, Canada, after allegedly fleeing after just three days to reunite with eight-month-old baby Archie.
The unprecedented summit seeks to resolve Harry and Meghan’s status, their future royal roles and funding.
And Piers blasted: "If they want to leave, if she wants to up sticks after 18 months of marriage, then you know what - that's fine, I always knew you would do this anyway.
"You quit your friends, you quit your family, you quit your dad, you quit your ex husband, you quit everybody. That's your right but you're not going to have tax payer money to do it.
"You don't get the 24 hour security, the travel, Frogmore cottage.
"If you can't be bothered to put the yards on a wet Wednesday in Cleesthorpe community centre - it's not all about the Disney premiere."
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10725...an-markle-spoiled-brats-monarch-piers-morgan/
PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle are "two spoiled brats" whose behaviour towards the Queen is "utterly outrageous", Piers Morgan has fumed.
Piers Morgan blasted the couple for 'acting like brats'Credit: ITV
But Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan criticised the couple for wanting to be "half in half out" - blasting: "there's no way that works".
And he added concerns for the Queen, saying: "The Queen has just had to fire her middle son, Andrew, over a paedophile scandal.
"Her 98-year-old husband has been very sick, he's been in and out of the hospital, we think he's bed bound at the moment.
"Right at that moment, these two little spoiled brats have come along and they are holding her to ransom about the entire way the monarchy works.
"I'm sorry I think it's completely and utterly outrageous to treat the Queen in this way."
It comes as the couple are expected to meet with the 93-year-old monarch at 11am today, which means Meghan will be taking part remotely at 3am in Vancouver, Canada, after allegedly fleeing after just three days to reunite with eight-month-old baby Archie.
The unprecedented summit seeks to resolve Harry and Meghan’s status, their future royal roles and funding.
And Piers blasted: "If they want to leave, if she wants to up sticks after 18 months of marriage, then you know what - that's fine, I always knew you would do this anyway.
"You quit your friends, you quit your family, you quit your dad, you quit your ex husband, you quit everybody. That's your right but you're not going to have tax payer money to do it.
"You don't get the 24 hour security, the travel, Frogmore cottage.
"If you can't be bothered to put the yards on a wet Wednesday in Cleesthorpe community centre - it's not all about the Disney premiere."
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ARTICULO PUBLICADO EN DAILY MAIL EN EL AÑO 2002 SOBRE HARRY
Muy interesantes predicciones que a los 18 años lo catalogaron a Harry as a rich boy with unacceptable behaviour.
'Spoilt brat Harry: The truth no one will admit' MOCOSO MALCRIADO. LA VERDAD QUE NADIE QUIERE ADMITIR.
by LYNDA LEE-POTTER, Daily Mail
Prince Charles has been praised as a wise and loving parent. Harry has said: 'Sorry, father,' and the Queen has issued a statement saying she fully supports the handling of her grandson's drink and drugs saga.
It's been said that most teenage boys behave like Harry and that the poor boy has had a difficult life. The fact that he is only third in line to the throne has also been used - absurdly - as an explanation for his unacceptable behaviour.
In reality, he is an immensely privileged teenager with, potentially, a glittering future. If he wants to travel he can go anywhere in the world. His inheritance from his mother has left him hugely rich.
When he's decided what he wants to do with his life, every door in the land will be open to him. He skis, shoots, sails, windsurfs and plays polo. He has his own den complete with bar and sound system in the basement at Highgrove, and has been known to drawl: 'Come back to my palace for a drink.'
Prince Harry, it has been said, is just like any other teenager. But how many teenagers have their own bar and how many fathers are stupid enough to allow it?
There are great dangers in the damage limitation reporting of this seedy royal story with its undercurrent of whitewash and media collaboration. The Press has been flooded with commentators-anxious to say that Harry's behaviour was utterly normal and that drugs are part of almost every teenager's development, but I don't accept this convenient myth.
The vast majority of adolescents who want to have a good time are sensible enough to know there are more enriching ways to do so than destroying their bodies and minds with drugs. Prince Charles appears to have treated Harry with remarkable leniency and merely sent him to spend two hours at a drugs rehabilitation clinic.
A father surely needs to be much tougher when his under-age son takes drugs and drinks to such an extent that he's sick and expects servants to clear it up. At his father's 50th birthday party, Harry ran around naked and was banned from the local pub after getting drunk and calling the under manager a F****** Frog.
On holiday in Cornwall, he vomited outside a pub and threw empty bottles into the road. I don't call this normal high-spirited teenage behaviour, and if he'd done it on a Liverpool council estate he'd have been arrested. Harry has behaved like a spoilt, rich, drunken yob, but nobody seems prepared to say so.
The danger of refusing to be condemnatory gives the impression that there is nothing fundamentally wrong in such nasty behaviour and sadly this attitude is gradually seeping into our culture.
Widespread public contempt can provide a powerful restraining influence on louche and reckless teenage boys. So often, these idiots feel smart, but they need to be made to feel stupid. Anybody who takes drugs or regularly drinks till they're ill is puerile and pathetic - and society needs to spell this out.
The past few days must have had the illegal drug industry gleefully clapping their greedy hands since drug-taking has been made to sound normal, not a destructive evil that ruins lives, destroys health and shatters families. It's not cool or clever or smart.
Prince Charles appears to have been too busy with his own love life and selfish interests to notice that his son was often drunk. In the end, it took a member of staff to point out that there was a smell of cannabis in the house.
One of the most unseemly aspects of the whole affair is that there have been attempts to lay the blame for Harry's own stupidity on another young man who is said to have led him astray, as though he hasn't got a mind of his own.
Undeniably, Prince Charles is a caring father, but he hasn't emerged as either a sensible or a very dutiful one. He seems more concerned with protecting Harry than censuring him. However, there comes a time in any teenager's life when parents need the courage to be angry. They should never confuse indulgence with love.
The tragedy is that Harry may well feel he's got away with things and that when the current furore blows over he will revert to his dangerous, seedy lifestyle.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Muy interesantes predicciones que a los 18 años lo catalogaron a Harry as a rich boy with unacceptable behaviour.
'Spoilt brat Harry: The truth no one will admit' MOCOSO MALCRIADO. LA VERDAD QUE NADIE QUIERE ADMITIR.
by LYNDA LEE-POTTER, Daily Mail
Prince Charles has been praised as a wise and loving parent. Harry has said: 'Sorry, father,' and the Queen has issued a statement saying she fully supports the handling of her grandson's drink and drugs saga.
It's been said that most teenage boys behave like Harry and that the poor boy has had a difficult life. The fact that he is only third in line to the throne has also been used - absurdly - as an explanation for his unacceptable behaviour.
In reality, he is an immensely privileged teenager with, potentially, a glittering future. If he wants to travel he can go anywhere in the world. His inheritance from his mother has left him hugely rich.
When he's decided what he wants to do with his life, every door in the land will be open to him. He skis, shoots, sails, windsurfs and plays polo. He has his own den complete with bar and sound system in the basement at Highgrove, and has been known to drawl: 'Come back to my palace for a drink.'
Prince Harry, it has been said, is just like any other teenager. But how many teenagers have their own bar and how many fathers are stupid enough to allow it?
There are great dangers in the damage limitation reporting of this seedy royal story with its undercurrent of whitewash and media collaboration. The Press has been flooded with commentators-anxious to say that Harry's behaviour was utterly normal and that drugs are part of almost every teenager's development, but I don't accept this convenient myth.
The vast majority of adolescents who want to have a good time are sensible enough to know there are more enriching ways to do so than destroying their bodies and minds with drugs. Prince Charles appears to have treated Harry with remarkable leniency and merely sent him to spend two hours at a drugs rehabilitation clinic.
A father surely needs to be much tougher when his under-age son takes drugs and drinks to such an extent that he's sick and expects servants to clear it up. At his father's 50th birthday party, Harry ran around naked and was banned from the local pub after getting drunk and calling the under manager a F****** Frog.
On holiday in Cornwall, he vomited outside a pub and threw empty bottles into the road. I don't call this normal high-spirited teenage behaviour, and if he'd done it on a Liverpool council estate he'd have been arrested. Harry has behaved like a spoilt, rich, drunken yob, but nobody seems prepared to say so.
The danger of refusing to be condemnatory gives the impression that there is nothing fundamentally wrong in such nasty behaviour and sadly this attitude is gradually seeping into our culture.
Widespread public contempt can provide a powerful restraining influence on louche and reckless teenage boys. So often, these idiots feel smart, but they need to be made to feel stupid. Anybody who takes drugs or regularly drinks till they're ill is puerile and pathetic - and society needs to spell this out.
The past few days must have had the illegal drug industry gleefully clapping their greedy hands since drug-taking has been made to sound normal, not a destructive evil that ruins lives, destroys health and shatters families. It's not cool or clever or smart.
Prince Charles appears to have been too busy with his own love life and selfish interests to notice that his son was often drunk. In the end, it took a member of staff to point out that there was a smell of cannabis in the house.
One of the most unseemly aspects of the whole affair is that there have been attempts to lay the blame for Harry's own stupidity on another young man who is said to have led him astray, as though he hasn't got a mind of his own.
Undeniably, Prince Charles is a caring father, but he hasn't emerged as either a sensible or a very dutiful one. He seems more concerned with protecting Harry than censuring him. However, there comes a time in any teenager's life when parents need the courage to be angry. They should never confuse indulgence with love.
The tragedy is that Harry may well feel he's got away with things and that when the current furore blows over he will revert to his dangerous, seedy lifestyle.
'Spoilt brat Harry: The truth no one will admit'
Prince Charles has been praised as a wise and loving parent. Harry has said: 'Sorry, father,' and the Queen has issued a statement saying she fully supports the handling of her grandson's drink and drugs saga
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charles estaba completamente encantado con ella hasta le diciendo tusteno. y la Reina la monto en el vagón del tren . Con esos antecedentes de que los tenía totalmente engañados pudo igualmente espiar conversaciones ajenas, en Buckingham pasó mucho tiempo también , y si no sabe nada inventa y la gente dudará pero deja el veneno de la incertidumbre
Prince William 'Worried' About Harry After Interview About Mental Health
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex attend a Creative Industries and Business Reception on October 02, 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Chris Jackson —Getty Images
BY MADELINE ROACHE
OCTOBER 22, 2019
Prince William is “worried” about his brother after he talked about his mental health in a TV documentary, a Kensington Palace source told the BBC on Tuesday October 22.
BBC Royal correspondent Jonny Dymond said he heard from one “very good source” that Prince William was “furious” with his younger brother for doing the interview, in which he and his wife Meghan Markle, 38, spoke out about their struggle to live under a global spotlight. One other source from Buckingham Palace told BBC they hadn’t seen any such fury and that the Duke of Cambridge was clearly “worried” about his brother, and hoped Harry and his wife Meghan “are all right.” There was a view that the couple were “in a fragile place,” the palace source added.
During the hour-long ITV documentary Harry and Meghan: An African Journey Prince Harry, 35, described his mental health and the way he deals with the pressures of his life as a matter of “constant management.” He also addressed the rumors of a rift between himself and his older brother, the “majority” of which “are created out of nothing,” he said.
“We’re certainly on different paths at the moment […] I’ll always be there for him and as I know, he’ll always be there for me. We don’t see each other as much as we used to because we’re so busy but I love him dearly,” he said in the program that aired in Sunday in the U.K. and will air in the U.S. on Wednesday, October 23, at 10 p.m. ET, on ABC.
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex attend a Creative Industries and Business Reception on October 02, 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Chris Jackson —Getty Images
BY MADELINE ROACHE
OCTOBER 22, 2019
Prince William is “worried” about his brother after he talked about his mental health in a TV documentary, a Kensington Palace source told the BBC on Tuesday October 22.
BBC Royal correspondent Jonny Dymond said he heard from one “very good source” that Prince William was “furious” with his younger brother for doing the interview, in which he and his wife Meghan Markle, 38, spoke out about their struggle to live under a global spotlight. One other source from Buckingham Palace told BBC they hadn’t seen any such fury and that the Duke of Cambridge was clearly “worried” about his brother, and hoped Harry and his wife Meghan “are all right.” There was a view that the couple were “in a fragile place,” the palace source added.
During the hour-long ITV documentary Harry and Meghan: An African Journey Prince Harry, 35, described his mental health and the way he deals with the pressures of his life as a matter of “constant management.” He also addressed the rumors of a rift between himself and his older brother, the “majority” of which “are created out of nothing,” he said.
“We’re certainly on different paths at the moment […] I’ll always be there for him and as I know, he’ll always be there for me. We don’t see each other as much as we used to because we’re so busy but I love him dearly,” he said in the program that aired in Sunday in the U.K. and will air in the U.S. on Wednesday, October 23, at 10 p.m. ET, on ABC.
#HarryAndMeghan https://www.itv.com/news/2019-10-
Pero qué, este hombre es bruto??? No sabe acaso que a personas con problemas mentales no les permiten tener niños a su cargo?
Su problema mental es que se volvería "loco" sino le permiten vivir con Meghan. Harry, mocoso, eso se llama "adicción a la persona?", Esto YA LO TIENE. Esto es, ya está mentalmente enfermo.
Quejas, quejas, quejas, solo Harry el mocoso sabe dar. Hace poco dijo haberse sentido miserable en Eton. Miserable? En un colegio de super élite y carísimo para que tenga las mismas oportunidades de su hermano William? Con una habitación solo para él, no compartida como el común de los estudiantes? No entendía las clases? En esos casos se solicita tutoría. Pero eso significaba sacrificar su tiempo libre (pobrecito). Y la profesora que le ayudó en un examen de último año? De seguro ya lo que querían en el colegio era que se largara de una buena vez.
Qué, ayudándolo podría ir a la universidad? Con esas calificaciones ninguna universidad se cargaba con ese muerto.
Y siempre poniendo a "mummy" como excusa. Pero si prácticamente se veían y compartian solo durante las vacaciones. No es lo mismo estudiar en un internado que un colegio que no lo es. Se tomó 1 año sabático que se convirtieron en 2 porque al mocoso le dolía una lesión hecha cargando cajas en un,.. PERDÓN! Jugando polo para poder entrar sin problema alguno a la academia militar. Menos mal que ese dia no se partió una uña. Porque eso hubiera llevado al pobre a reposo absoluto por 2 meses, hasta que la nueva uña creciese.
Y todos los escándalos por él perpetrados mientras se le quitaba el dolor de la lesión. Pero es que el recuerdo a "mummy" lo llevaba a tomar bebidas fuertes con drogas. Pobre, seguramente Diana habría aprobado esa forma de lidiar con su pérdida.
Es un pobre mocoso de comportamiento inaceptable que manipula con su encanto y con su dolor porque extraña a su "mummy".
Toda su vida ha sido un "MERCADO DE LÁGRIMAS". Y que ahora se prepare para llorar, pero de verdad.
Su problema mental es que se volvería "loco" sino le permiten vivir con Meghan. Harry, mocoso, eso se llama "adicción a la persona?", Esto YA LO TIENE. Esto es, ya está mentalmente enfermo.
Quejas, quejas, quejas, solo Harry el mocoso sabe dar. Hace poco dijo haberse sentido miserable en Eton. Miserable? En un colegio de super élite y carísimo para que tenga las mismas oportunidades de su hermano William? Con una habitación solo para él, no compartida como el común de los estudiantes? No entendía las clases? En esos casos se solicita tutoría. Pero eso significaba sacrificar su tiempo libre (pobrecito). Y la profesora que le ayudó en un examen de último año? De seguro ya lo que querían en el colegio era que se largara de una buena vez.
Qué, ayudándolo podría ir a la universidad? Con esas calificaciones ninguna universidad se cargaba con ese muerto.
Y siempre poniendo a "mummy" como excusa. Pero si prácticamente se veían y compartian solo durante las vacaciones. No es lo mismo estudiar en un internado que un colegio que no lo es. Se tomó 1 año sabático que se convirtieron en 2 porque al mocoso le dolía una lesión hecha cargando cajas en un,.. PERDÓN! Jugando polo para poder entrar sin problema alguno a la academia militar. Menos mal que ese dia no se partió una uña. Porque eso hubiera llevado al pobre a reposo absoluto por 2 meses, hasta que la nueva uña creciese.
Y todos los escándalos por él perpetrados mientras se le quitaba el dolor de la lesión. Pero es que el recuerdo a "mummy" lo llevaba a tomar bebidas fuertes con drogas. Pobre, seguramente Diana habría aprobado esa forma de lidiar con su pérdida.
Es un pobre mocoso de comportamiento inaceptable que manipula con su encanto y con su dolor porque extraña a su "mummy".
Toda su vida ha sido un "MERCADO DE LÁGRIMAS". Y que ahora se prepare para llorar, pero de verdad.
Pero luego critican a William por ser soso y dicen que Harry es carismático. Yo me quedo con el soso.ARTICULO PUBLICADO EN DAILY MAIL EN EL AÑO 2002 SOBRE HARRY
Muy interesantes predicciones que a los 18 años lo catalogaron a Harry as a rich boy with unacceptable behaviour.
'Spoilt brat Harry: The truth no one will admit' MOCOSO MALCRIADO. LA VERDAD QUE NADIE QUIERE ADMITIR.
by LYNDA LEE-POTTER, Daily Mail
Prince Charles has been praised as a wise and loving parent. Harry has said: 'Sorry, father,' and the Queen has issued a statement saying she fully supports the handling of her grandson's drink and drugs saga.
It's been said that most teenage boys behave like Harry and that the poor boy has had a difficult life. The fact that he is only third in line to the throne has also been used - absurdly - as an explanation for his unacceptable behaviour.
In reality, he is an immensely privileged teenager with, potentially, a glittering future. If he wants to travel he can go anywhere in the world. His inheritance from his mother has left him hugely rich.
When he's decided what he wants to do with his life, every door in the land will be open to him. He skis, shoots, sails, windsurfs and plays polo. He has his own den complete with bar and sound system in the basement at Highgrove, and has been known to drawl: 'Come back to my palace for a drink.'
Prince Harry, it has been said, is just like any other teenager. But how many teenagers have their own bar and how many fathers are stupid enough to allow it?
There are great dangers in the damage limitation reporting of this seedy royal story with its undercurrent of whitewash and media collaboration. The Press has been flooded with commentators-anxious to say that Harry's behaviour was utterly normal and that drugs are part of almost every teenager's development, but I don't accept this convenient myth.
The vast majority of adolescents who want to have a good time are sensible enough to know there are more enriching ways to do so than destroying their bodies and minds with drugs. Prince Charles appears to have treated Harry with remarkable leniency and merely sent him to spend two hours at a drugs rehabilitation clinic.
A father surely needs to be much tougher when his under-age son takes drugs and drinks to such an extent that he's sick and expects servants to clear it up. At his father's 50th birthday party, Harry ran around naked and was banned from the local pub after getting drunk and calling the under manager a F****** Frog.
On holiday in Cornwall, he vomited outside a pub and threw empty bottles into the road. I don't call this normal high-spirited teenage behaviour, and if he'd done it on a Liverpool council estate he'd have been arrested. Harry has behaved like a spoilt, rich, drunken yob, but nobody seems prepared to say so.
The danger of refusing to be condemnatory gives the impression that there is nothing fundamentally wrong in such nasty behaviour and sadly this attitude is gradually seeping into our culture.
Widespread public contempt can provide a powerful restraining influence on louche and reckless teenage boys. So often, these idiots feel smart, but they need to be made to feel stupid. Anybody who takes drugs or regularly drinks till they're ill is puerile and pathetic - and society needs to spell this out.
The past few days must have had the illegal drug industry gleefully clapping their greedy hands since drug-taking has been made to sound normal, not a destructive evil that ruins lives, destroys health and shatters families. It's not cool or clever or smart.
Prince Charles appears to have been too busy with his own love life and selfish interests to notice that his son was often drunk. In the end, it took a member of staff to point out that there was a smell of cannabis in the house.
One of the most unseemly aspects of the whole affair is that there have been attempts to lay the blame for Harry's own stupidity on another young man who is said to have led him astray, as though he hasn't got a mind of his own.
Undeniably, Prince Charles is a caring father, but he hasn't emerged as either a sensible or a very dutiful one. He seems more concerned with protecting Harry than censuring him. However, there comes a time in any teenager's life when parents need the courage to be angry. They should never confuse indulgence with love.
The tragedy is that Harry may well feel he's got away with things and that when the current furore blows over he will revert to his dangerous, seedy lifestyle.
'Spoilt brat Harry: The truth no one will admit'
Prince Charles has been praised as a wise and loving parent. Harry has said: 'Sorry, father,' and the Queen has issued a statement saying she fully supports the handling of her grandson's drink and drugs saga