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Post by agentf on Dec 12, 2012 18:40:43 GMT -5
I think a little round of Ovaltine is in order. Time-out. Let's track back to Harry and his butt crack at the top of the thread if we have to. We're going off the reservation.
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Post by paca on Dec 13, 2012 9:19:00 GMT -5
LOL trust me, we would be listening to an entirely different tune if the scenario was Corsica and we'd be talking common criminals posing as nationalists executing people, who are making their money in tourism, are French, preferably police or prosecutors. I'll never get why people think common criminals united in the likes of Sinn Fein and FLNC etc should be supported and allowed to kill whomever they please and what ever reason they chose to be just, not achieving anything but causing unnecessary pain to innocent people, whereas people, who just want a normal life and stop being tortured by their own government or prosecuted, because a distant relative of a government official has set their eyes on somebodys property, but doesn't want to acquire it the regular way, should not be allowed to defend themselves, their families, their homes against a murderous regime. Some people just mistake hypocrisy for morals, which you can see in the change of tune before and after Albert shakes hands and chats with some people...
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Post by agentf on Dec 13, 2012 22:30:47 GMT -5
That wasn't helpful. Let's ask what Prince Harry would say. Personally, I think the Irish are a nation of poets and martyrs caught in the self-defeating cycle of religion and of unwavering desire for freedom. They're the bleeding heart of the two sides of the same coin. They live in a mind f*ck, pardon my French. And they know it, so they wriggle like demons in holy water just trying to jump out of the fishbowl. Some did, and that gave the world America. Let's leave Americans alone for now. Corsicans I guess have a similar unsuccessful manner at trying to assert themselves but I don't know enough about them except for Napoleon, a little, and that would be too long an analysis. Suffice it to say what we see are men rendered beastly by circumstances, but somewhere someone is laughing for having caused those circumstances. And that someone laughing is the one who threw chaos and confusion up as smokescreens while he dipped his dirty hands in the pot of gold and everybody else's business. Somebody wrote a book once that was meant to mystify and keep people riveted trying to decipher it. They knew what they were doing. On this abstract note, I'm almost ready now for Harry's next scandal. Update. This bothered me overnight and to the risk of burying myself prematurely, here's my two cents worth again about the Irish and religion. I was dismissive. My thoughts as a Catholic are that I think as mortals, we're ill placed to judge and try to introduce ourselves under the skirt of the mother of Christ. I wouldn't want to personally not believe in the Immaculate Conception because of the space for imagination it creates in the human mind for infinite possibilities and for love over simple mortality. I deeply believe that as mother of Christ, Mary selflessly doesn't carry a judge that we debate such a thing - she only cares that we uphold her son and his teachings. To consecrate her immaculate is the biggest balm on her heart that we humanly have to say thank you for sacrificing him for us. But she's not counting on it.
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Post by agentf on Dec 15, 2012 11:36:07 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Dec 22, 2012 17:31:21 GMT -5
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Post by MadameConcorde on Dec 23, 2012 11:03:55 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Dec 23, 2012 18:55:42 GMT -5
Oh my! They're going to try to package him as Dirty Harry now??
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Post by MadameConcorde on Jan 3, 2013 16:19:24 GMT -5
Harry Wales is in the news again. Prince Harry 'kills innocent Afghans while he is drunk', says Mujahideen leader Prince Harry “kills innocent Afghans while he is drunk”, while foreign forces in Afghanistan have failed, a controversial Mujahideen leader in the country has declared. In an outspoken interview, former Afghan prime minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, founder and leader of the Hizb-i-Islamia Party in Afghanistan, accused Britain of being dragged into the war to please its American allies and said its role in the conflict would have no significance after 2014. read more: www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/prince-harry-kills-innocent-afghans-while-he-is-drunk-says-mujahideen-leader-8435314.html Why are we in Afghanistan in first place when our own countries are falling into pieces?
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Post by agentf on Jan 4, 2013 8:11:00 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Jan 24, 2013 14:15:51 GMT -5
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Post by refia on Jan 24, 2013 15:11:03 GMT -5
Sykes has obviously his fun. It doesn´t shocks me that much what he says, because this is what militarism makes with men. Next years they will celebrate (not mourn) 100years WWI and glorify Englands army again, spending 50 Million pounds.
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Post by agentf on Jan 29, 2013 13:59:51 GMT -5
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Post by agentf on Feb 20, 2013 15:54:20 GMT -5
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Post by refia on Feb 23, 2013 15:18:18 GMT -5
Did they had a fling during the Las Vegas scandal? I really liked him, but some of his shenanigansare too much. Philip can be very glad that he lived his bachelor years in a time without twitter etc. From what I see she is in some boards already branded as blond bimbo I wish them (especially her) all them the best
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Post by agentf on Feb 24, 2013 8:51:42 GMT -5
They should push off the age limit for drinking in Britain IMO. They haven't quite mastered the art of it. How many photos of drunk women with their skirts turned up, sitting on sidewalks outside nightclubs or guys with bloodied faces because the first thing they do is fight - do we need to see to be reminded of the Middle Ages? Harry with his butt in full view was a real disappointment. He and Cressida were at Richard Branson's island before he messed up in Vegas. There too, unflattering pics of him passed out had turned up. Veeeerrryyy edifying! There should be scientific studies to see if there's not a national DNA for getting sloshed in the UK. Truthfully. There may be a conspiracy we haven't touched on where they're all predisposed to become embarrassing barbarians under the influence. He made me so mad, and it hasn't receded with his stupid comments about shooting people like it was playing X-Box. If he were my son, he'd have visited my dungeon. I swear to God.
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Post by agentf on Feb 28, 2013 13:08:06 GMT -5
The Mail has stories of Harry being paraded around doing charity in Africa with the looming ghost of his mother being dusted off like Grace every time a PR intervention is necessary. Who knew Harry would fasttrack into an Albert kind of predicament where your dead mother comes to get you out of trouble. Grace and Di must be doing tea in heaven fretting over their wayward boys. Sigh!
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Post by agentf on Mar 4, 2013 14:29:51 GMT -5
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Post by MadameConcorde on Apr 6, 2013 14:45:11 GMT -5
Diana, 'Uncle James' Hewitt and the emotional wounds that haunt Harry: Fascinating psychological insight into the forces that shaped the playboy Prince Ever the man of action, Prince Henry of Wales arrived in the world at 4.20pm on Saturday September 15, 1984, a full nine days ahead of schedule. His father, who had stayed at his wife’s side throughout the nine-hour labour, giving her lumps of ice to suck and applying cream to her dry lips, afterwards emerged to tell the waiting crowds that the baby had light blue eyes ‘and a bit of, er, brownish hair’. The next day, the Prince of Wales accompanied mother and child home to Kensington Palace before disappearing to Windsor, where his polo team-mates toasted the new arrival with vintage champagne. Prince Charles was once heard to remark that he had learned his royal role ‘the way a monkey does — by watching its parents.’ It’s not, I believe, an approach his second-born has followed. If and when Harry becomes a father himself, he is unlikely to put a baby through what I — as a journalist travelling with Charles and Diana — witnessed in the spring of 1985, when he accompanied his parents on a royal tour to Italy. Aged just nine months, the young prince screwed up his tiny face in fear at the sight and sound of the crowds, despite his mother’s hope that the experience might, even at such a tender age, help him get used to them. In private, though, he revealed his adventurous side from a very early age, his mother referring to him as ‘my danger-loving Harry’. By the age of 14 months he had already sat on a pony for the first time, howling with rage and frustration when he was not allowed to take the reins on his own. read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2304730/Prince-Harry-Fascinating-psychological-insight-forces-shaped-playboy-Prince.htmlwith a rare footage of Princess Diana down at the bottom of the article...
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Post by agentf on Apr 7, 2013 4:29:33 GMT -5
How hard do they need to sell Harry these days? Take a cigarette break, Clarence House PR. It's exhausting! Diana, 'Uncle James' Hewitt and the emotional wounds that haunt Harry: Fascinating psychological insight into the forces that shaped the playboy Prince Ever the man of action, Prince Henry of Wales arrived in the world at 4.20pm on Saturday September 15, 1984, a full nine days ahead of schedule. His father, who had stayed at his wife’s side throughout the nine-hour labour, giving her lumps of ice to suck and applying cream to her dry lips, afterwards emerged to tell the waiting crowds that the baby had light blue eyes ‘and a bit of, er, brownish hair’. The next day, the Prince of Wales accompanied mother and child home to Kensington Palace before disappearing to Windsor, where his polo team-mates toasted the new arrival with vintage champagne. Prince Charles was once heard to remark that he had learned his royal role ‘the way a monkey does — by watching its parents.’ It’s not, I believe, an approach his second-born has followed. If and when Harry becomes a father himself, he is unlikely to put a baby through what I — as a journalist travelling with Charles and Diana — witnessed in the spring of 1985, when he accompanied his parents on a royal tour to Italy. Aged just nine months, the young prince screwed up his tiny face in fear at the sight and sound of the crowds, despite his mother’s hope that the experience might, even at such a tender age, help him get used to them. In private, though, he revealed his adventurous side from a very early age, his mother referring to him as ‘my danger-loving Harry’. By the age of 14 months he had already sat on a pony for the first time, howling with rage and frustration when he was not allowed to take the reins on his own. read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2304730/Prince-Harry-Fascinating-psychological-insight-forces-shaped-playboy-Prince.htmlwith a rare footage of Princess Diana down at the bottom of the article...
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Post by agentf on Apr 28, 2013 9:07:41 GMT -5
The Royalist says Harry undergoes brain surgery simulations... that one is too easy, I'm not even going to comment: www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/04/25/practice-makes-perfect-uncle-harry-changes-a-baby-s-diaper.htmlApparently too, he wasn't as much a hit as his dad reading the news on TV. Hey Britain, put it away. Let him go to Australia or Africa for a few years like you said, settle down, grow up and if not set an example at least not be the opposite of it. I like Harry, but this "stupid" phase is getting drawn out.
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