| Spare by Harry 20:49 - Oct 27 with 16453 views | britferry |
Book out Jan 10th, priced at a bargain £28
I think I'll just wait and see it on The Crown |  |
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| Spare by Harry on 06:44 - Jan 8 with 1279 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Spare by Harry on 05:36 - Jan 8 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
It was a response to Kilkenny’s ludicrous suggestion that he never drank.
And there was a toxicology report and a post mortem that said he was three times over the limit and had traces of drugs in his system that could have impaired his driving.
This conspiracy that she was deliberately killed by Prince Phillip is probably the stupidest conspiracy anyone has ever come up with. |
Yep, he called it "convenient" but with all the fuss that's followed it and for decades too, convenient is hardly apt.
I don't know about most stupid though?
I mean, did the USA deliberately kill nearly 3000 of mostly their own innocent civilians so they had an excuse to go to war?
When have the USA needed that much of an excuse? That's if you ignore the rest of it too.
They could have just planted a few bombs on their bases, killed a few Marines, evacuated a few buildings and declared that to be Al Qaida. Amdericans generally don't need that much of an atack on their flag to be up in arms. There's been arguments if someone doesn't stand for the anthem at sports events FFS!
Returning to topic, watching a news report this morning and an American "Royal watcher" was saying that this may have backfired on Harry, as she put it "" what Americans love about Royalty is the Pomp and Circumstance and this seems like the opposite of that" so it's as if they love the aura around the Royals and don't want to know that when it comes down to it, they have just as much shit going on in their family (and the same kind of poo too) as the rest of us plebs.
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| Spare by Harry on 11:16 - Jan 8 with 1215 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Spare by Harry on 06:44 - Jan 8 by SullutaCreturned |
Yep, he called it "convenient" but with all the fuss that's followed it and for decades too, convenient is hardly apt.
I don't know about most stupid though?
I mean, did the USA deliberately kill nearly 3000 of mostly their own innocent civilians so they had an excuse to go to war?
When have the USA needed that much of an excuse? That's if you ignore the rest of it too.
They could have just planted a few bombs on their bases, killed a few Marines, evacuated a few buildings and declared that to be Al Qaida. Amdericans generally don't need that much of an atack on their flag to be up in arms. There's been arguments if someone doesn't stand for the anthem at sports events FFS!
Returning to topic, watching a news report this morning and an American "Royal watcher" was saying that this may have backfired on Harry, as she put it "" what Americans love about Royalty is the Pomp and Circumstance and this seems like the opposite of that" so it's as if they love the aura around the Royals and don't want to know that when it comes down to it, they have just as much shit going on in their family (and the same kind of poo too) as the rest of us plebs.
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If any of these Americans had ever attended a history lesson they would be well aware that behind the aura and the pomp and ceremony this family has always been permeated with infighting, plot, backstabbing and flagrant debauchery. |  |
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| Spare by Harry on 12:02 - Jan 8 with 1198 views | max936 |
Not long for you all to wait now, just 9hrs before the charade is broadcast, hope you enjoy  |  |
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| Spare by Harry on 16:49 - Jan 8 with 1168 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Spare by Harry on 22:09 - Jan 7 by raynor94 |
Hans Christian Anderson........ |
Diana said it and she should know.
I know the BBC and the Daily Mail is more comfortable watching/reading for you.
Switch your old brain on mun. |  |
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| Spare by Harry on 16:56 - Jan 8 with 1164 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Spare by Harry on 05:36 - Jan 8 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
It was a response to Kilkenny’s ludicrous suggestion that he never drank.
And there was a toxicology report and a post mortem that said he was three times over the limit and had traces of drugs in his system that could have impaired his driving.
This conspiracy that she was deliberately killed by Prince Phillip is probably the stupidest conspiracy anyone has ever come up with. |
https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/847487/princess-diana-death-anniversary-dri
Try that for size …. trevor was her body guard …. So …
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Mr Burrell told The Mirror: “Why would Trevor let a drunk man drive him? Let alone Diana and Dodi? That's rubbish. I think there was a mixing up of toxicology results.”
Paul Burrell rubbished claims that her chauffeur Henri Paul had been driving while over the limit as he insisted Diana's bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones would not have allowed him to get behind the wheel.
The former royal butler reflected on the tragic night as he visited the scene of the crash in for the first time.
Mr Burrell added: “And she always wore a seatbelt… so why wasn't she that night? She wasn't a fast driver and she would have been very scared of going so fast.
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| Spare by Harry on 17:38 - Jan 8 with 1147 views | pencoedjack |
| Spare by Harry on 05:36 - Jan 8 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
It was a response to Kilkenny’s ludicrous suggestion that he never drank.
And there was a toxicology report and a post mortem that said he was three times over the limit and had traces of drugs in his system that could have impaired his driving.
This conspiracy that she was deliberately killed by Prince Phillip is probably the stupidest conspiracy anyone has ever come up with. |
Let’s be honest the bloke is a lover of a terrorist group who have blown up members of the royal family, British servicemen & women & British men women & children.
Everything he posts is ludicrous. |  | | |
| Spare by Harry on 17:44 - Jan 8 with 1138 views | britferry |
| Spare by Harry on 16:56 - Jan 8 by Kilkennyjack |
https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/847487/princess-diana-death-anniversary-dri
Try that for size …. trevor was her body guard …. So …
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Mr Burrell told The Mirror: “Why would Trevor let a drunk man drive him? Let alone Diana and Dodi? That's rubbish. I think there was a mixing up of toxicology results.”
Paul Burrell rubbished claims that her chauffeur Henri Paul had been driving while over the limit as he insisted Diana's bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones would not have allowed him to get behind the wheel.
The former royal butler reflected on the tragic night as he visited the scene of the crash in for the first time.
Mr Burrell added: “And she always wore a seatbelt… so why wasn't she that night? She wasn't a fast driver and she would have been very scared of going so fast.
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is that the Paul Burrell who has made a living out of Diana's death ??? | |
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| Spare by Harry on 18:09 - Jan 8 with 1110 views | Boundy |
| Spare by Harry on 16:49 - Jan 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Diana said it and she should know.
I know the BBC and the Daily Mail is more comfortable watching/reading for you.
Switch your old brain on mun. |
You a staunch Irish republican and all that ,you seem well up to speed on them . I never imagined An Phoblacht could be so informative. Never would take you for a royalist ,Martin will be spinning in his grave . | |
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| Spare by Harry on 18:32 - Jan 8 with 1097 views | onehunglow |
| Spare by Harry on 18:09 - Jan 8 by Boundy |
You a staunch Irish republican and all that ,you seem well up to speed on them . I never imagined An Phoblacht could be so informative. Never would take you for a royalist ,Martin will be spinning in his grave . |
Harry is the very embodiment of the entitled ,privileged,self centred members of the Monarchy. With that I agree with Killy.
Harry is and has created danger for our brave servicemen who faced the murderous filth and cowards of the Irish Republican movement ,haters of all things British for a century but makin* out that they are a friendly peaceful island .
A country neutral in two world wars although basically hoping a Nazi win would see a United island. They were and are that low.
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| Spare by Harry on 21:13 - Jan 8 with 1051 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Spare by Harry on 18:32 - Jan 8 by onehunglow |
Harry is the very embodiment of the entitled ,privileged,self centred members of the Monarchy. With that I agree with Killy.
Harry is and has created danger for our brave servicemen who faced the murderous filth and cowards of the Irish Republican movement ,haters of all things British for a century but makin* out that they are a friendly peaceful island .
A country neutral in two world wars although basically hoping a Nazi win would see a United island. They were and are that low.
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I never said that.
I like Harry.
The lap dog right wing english press are in full panic mode because he is telling the truth directly to the public.
They cant control him.
Feck the BBC ….. 🤣🤣🇺🇸🇬🇧
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| Spare by Harry on 21:18 - Jan 8 with 1048 views | Kilkennyjack |
Princess Diana’s butler …. He knows things …..
He has a point on the seatbelt though.
Strange. | |
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| Spare by Harry on 21:29 - Jan 8 with 1044 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Spare by Harry on 17:38 - Jan 8 by pencoedjack |
Let’s be honest the bloke is a lover of a terrorist group who have blown up members of the royal family, British servicemen & women & British men women & children.
Everything he posts is ludicrous. |
Any idea about this then ….
‘When the diaries and letters of Lord and Lady Mountbatten were “saved for the nation” in 2010, it should have created an invaluable public resource. Instead, a writer has spent four years and £250,000 of his own money in an ongoing — but still frustrated — attempt to force Southampton University and the Cabinet Office to allow the public to view them.
The university bought the Broadlands archive, named after the Mountbattens’ Grade I-listed house, for £2.8m in 2010, attracting funding by stating it would “preserve the collection in its entirety for future generations to use and enjoy” and “ensure public access”.
However, Andrew Lownie, the author of a 2019 book about the Mountbattens, has been fighting unsuccessfully since 2017 for their correspondence and diaries to be released. This is despite freedom of information (FoI) requests and an order by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) that the material be released.
The university has said it was directed by the government to keep a small number of the papers private until told otherwise. “They’ve spent hundreds of thousands of pounds and brought in two top QCs, and this fight has been going on for four years so I can only imagine there’s something [interesting] there otherwise why would they bother?” said Lownie.
Strange innit ?
Especially after what the FBI said, you know …... ? | |
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| Spare by Harry on 21:47 - Jan 8 with 1029 views | britferry |
Dearest Harry, as you won't be attending, can I have your 2 tickets for the Coronation please? | |
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| Spare by Harry on 21:51 - Jan 8 with 998 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| Spare by Harry on 05:36 - Jan 8 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
It was a response to Kilkenny’s ludicrous suggestion that he never drank.
And there was a toxicology report and a post mortem that said he was three times over the limit and had traces of drugs in his system that could have impaired his driving.
This conspiracy that she was deliberately killed by Prince Phillip is probably the stupidest conspiracy anyone has ever come up with. |
Fair enough then, perfectly fair to say he was drunk. |  |
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| Spare by Harry on 09:42 - Jan 9 with 925 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Spare by Harry on 21:51 - Jan 8 by Dr_Parnassus |
Fair enough then, perfectly fair to say he was drunk. |
Google says …..
‘While Princess Diana and Mr Fayed ate dinner between 10 p.m. and midnight, Paul ordered two drinks at the Ritz's Vendome bar. To have reached an alcohol ratio of between 1.75 and 1.87 grams per litre of blood, confirmed by three blood tests, he must have consumed the equivalent of at least seven glasses of whiskey earlier in the evening’.
Nuts if you are a driver scheduled to be driving.
Also …
‘Judge Herve Stephan, concludes that Henri Paul caused the deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed, ultimate responsibility under Article 1384 of the French civil code will lie with the Ritz's owner and Paul's employer, Dodi's father Mohamed al-Fayed’. | |
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| Spare by Harry on 09:50 - Jan 9 with 925 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Spare by Harry on 16:56 - Jan 8 by Kilkennyjack |
https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/847487/princess-diana-death-anniversary-dri
Try that for size …. trevor was her body guard …. So …
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Mr Burrell told The Mirror: “Why would Trevor let a drunk man drive him? Let alone Diana and Dodi? That's rubbish. I think there was a mixing up of toxicology results.”
Paul Burrell rubbished claims that her chauffeur Henri Paul had been driving while over the limit as he insisted Diana's bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones would not have allowed him to get behind the wheel.
The former royal butler reflected on the tragic night as he visited the scene of the crash in for the first time.
Mr Burrell added: “And she always wore a seatbelt… so why wasn't she that night? She wasn't a fast driver and she would have been very scared of going so fast.
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That’s an easy one. Trevor didn’t know he had been drinking. Henri Paul had gone off duty at 7pm and was called back at 10pm. It is believed he spent these three hours drinking the equivalent of eight glasses of whiskey thinking he had the night off. As a functioning alcoholic with a high tolerance he didn’t appear to be drunk to others but that alcohol was still in his system. As were sleeping pills and anti depressants.
Couple that with the flashes from the paparazzis cameras potentially blinding him it’s a recipe for disaster.
The suggestion that this was a deliberate hit is absolutely moronic. I mean if they had just worn their seatbelts they probably would have all survived with nothing more than scratches and bruises. Hardly a watertight assassination attempt really. | |
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| Spare by Harry on 10:31 - Jan 9 with 918 views | CountyJim |
Another thing to remember is Trevor is still alive if this was a plot he'd be dead as well they don't leave loose ends contract killer's |  | | |
| Spare by Harry on 11:08 - Jan 9 with 908 views | pencoedjack |
| Spare by Harry on 21:29 - Jan 8 by Kilkennyjack |
Any idea about this then ….
‘When the diaries and letters of Lord and Lady Mountbatten were “saved for the nation” in 2010, it should have created an invaluable public resource. Instead, a writer has spent four years and £250,000 of his own money in an ongoing — but still frustrated — attempt to force Southampton University and the Cabinet Office to allow the public to view them.
The university bought the Broadlands archive, named after the Mountbattens’ Grade I-listed house, for £2.8m in 2010, attracting funding by stating it would “preserve the collection in its entirety for future generations to use and enjoy” and “ensure public access”.
However, Andrew Lownie, the author of a 2019 book about the Mountbattens, has been fighting unsuccessfully since 2017 for their correspondence and diaries to be released. This is despite freedom of information (FoI) requests and an order by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) that the material be released.
The university has said it was directed by the government to keep a small number of the papers private until told otherwise. “They’ve spent hundreds of thousands of pounds and brought in two top QCs, and this fight has been going on for four years so I can only imagine there’s something [interesting] there otherwise why would they bother?” said Lownie.
Strange innit ?
Especially after what the FBI said, you know …... ? |
You seem to have quite an interest in paedophilia & Mountbatten, must be that Irish Catholic upbringing.
Best not bring that into your anti British arguments chum. | | | |
| Spare by Harry on 13:21 - Jan 9 with 885 views | raynor94 |
More people watched Happy Valley than the publicity shy Duke.
No suprise there |  |
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| Spare by Harry on 14:21 - Jan 9 with 868 views | Whiterockin |
| Spare by Harry on 13:21 - Jan 9 by raynor94 |
More people watched Happy Valley than the publicity shy Duke.
No suprise there |
Most people are tired of the pair of them, if it wasn't for the press/news promoting they would have long disappeared from our memory. |  | | |
| Spare by Harry on 16:55 - Jan 9 with 826 views | max936 |
| Spare by Harry on 13:21 - Jan 9 by raynor94 |
More people watched Happy Valley than the publicity shy Duke.
No suprise there |
Happy Valley is an excellent Drama series, the first series was excellent as well, well worth a watch IMO. | |
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| Spare by Harry on 17:06 - Jan 9 with 815 views | raynor94 |
| Spare by Harry on 16:55 - Jan 9 by max936 |
Happy Valley is an excellent Drama series, the first series was excellent as well, well worth a watch IMO. |
Couldn't agree more Max | |
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| Spare by Harry on 17:07 - Jan 9 with 807 views | raynor94 |
| Spare by Harry on 17:38 - Jan 8 by pencoedjack |
Let’s be honest the bloke is a lover of a terrorist group who have blown up members of the royal family, British servicemen & women & British men women & children.
Everything he posts is ludicrous. |
He's just a troll, a sad one at that | |
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| Spare by Harry on 17:20 - Jan 9 with 798 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Spare by Harry on 11:08 - Jan 9 by pencoedjack |
You seem to have quite an interest in paedophilia & Mountbatten, must be that Irish Catholic upbringing.
Best not bring that into your anti British arguments chum. |
Were the FBI wrong then ?
Seems you want to close down any discussion this one.
People may wonder why that is.
The Times reported it openly in October 2022.
I am sure you will agree that such claims must be investigated, if only to clear his name…. | |
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