Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
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I refer you to my previous post. If there genuinely wasn't interest from the public, or if outlets didn't want to cover them, they could easily ignore them.
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[News] Duke & Duchess of Sussex
- Thread starter Chicken Run
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Multi millionaires complaining to ordinary people about how hard done by they are is rarely a good look.
Although, to be fair, a fair number of ordinary people seem compelled to invest into their narrative.
Don’t bother. It just reinforces the idea that their lives are worth more than yours.
Although, to be fair, a fair number of ordinary people seem compelled to invest into their narrative.
Don’t bother. It just reinforces the idea that their lives are worth more than yours.
Meghan has made the re-runs of "Suits" on Netflix very profitable by staying in the news. I'm sure that could be helping the Sussexes financial situation to some degree.
Javeaseagull
Well-known member
- Feb 22, 2014
- 2,504
I love reading novels particularly around the Napoleonic era, Trafalgar, Waterloo, etc. The Georgian era if you will. Different authors have varied opinions but most casually refer to the utter corruption of politicians and the depravity of the Royal Princes so much so that you could be forgiven for thinking it the norm. I am not talking about a handful of authors here. Most of the very well researched books that I read just mention it as normal. I often think “Nothing much changes”
Van Cleef
Well-known member
- Jun 17, 2023
- 634
Slightly off topic, but has anyone noticed the drip drip of positive stories on the BBC website of our glorious, beloved King. Today has brought all of us downtrodden peasants a heartwarming peek at Charlie chuckling at the Archbishop forgetting his lines pre coronation. Unless this stops I will be putting my foot through the phone and send the BBC the bill, Viz style.
BadFish
Huge Member
- Oct 19, 2003
- 17,128
The media companies want copies sold and clicked clicked. There is a ferocious appetite from Joe Public for the royal soap opera. Until that stops the media companies are going to over step the mark to get that scoop, and Harry and Megan are going to continue to use it to generate income.
Why don't they live stream Piers Morgan in the stocks, I'd pay to see that.
Major clickage would ensue.
(I thought I had made up 2 words here but found out "ensue" was a real word, much like "pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism."
The ginger whinger has withdrawn his libel claim against Mail on Sunday meaning he has to pay the publisher's costs of £250K.
He clearly has more money than sense.
He clearly has more money than sense.
Prince Harry drops libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher
Prince Harry withdraws his libel claim over a Mail on Sunday story about his security arrangements.
www.bbc.co.uk
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
This is a good breakdown of the legal decision. Lawyers often advise to drop one part to concentrate on the larger case. Look at part 5.The ginger whinger has withdrawn his libel claim against Mail on Sunday meaning he has to pay the publisher's costs of £250K.
He clearly has more money than sense.
Prince Harry drops libel claim against Mail on Sunday publisher
Prince Harry withdraws his libel claim over a Mail on Sunday story about his security arrangements.www.bbc.co.uk
Thoroughly deserved and long overdue
news.sky.com
Prince Harry recognised as Living Legend of Aviation for services to British Army
The duke's appearance at the award ceremony in Beverly Hills comes on the same day he dropped a libel claim against Associated Newspapers Limited.
news.sky.com