Prince Harry

[Pickman's model]

All the money, cosseting and privilege in the world and the royals are miserable

if it's true a rich man leads a sad life...

 

[Tanya1982]

There's more to affairs than illicit bonking.

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[bellaozzydog]

All that moaning about how his family are at risk, and how Charles declined to use taxpayers money to pay for private security for a 'non-working' royal, and he's made them all a much more obvious target for the sake of flogging his shabby book.

When the enemy is making mistakes don’t stop him

I’m both “roll out the tumbrels” and “Team Harry”

 

[Lorca]

Drug taking appears to be quite a common thing for Hazza and may explain some of his odd behavior...

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Bet he shot the Leopard, the prick!

 

[DownwardDog]

Fuck knows how he was allowed to pilot advanced military hardware with an A level in art.

Assuming no physical impairment and no worse than average eyesight, coordination, spacial awareness, etc. they could qualify anyone eventually. It's just a question of how many instruction hours are needed and Harry would have got as many as were necessary.

 

[muscovyduck]

I can't work out why he said it. I'm torn between "i need to show how loyal i am to this country"* and " i need something to show why I've lost the plot". Either way - I'm not convinced of anything other than his increasing descent into madness.

(*fwiw I'm not sure killing people around the world for geopolitical reasons is a good display of loyalty...)

Probably just to get it off his chest. Seems like that's the wider aim of the book, his motivation is exercising the person freedom of telling the truth and dealing with the consequences of it. In some cases that action will align him with other people's goals, in others it won't.

 

[clusterfarce]

I have found the ghost writer for this book

Spoiler

 

[ruffneck23]

 

[frogwoman]

He really needs to fire his therapist.

 

[andysays]

All that moaning about how his family are at risk, and how Charles declined to use taxpayers money to pay for private security for a 'non-working' royal, and he's made them all a much more obvious target for the sake of flogging his shabby book.

I'm sure the 100 million he got from Netflix and however he got for "writing" this book will buy him and his family a bit of security for the coming years

 

[Pickman's model]

When the enemy is making mistakes don’t stop him

I’m both “roll out the tumbrels” and “Team Harry”

we'll have a tumbrel of fun

 

[Athos]

I'm sure the 100 million he got from Netflix and however he got for "writing" this book will buy him and his family a bit of security for the coming years

No private security would be able to protect him and his family from any concerted effort by anyone half-capable (particularly if they were willing to give up their own life). I think he been very foolish.

 

[Spymaster]

Probably just to get it off his chest. Seems like that's the wider aim of the book, his motivation is exercising the person freedom of telling the truth and dealing with the consequences of it. In some cases that action will align him with other people's goals, in others it won't.

My view was that if he wanted to write the book to make some money, good luck to him; but bragging about killing 25 Taliban is ludicrously imprudent. He's just put himself on the target list of scores of scrotes who'd probably forgotten about him. It really makes you wonder why nobody proofed the manuscript and told him "this is not a good idea".

 

[frogwoman]

lol.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

My view was that if he wanted to write the book to make some money, good luck to him; but bragging about killing 25 Taliban is ludicrously imprudent. He's just put himself on the target list of scores of scrotes who'd probably forgotten about him. It really makes you wonder why nobody proofed the manuscript and told him "this is not a good idea".

I think Pickman's model may have got the proof-reading gig on this one...

 

[danny la rouge]

I can't work out why he said it. I'm torn between "i need to show how loyal i am to this country"* and " i need something to show why I've lost the plot". Either way - I'm not convinced of anything other than his increasing descent into madness.

(*fwiw I'm not sure killing people around the world for geopolitical reasons is a good display of loyalty...)

He said it because having a ghostwriter (as I assume he had) is having a prolonged interview over a period of time. So he’ll have got comfortable discussing things with them. And any writer worth their salt when asking about his military service is going to say “did you ever kill anyone?”

The puzzle is why he agreed to keep it in.

 

[danny la rouge]

lol.

So that’s what the Spanish translators have got down to now! lol. Next it’ll be “Kate used to leave the lights on when she left the room”.

 

[Part 2]

I can imagine an appearance on Joe Rogan before the year is out.

 

[Pickman's model]

lol.

william's resemblance to a potato has increased over time leading to rumours that he's the offspring of one of the walker clan

 

[frogwoman]

I can imagine an appearance on Joe Rogan before the year is out.

Yep

 

[T & P]

 

[Yossarian]

lol.

Getting deep into sibling fight territory here - "You look more like Uncle Andy the paedo than mum, you bald cunt!"

 

[Petcha]

That hair loss thing is really in there? I can't tell what's a windup anymore.

 

[scalyboy]

i

Bollocks. So it was Binface… I was hoping he’d been off his transom and conversating with Dusty Bin - was looking forward to the inevitable Daily Star visual re-enactment

 

[JimW]

The taliban don't seem to do overseas missions and are fighting isil who seem to be main flavour of freelance headbanger allegiance. Might not have upped the risk that much.

 

[scalyboy]

Getting deep into sibling fight territory here - "You look more like Uncle Andy the paedo than mum, you bald cunt!"

It’s desperate stuff. Doesn’t he have any advisers? Or did he lose them when he decided to become a private citizen (albeit living large off Charles’s millions)?
Surely he can see how rubbish this makes him look with the UK press agin him.

Oh I get it, he necks 35 mushrooms and consults Dusty Bin or Count Binface before going into publication.

 

[LDC]

Some royal commentator on the radio just called him a 'human hand grenade' lol.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

The taliban don't seem to do overseas missions and are fighting isil who seem to be main flavour of freelance headbanger allegiance. Might not have upped the risk that much.

They famously sheltered those that do which kicked off the war there.

 

[kebabking]

I doubt it ups the risk from serious groups, who would consider him a high value target anyway, regardless of what he says and does, but it probably puts him back in the frame amongst the solo nutjobs with, err... easy access to firearms.

The real danger of course being that as the workload increases dealing with the wave of the self-motivated would-be assassins for whom he is this weeks favourite target, something will be missed.

He's a troubled young man, and in moving to the US, and becoming immeshed in a sector that only sees success through exposure, he's put himself in (imv) a dangerous position.

If there's anyone telling him 'no', he's not listening.

 

[moochedit]

He said it because having a ghostwriter (as I assume he had) is having a prolonged interview over a period of time. So he’ll have got comfortable discussing things with them. And any writer worth their salt when asking about his military service is going to say “did you ever kill anyone?”

The puzzle is why he agreed to keep it in.

"Have another line/whisky harry. Anyway did you ever kill anyone?"