The Sussexes are like Putin—isolated, and no one wants them around but everyone must be civil to them through gritted teeth. Again, like Putin, the Sussexes attack innocents because they desire something they believe they are entitled to but actually aren’t. Who will stop Putin? Who will put a halt to the Sussexes and their destructive behaviours?
There has been much debate as to whether there was booing when the duo entered and when they left the thanksgiving service. There is zero doubt there was booing. The booing was more evident when they left, and various media outlets have provided those who deny it with actual evidence (see above). Spare a thought for Zara and Peter, who for 40 seconds were lumbered with the awkwardness of standing near the tarnished Sussexes.
Mike Tindall (former England Rugby player and was Harry’s pal who introduced him to Zara) kept a safe distance from the duo, backed by the Earl of Snowden (David Armstrong-Jones) who didn’t even glance at them, but both were engaged in what seemed a rather fascinating discussion. Lady Sarah Chatto had done her family duty by sitting next to TW, and she and her family remained behind the invisible red line of danger—far away enough so that they didn’t have to engage with the duo upon exiting. TW was seen looking behind her to see if there was anyone to talk to while there was that awkward silence while waiting for the car to arrive for the getaway. There was no one. Aren’t they supposed to be much loved members of the family?
Zara excelled at pleasant small talk, while Peter, who was slightly cornered smiled and glanced at the crowds. There didn’t seem to be much evidence of the ‘much loved’ family members being missed at all, and no one wanted to chat to them or say goodbye. The duo didn’t want to mingle at the Guildhall lunch, as it was a family get together that the duo had no interest in. You could see the sigh of relief on the faces at the top of the steps when the duo made their way down to a chorus of boos. The loud bells could not disguise them, and the army and police nearby could not shield the duo from the overwhelming sound of public opinion. Who needs the DM comments or a YouGov poll that the cult claim to be fake when you have real people expressing their opinions? They heard the booing, and they also knew it would happen. No one wanted to be near them when that happened.
If the RF are trying to convince us that the Sussexes are considered close and much loved—talk about the bleedin’ obvious, no one wanted to speak to them or even look at them. The only thing TW was interested in were the cameras and what was underneath her left collar, while Harry was pretending all was well, and was concerned about protecting the bulge in his left pocket. He kept his head down, making a hasty exit to the car to escape the booing. As for the possibility of them using concealed recording devices (a source messaged me to state that both were wired, and that it was only discovered afterwards), surely that in itself is a breach of privacy, and a violation of the rights of the other parties even if the material is not used?
The Sussexes didn’t turn up to celebrate the Jubilee at the family friendly events— the Saturday night concert, or the Sunday pageant. All the other family members attended because they were there to celebrate the Queen. That was a real family event, with the cousins helping each other out with the young children, and like everyone else, they brought their blankets to stay warm and comfortable. The duo didn’t bother to show up, all they wanted was a photo op outside St Paul’s. Surely the Queen and Charles can see that they are using the titles, and status for their own personal gain now? Everyone was having fun, all the family, and extended family and friends joined in the celebrations because that is what the Jubilee weekend was all about. If events were designed so that the Sussexes didn’t have to interact with Charles, or William in public, then what about behind the scenes?
Harry blames the booing on the media, because their stories have brainwashed the entire nation into believing the negative stories about him. That is the premise of his latest lawsuit against ANL. Sorry Harry lad, you did this all by yourself because not everyone reads the DM or Mail on Sunday, but they saw and heard your interviews when you attacked the RF and the country. The case seems to rest on the negative DM comments that he blames the DM for. It is a well-known fact that many people go straight to the comments without even reading the article, simply because it is a place where they can air their opinions.
When the weekend was over we expected the Sussex PR to start again, and it did on Monday night when images of the child with a stolen nickname surfaced. By that time most people were getting ready to go to sleep, and no one was really interested with the proof of life photo.
However, the DM appears to be dishing out some heavy moderating where only positive comments are allowed, and so people can only express themselves with a red arrow. With only 1,000 positive comments that is a good indication of how unpopular the duo are, and over 5,000 red arrows expressing disapproval. The comments are not about the child, but the fact that the duo need to use it for PR to try and make everyone forget about the booing. No one will forget. They have used the Diana card, racism card, and then whip out a child to court some publicity.
It is rather amusing that the paid for staff are the only people to publicly verify that the invisible children exist. You have the last minute hairdresser gushing, and the facialist who gave TW a freebie, because they think being associated with her is good business and publicity! We also have the Sussex minions being photographed unloading gifts that are obviously unwrapped so that they can be seen. This is like Thomas Markle getting photographed in hospital. Oh well, it is at least keeping the paparazzi busy and helps them to put food on their tables.
