Rumors are circulating now that Megan is tearing into Harry because he didn't perform well in court. According to an unconfirmed story, Megan called him in the evening, and that made him lose his mind.
Apparently, he was so furious that he trashed his Swedish Soho house where he was staying, and this is coming from various sources, including staff at Soho House in London and journalists who had been informed. So I think there is some truth to it.
Harry showed up a day late for his appearance at the High Court in London in his ongoing case against the Daily Mirror's publisher, and apparently, the judge, Mr. Justice Fan Court, expressed surprise that Harry didn't show up.
It was so disrespectful for Harry not to show up, and I'm sure that angered the judge. The judge is supposed to make his decision on the case by the end of the year.
Now there's an insider who lives near Buckleberry. It's only a few miles along the M4 from Windsor, and the local restaurants and pubs are filled with landowners and Royal Hangers-On, horsey sorts, and also many wealthy lawyers. So this insider went to the local pub the other night, and a lawyer started talking to them. And then this insider said Harry had a rough time in court. It doesn't look good for him. While the lawyer's response was that we shouldn't be ruling anything out. He claimed that Harry is the King's son, which is true, and so the judge is supposed to make his decision known by the end of the year. Then he went on to say, 'Do you think a judge will rule against the King's son?'
The scenario that this lawyer suggested is not very good for people who want to see Harry brought down to size. Now the lawyer had been drinking quite a lot, and he claimed that Charles and Amir Group are going to agree to settle out of court. The lawyer thought that it's probably not going to be a huge sum, but it will be undisclosed and it will be paid to Harry. If this happens, then Harry can basically claim that he won, and this will give him a chance to save face. And it's also going to mean that Charles would have to put a lid on the whole affair. So this lawyer was insistent that this was going to happen. Now, okay, the latter does give me some hope of justice, but I have no clue about how the UK justice system can figure out a way to find Harry on all six counts. Statistically impossible and morally reprehensible.
And I think the citizens of the UK are going to be very disappointed with the King indeed if he does anything to help Harry with the problems that he and Megan have created. I do not believe that the public is going to be happy if Harry gets off scot-free or in any way seems to have won this case by the family settling out of court. Many times that did work pretty well for the beloved late Queen, but I think it's going to cause problems if King Charles..."
tries that I'm afraid he's way too new at the job. I think it would be a bad idea for him to just ignore what the people want. Now, I think Prince William knows better, and I bet he's gonna try to convince his father to do the right thing. But Charles could easily just pull rank and do whatever he wants to do. And if he does that, I think that is going to be a very big mistake indeed.
From what I have seen of Charles, then let's remember that I do think that he's a nice kind person. I think that he wants to be viewed as the good guy. Seems to me like Charles enjoys going out there and mixing with his people. He smiles, he says lovely things to people, and he's pretty witty, actually.
I mean, Charles's life is pretty good right now. He has the woman he adores by his side. He has all the power anybody could want. He has all the attention anyone could want. All the money anyone could want. But life can also be difficult, and I do not think that Charles wants to find that out. I don't think that Charles wants to be as tough as is necessary right now.
See, Harry and Megan are very dangerous to the ongoing success of the monarchy. And while they're not really important enough by themselves to do real damage, Charles certainly is. So by not putting them in their places and by making these deals with the courts to allow them to win, Charles is showing everybody how weak he can be and how he is willing to manipulate the ancient justice system to let Harry win his absurd cases. Nobody over there is dumb.
I mean, does he really believe that people won't be able to figure out what happened after Harry broke every single rule about conduct in a court of law? If one of us had showed contempt for the judge like Harry has, then we would be in jail right now. I'm afraid to allow his position as the King's son to bypass the law is just incredibly weak, and it is not a good look for a new king, or for that matter, even for an old king.
Here's something to consider. Do any of you believe that maybe it's possible, after Harry's horrible performance at the trial and no proof being given, that maybe the judge won't even issue a verdict, but instead just toss Harry's case out of court and charge him fees for taking up the court's time for no reason?
So let's just assume that the lawyer was right, and this is what comes from the judge's decision. Now, what in the world should be done with Harry? Obviously, Megan is going to continue to torment him forever, and obviously, the Royals are still angry at him, and I don't blame them. So is the king just going to pay Harry some money and keep him close by in order to control his behavior, or at least try to? I don't think Harry can really deal with what life is like in the U.S. It's cruel and wicked for him. He's used to having these close friendships and family nearby, and he's used to doing things like going out riding horses. I do not believe that Harry is adapted to American life, I mean, who has really? But definitely not Harry at this point.
I think it's too late. Harry has always been bailed out, and that's why we find ourselves in this situation now. Clearly, lessons have not been learned, and as a result, Harry is always going to have to be mollycoddled. Any attempt to change now is not going to work. Charles, I'm sure, has to know this, and it's sending out all the wrong messages. But what exactly could be violation of the law, but anyway, it's wrong for Charles to bail him out like that. In fact, this idea that Daddy will take care of everything is exactly why Harry is like he is. He's still an undisciplined little boy living in a man's body. There has always been an undisclosed payoff every single time Harry messed up. He has never had to take responsibility for anything. He has never had to face the consequences of his own mistakes.
So, it's time to just let Harry fall. I think he needs to do that in order to actually mature and change his selfish perspective. I mean, the entire world does not revolve around him. He needs to learn that. I do believe that the king is going to leave Harry to figure this out for himself. It seems like he really was a good father, and tragically, many children have to figure things out the hard way. It's time for Harry to grow up and act like a grown man. He should have learned years ago to take advice from people who know a lot more than him, but he seems convinced that as the King's son, he can just do whatever he wants to. Nobody can question him. Tough love is not an easy thing for a parent to do, allowed, but sometimes not being liked is part of the job.
