Who is more despicable - faceless people (members of the FIRM - core Royal family) who feed information to the press who spins and spices it with lies in a destructive way to sell their papers OR someone who used his own mouth to say it as he experienced it in pain and agony hoping someone would listen and make the needed change. We all should be a judge, especially the majority of the British people who appear mortified by Harry's revelations .....
How the FIRM and the INSTITUTION address Harry washing their dirty clothes outside will define them in the next couple of decades. They could choose to be vindictive, crumble what is left of the bridge, take Harry and Meghan's titles, ban them from the royal family and double down on not having a toxic relationship with the British tabloid and on maintaining the falsehood about issues around implicit bias against minorities OR
Begin a private, and then public effort to reconcile with Harry and his family to heal the wounds on both sides, and come out stronger and last another generation.
Whatever choice the British Royal family makes will either make or mar them for a long time - I am sure of one thing, SILENCE is not one of the options.
Eni to f’airii ise re’le ore yio mon baye tihun sara fun ni (You really would not know your value before your friends until you are jobless) Ore ata o si, se tio owo ba si l’owo (Many call you close/best friend because of what you have to share) T’owo ba tan n’ile l’aya bu ni lalakora (When there is nothing, then you know how little you could become before your very spouse) Osi ni je tani mon ori, owo lohun mo bao tan (Poverty is highway to rejection and wealth turn you to instant celebrity) Owo to so Adebisi, gbogbo araye patapata ni di ebi eni owo mba je (Money will turn you to the friend of all, and everyone will want to din with you like the wealthy man – Adebisi) Eni a ba ra kafi ra atupa to wa deni ajitana wo nko (One that could have been sold for a penny is now the morning star because of his sudden wealth). Se bi owo nini l’owo lo s’eru ile deni ti guni kese kiri (Wealth can turn a onetime slave to the master of all) Owo ape kanu kanu ko (Money money mone
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