Prince Harry leaves an important accusatory comment against the company with which he grew up.
It is related to its recent loss in the Court of Appeals, where it demanded the right to security financed by taxpayers due to ongoing death threats.
Now he has launched one against the institution, it seems. It happened when an interviewer asked him: “How does it make you feel that, since you have expressed numerous times that you do not want history to be repeated?”
For those not versed, this is referenced to the death of Princess Diana, and the Duke replied: “Yes, I do not want history to be repeated.”
And “I think there are many other people, most, who do not want history to be repeated. But through the dissemination process, I discovered that some people want history to be repeated, which is quite dark,” he added according to the Daily beast.
And while the interviewer called this “a great statement,” he added in response: “” I will not share that at this time. I know all the names of the people involved in this process. “
However, that was not the end of the conversation because the Duke also made a fairly emotional statement against his father, saying: “If you are my father, my family, despite all our differences, don’t you simply want to guarantee our security?”
“I thought with all the disagreements and all the chaos that is happening, the only thing I could trust is that my family keeps me safe,” he added. “And they not only decided to eliminate my security, but also pointed to all the governments of the world not to protect us.”
Everything ended with the Duke calling the “devastating” situation and added that “it is not so much devastated with the loss [as] about the people behind the decision feeling that this is fine. Is it a victory for them? I’m sure there are some people out there, most likely, people who wish to harm me, [who] Consider this a great victory. “Because” the other side has won to keep me insecure. “
