The Duke and Duchess of Sussex

[G-CPTN]

Harry's book was being advertised at half price by local high-street booksellers (WH Smith) weeks before its release date.

[OFSO]

The difference is, Mr Anger, that you didn't go writing a "reveal everything" book about your family, or if you did (and come to think of it, I may have read it recently) names and places were disguised.

I'm still waiting to read Barking Mad's autobiography. Disguise will be futile.

[4mastacker]

If the ginger whinger's claim that he snorted cocaine and feasted on magic mushrooms and other exotic stuff before he joined the Army are true, how on earth did he ever get accepted for helicopter pilot training?

I suppose he got a "Granny's Pass" for getting into Sandhurst - there again the Army will take anybody - but I would have thought that even the Army has standards when it comes to pilot selection.

[Boac]

even the Army has standards

Snigger, titter ...................

[ricardian]

Fair comment

[Pontius Navigator]

Rumour has it that there was a drugs test at Wattisham with the camp locked down. No one was allowed out except those with Royal duties to perform that day.

[FD2]

WELL DONE HARRY!


Anjem Choudary calls Duke of Sussex a ‘Muslim killer’ and calls on jihadis to retaliate

Hate preacher said Harry’s claim he killed 25 Taliban was a ‘wake-up call’ for Muslims everywhere to ‘end the occupation of foreign forces’
By Martin Evans, Crime Editor 8 January 2023 • 6:43pm


https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-famil ... s-jihadis/

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Anjem Choudary


Hate preacher Anjem Choudary accused Prince Harry of 'callous, boastful comments' which had 'plunged a knife further into the hearts of Muslims' Credit: David Wood / Alamy Stock Photo

Hate preacher Anjem Choudary has called for jihadis to “wake up” and target British troops, following Prince Harry’s admission that he had killed 25 members of the Taliban.

The 55-year-old Islamist, who was jailed for terror offences in 2016, accused the Duke of Sussex of being a “Muslim killer” and said he had shown his “true colours”.

Prince Harry made the comments in his forthcoming memoir, Spare, in which he recalled his time serving as an Apache helicopter pilot in Afghanistan.

He says he flew on six missions, killing 25 Taliban fighters, but said he did not think of them as “people” but as “chess pieces” that he had taken off the board.

But in a blog post entitled “Muslim killer ‘Prince’ Harry Once Again Shows His True Colours!” - which will be read by his thousands of followers around the world - Choudary accused the Duke of making “callous, boastful comments” which had “plunged a knife further into the hearts of Muslims”.

Writing online, he said: “The latest revelations from Harry that he murdered 25 Muslims in Afghanistan followed by his comment that he has no remorse and that he just saw these human beings as ‘chess pieces’ tells us everything we need to know about the Royal family and their thinking about Islam and Muslims.

“In reality, the British Royal family has a long and dark history of supporting the occupation of Muslim land, the usurpation of its resources and the oppression of Muslims.”
Prince Harry

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In his forthcoming memoir Spare, Prince Harry says the Taliban fighters he killed in Afghanistan were 'chess pieces' that he had taken off the board Credit: John Stillwell/PA Wire

And in comments that could be interpreted as a veiled threat against British troops, he added that Muslims around the world should seek to “end the occupation of foreign forces”.

He wrote: “The latest honest outpouring from Harry should serve not just as evidence of the motives and objectives behind the British occupation of Afghanistan but also as a wake-up call for Muslims and non-Muslims to do all they can to end the occupation of foreign forces from all Muslim countries, including Syria, Iraq and those in North Africa where many British soldiers are deployed.”

Choudary, who is said to have inspired a string of extremists, including the killers of Drummer Lee Rigby, was jailed for five years in 2016 after being found guilty of inviting support for Islamic State.

He was released from prison in 2018 amid strict conditions, which prevented him from speaking publicly on sensitive matters.

But the conditions were lifted in July 2021, following the completion of his sentence and he is once again at liberty to comment providing he stays within the law.

Iain Duncan Smith, the former Tory leader, urged the police and security services to look at his latest comments carefully.

Tobias Ellwood, Tory MP for Bournemouth East, said Choudary and others were using Prince Harry’s admissions to “ratchet up hate”.

Philip Ingram, a former intelligence and security officer, said: “Any comments from Anjem Choudary like these raise the danger not just for British troops but for other established figures around the world.”

But he urged former senior military figures to stop “pouring fuel” on the situation by expressing horror at Prince Harry’s remarks, warning that the row was giving extremists a platform they were able to exploit.

[FD2]

Rumour has it that there was a drugs test at Wattisham with the camp locked down. No one was allowed out except those with Royal duties to perform that day.

Rumour also has it that he had only just returned from 'Royal duties' that morning. What to do next?

[TheGreenAnger]

Rumour has it that there was a drugs test at Wattisham with the camp locked down. No one was allowed out except those with Royal duties to perform that day.

Rumour also has it that he had only just returned from 'Royal duties' that morning. What to do next?

The Nazi's (and later other forces) found that drugs were not necessarily pervitin the perfomance of their pilots (and troops).

High on nandrolone, crystal meth and other stimulants like amphetamines, fenethylline, modafinil and even drugs like ritalin, the world's armed forces have started to go mad! The hypocrisy of the military in most countries is manifest when it comes to the use of these substances.

Even prophylactics like Larium (anti-malarials) had hugely adverse effects on the troops that used them!

[TheGreenAnger]

Bearded book lovers...

[FD2]

I think it took a long time before the adverse effects of Lariam were acknowledged but Uppers and Downers were certainly in use in the Falklands and in wars before that.

[FD2]

"Hey, Harry! There's a good turnout for your book signing I hear."

[TheGreenAnger]

I think it took a long time before the adverse effects of Lariam were acknowledged but Uppers and Downers were certainly in use in the Falklands and in wars before that.

I am sure.

I know that the SADF marched to the tune of Dexys Midnight runners!

[PHXPhlyer]

60 MINUTES OVERTIME
Highlights from Prince Harry's interview with 60 Minutes

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/prince-har ... 023-01-08/

Prince Harry: The 60 Minutes Interview Transcript

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/prince-har ... 023-01-08/

PP

[OFSO]

Highlights? Lowlights, more like...

[Pontius Navigator]

I think it took a long time before the adverse effects of Lariam were acknowledged but Uppers and Downers were certainly in use in the Falklands and in wars before that.

Interesting FD. During Confrontation we were operating out of the RAAF base. Their routine was to put out the pill jar every Sunday. Down south the RAF base put out pills every day. So as not to mix and match I carried a few of the Aussi pills for when we were away. I guess they were Lariam.

On uppers and downers, they were being considered for intensive ops in the early 70s I believe. More targets on the Lightning pilots I believe. I managed to get a few Moggies and they certainly sent me to sleep. Can't say they had no effect after the 8 hours downtime (2 pills).

[Boac]

More targets on the Lightning pilots I believe

Nothing seen '71-75

[Boac]

An interesting 'situation' developing between Harry and Charles' 'chosen one'. I actually think he is right - I detest the woman.

[Smeagol]

An interesting 'situation' developing between Harry and Charles' 'chosen one'. I actually think he is right - I detest the woman.

Do you actually know her well enough to form a balanced opinion?

[Boac]

'know' (a strange concept) no, but observe yes.