#max foster

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A source close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has hit out at what they called the hysterical reaction to comments Prince Harry made about his brother, the Duke of Cambridge, in a recent television documentary.

The source confirmed to CNN that the brothers have been in touch and that parts of the media are turning brotherly concern from Prince William for Prince Harry into hysteria.  In the hour-long documentary -- "Harry & Meghan: An African Journey" for British channel ITV -- Harry acknowledged tensions with his older brother for the first time, saying they have good days and bad days.

He also added: "But I love him dearly and you know the majority of the stuff is probably -- well, the majority of the stuff is created out of nothing. But as brothers, you have good days and you have bad days."

Following the documentary, palace insiders on Monday reportedly told the BBC that Prince William was "worried" about Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan. Those remarks were picked up by many of the UK's daily publications on Tuesday morning.

The source reacted to the many headlines, telling CNN that Prince Harry has never shied away from talking about his own mental health -- and the importance of mental fitness and well-being.  The source continued that Prince Harry gave a candid and honest answer to ITV reporter Tom Bradby in the course of the documentary.  They added that any sibling or person seeing that would of course be concerned, but said the tabloids and the briefings by so-called "palace insiders and friends" are classic examples of anti-Prince Harry and Meghan hysteria.  The source added that the institution around the British royal family is full of people afraid of and inexperienced at how to best help harness and deploy the value of the royal couple who, they said, have single-handedly modernized the monarchy.

The couple, who married in May 2018 in a trailblazing ceremony at St. George's Chapel in Windsor, have one child Archie Harrison. (x)

So I’ve copied and pasted above the full text of Max Foster’s CNN article.  I’ll leave it for you to digest but I offer the following:

Harry literally said that the majority of rumors are carved from nothing (the media loves to invent a feud, everyone knows that)

A direct quote (A): “the tabloids and the briefings by so-called ‘palace insiders and friends’ are classic examples of anti-Prince Harry and Meghan hysteria”

Earlier (B): “palace insiders... told the BBC that Prince William was ‘worried’ about Prince Harry and his wife”

So which is it?  Are the palace insiders full of shit or do they know what’s going on?  Because Max Foster says both over the course of not even 200 words.  Either they know what’s going on (B) or they don’t (A).  

For a professional who ordinarily writes a decent article, Max Foster should be ashamed of his logical reasoning in this text.

Let’s pretend that William maybe did say he was worried - why wouldn’t he be?  Harry and Meghan just had to sue the media because of the treatment they’ve received.  What kind of person wouldn’t be worried about them?  I’m worried about them, and I don’t even know them!  People act like it’s a huge deal that William (allegedly) said he was worried - but they’re all worried too, and they’re nothing but strangers on the internet.  I’d be more concerned if William wasn’t worried.  That’s where we would have a problem - the only thing worse than hate is apathy:

Max Foster has clearly been recruited to lead the march re: poor Megsy the Russian bot employer and the racist attacks against her.

Maybe Max might pretend to be a journalist and report on the paid accounts Megsy has hired? We really have gotten an education into how utterly untrustworthy many news outlets are.

Anyway since we know she is spending huge amounts of money on pr in the US there…

Max Foster