#unteachable

No one loves her own signature and handwriting more than Meghan Markle:

For the Netflix show she signed: "With love, Meghan"

She loves her own signature & handwriting so much that she literally put it all over the cheap packaging for her merchandise

She loves her own handwriting so much that she ominously inscribed 2025 in the sand while maniacally cackling on the beach

For her own name tag she wrote "Meg," and over the years she has repeatedly said that none of her friends refer to her as Meghan, "All my friends call me 'Meg' "

For a gift to a six (6) year old child, she enclosed a handwritten, fauxligraphy (cursive) note and signed her name

On camera for Netflix, she plagiarized the author of the book: The Art of the Handwritten Note

...but for her new BFF & neighbor (QVC Jamie), she personally hand delivered a care package & enclosed an UNSIGNED, personalized index card: "With the Compliments of HRH¹ THE Duchess of Sussex"

¹The Invisibles were never gifted HRH status which is another indication that the Spare and his "unadvisable²" wife KNOW very well that under NO circumstances should they EVER use "HRH." They inappropriately use it to curry favor in the UK courts, and now she's revealed her intention to use it for any and everything in America.

'She's weirdly panic-stricken in her business model.'

she's 'desperate for attention'.

'Her problem is just that she is so ADD. She just never stops making announcements and never really follows through,'

'It's like, I'm gonna do a cooking show! Nah - I'm going to be a podcaster. And hello, hello, I've got a beauty line!'

'It's like, just do one of those things, do it really well, and then do something else

'Maybe she's just so devoid of self-confidence that she's always trying to be a sort of instant Beyonce or instant Michelle Obama without the background that has built those people - you know, those very, very strong structures on which they stand. So that's really been her problem,'

'If she'd simply succeeded at one thing, and then done another thing, she'd be in a much, much better place

'But she's enormously shallow in her approach to the work she does.'

The Palace just doesn't really think about Meghan anymore. It's almost like she's gone.

'Obviously, there are Meghan lovers and Meghan haters.

'The thing about Meghan is she's really not bad at anything that she does. 

🤥🤥🤥🤥🤥'She has a huge influencer following. When she puts on a shirt or carries a handbag, it sells out, which means that she clearly has a following of people who really like what she stands for in some ways.

'What I hear from everyone is that she's unadvisable, and that is the issue. 

'She's had a lot of good people willing to give advice to her, but what has irritated the people who do - and big people who do - is that they sit with her and they give her very good advice, and she kind of appears to be extremely motivated by it. 

'And then she doesn't do it, and does something else. She's worn out her advisory circle, who just feel like, well, what's the point? She's not going to do it.

'And, unfortunately, she is the major adviser to Harry. She doesn't take advice, and he only takes hers. That's not a very good combination really for either of them.'

proof the former Suits actress has an 'unerring instinct for getting it wrong'. 

the only show that would have worked would have been one where Meghan admitted 'what a flaming flop the last five years have been'.

Meghan 'has never figured out a convincing persona' and is 'behind the curve', the journalist and royal expert added.

Meghan is 'too damn impatient,' adding: 'Who announces a new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, and hounds celebrity friends to talk up her strawberry jam on social media, without doing due diligence on the availability of the trademark?

choosing Netflix over a future with the Royal Family and probably steering the Commonwealth.

Writing in her newsletter Fresh Hell in March she said: 'Meghan has come out with a show about fake perfection just when the zeitgeist has turned raucously against it.

Prince Andrew:

Tina said: 'I've always found the Giuffre story interesting... The story might be exactly as she's portrayed it, but it was a strange thing to do - to post pictures of herself black and blue on Instagram saying I have four days to live. And then it turned out that actually there hadn't been a bus crash of any particular severity.

'And she's fine, it seems. So what's that about? Does that just mean that she's currently unwell and has done this thing? Or is there another story there? I just think it deserves a good, full bodied blowout story.'

'I always wanted to interview the husband. Like, the story was that she left Epstein, she went to Australia, and then she never came back because she met this guy... and you never really learn the full surround.

'I don't think we've got the Epstein story wrong. Epstein was a very sinister, deeply terrible person. I don't think we got Epstein wrong.

'And I don't think we got the Andrew story wrong. I mean, Andrew is... he has the worst judgment in the world. He's an idiot. You know, he's kind of loathsome in a thousand ways.

'It's just possible, though, that he wasn't lying about Virginia Giuffre. I mean, that's one of the things in life.

There’s an old saying: “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” While that phrase might describe animals stuck in habits, it also painfully captures a dangerous posture in the spirit—an unteachable heart. God cannot work with “old dogs.” Not because He lacks power, but because He will never force Himself on a heart that refuses to yield. Growth in God demands flexibility, humility, and a…