« Holly Dolly - Dolly Song (Ieva's Polka) | Main | Clueless about Malware (And probably life too) »

February 29, 2008

Harry to be withdrawn from Afghanistan

Prince Harry is to be pulled out of Afghanistan after news of his secret deployment leaked out.

View Original Article

What has made me laugh about the press coverage are those arguing that the UK Media should never have kept it quiet because "the people" have a right to know.

A right to know what? This is not just Harry's life we are talking about here, what about those around him who would be put in danger. And what possible reasons could "the UK public" have for wanting to know where he is and what he is doing 24/7 365 days of the year.

Give me a break.  He's human, just like the rest of us. He leads a different life to pretty much everyone else, but why should he be denied his privacy.  (Obviously because of who he is and what he does there will be some aspects of this life that will always be public, but where do you draw the line ?)

Those same retards that are harking on about how it's some sort of cover up and a denial of freedom of information are probably the same bunch who would object to a National UK DNA database on the grounds of it being too much like a Police State activity.

There are some people that won't be happy until they have hounded Harry into doing something that will get him killed, not that it hasn't happened before... Let me see, who was his mother again?  Journalist scum who prey on peoples public lives are the lowest forms of life IMHO.

We seem to have lost the distinction between public and private and the media of this day and age seems to have no responsibility what so ever. Viewing figures and sensationalism are all that matters.

Good on Harry for going over there in the first place and kudos to the brass who had the balls to make the decision to send him.

Posted by Chris Wright at February 29, 2008 1:58 PM

Trackback Pings

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.yaps4u.net/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/922

Comments

Post a comment




Remember Me?