Racists do exist, but the late Queen Elisabeth II, who reigned over the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth realms for more than seven decades, certainly wasn\u2019t one of them. After all, she gave her blessing to the union of her grandson and a woman who, in another era, wouldn\u2019t have been welcomed in Buckingham Palace: a divorcee with brown skin, red blood and a far from unblemished reputation.<\/p>\n
Not exactly a dreamed acquisition for one of the oldest and most powerful dynasties in the world, one could say. Yet Her Majesty condoned her social status, her past and her ethnicity \u2013 not that the latter should be condoned, but in the light of Harry\u2019s woke accusations, emphasizing this fact wouldn\u2019t hurt. Did she hope to prove to the public that the monarchy has modernized, and keeps up with the times? Or did she grant Harry true happiness with the woman of his dreams, something she didn\u2019t do for her son, the heir of her throne?<\/p>\n
Whatever her motivation may have been, she welcomed Meghan Markle into her family with a stiff upper lip and open arms. Under the euphoric cries of subjects, a fairytale wedding took place. The press wrote nothing but words of praise.<\/p>\n
But the sweet scone had a bitter aftertaste. Meghan found the protocols, which she was urged to analyse and follow meticulously, annoying. Marrying into a royal family means spending the rest of your privileged life bathing in unbridled luxury \u2013 the least you can do is not slamming the car door behind you, sitting with your legs crossed or wearing black nail polish, if these are the unwritten rules. In addition, the tabloids portrayed her and her fianc\u00e9 as hypocrites. A portrayal that was not entirely erroneous, considering the fact they flew in private jets while lamenting about the disastrous effects of climate change, and accepted blood diamonds from a Saudi oil sheik while ranting about the exploitation of the poor.<\/p>\n
Since their \u2018Megxit\u2019 from the monarchy, their hypocrisy has inflating substantially. They no longer wanted to be part of what they despisingly call \u2018the Firm\u2019, but wished to keep their noble titles. They wanted to stand on their own two feet, but hoped American taxpayers would finance their security bill. They craved privacy, but signed a million-dollar deal with Netflix for a reality TV show, allowing cameramen to record every intimate detail of their everyday life, for the entire world to see. They claimed to respect the Queen\u2019s wishes, but violated their political neutrality in the US elections by showing their support for criminal organizations such as the Democrat Party and BLM. And as the icing on the high tea cake, they suggested someone of the royal family was\u2026 racist! On Oprah, without mentioning names! By accusing nobody specifically, they accused everybody. Who had dared asking Harry about the skin colour of his unborn baby? Was it King Philip, then gagging in the hospital? Or jealous Kate, who allegedly made poor Meghan cry? The public could only guess.<\/p>\n
Could it be that our Duchess of Hollywood was frustrated at not becoming the new Lady Di, as she might have hoped? That she was the one who decided to leave the stage, dragging along na\u00efve Harry with her? That she pulled the racist card, the most beloved weapon of the politically correct, to take revenge? Giving the question of the family member a malevolent twist is very easy. And it gives angry social justice warriors another reason to hate privileged white people even more\u2026
\nMaybe the only racist in Buckinhgham Palace was Meghan Markle.<\/p>\n
I suspect that the tolerant Prozac princess might one day no longer tolerate her ginger prince, and the latter will, swiftly and with drooping ears, return to Daddy\u2019s palace. But whether he would be delighted with his son\u2019s coming, remains a royal mystery just yet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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