Shame that. Well, he was busting a gut to get there, and he made it. He will be well P***** off at the cut off, but big-up Harry I say.
Harry the boy has become Harry the man. I am proud to dub him well and truly and officially - Dirty Harry. I hope he left them with the Agincourt salute.

i'm wondering which american news service let the cat out of the bag and compromised everything for Prince Harry

Originally Posted by bigcanada813

i'm wondering which american news service let the cat out of the bag and compromised everything for Prince Harry

I'm wondering the same myself. I can't stand American Media...

These guys are worse than lawyers.

These guys are worse than used car salesmen.

Originally Posted by Del Boy

Shame that. Well, he was busting a gut to get there, and he made it. He will be well P***** off at the cut off, but big-up Harry I say.
Harry the boy has become Harry the man. I am proud to dub him well and truly and officially - Dirty Harry. I hope he left them with the Agincourt salute.

When he takes off his hat/helmet and that red hair shows up he still looks like Harry the Boy who first came into the spotlight at his mother's funeral. Of course when he talks he sounds very English I just want to rub his belly for some reason. Is that weird, that when English people talk I think of a puppy? He actually says blokes, that's what gets me.

Sorry to say that Harry's presence in Afghanistan was compromised by an American website. I'm very disappointed that a key ally in the war on terror would allow the security of our soldiers to be compromised: I need somebody to pay the Drudge report a visit...to, you know, explain things to them.

It's called Freedom of the Press and nothing "we" can do about it. Your ally did nothing to put the Prince at risk, it was a right-wing website that originally broke the story, we have real Freedom of the Press over here and can not censor the media, we can ask for cooperation but going to every "media" outlet and asking them not to report on this would let the cat out of the bag far sooner than leaving them in the dark did.

I think we should no longer guarantee their safety.
Since they sure as heck don't give a damn about the safety of others.

I've always been against embedded reporters and wasting resources to ensure their safety, I prefer the policy in 2003 of putting all the reporters on trucks and then driving them around the Iraq desert without getting anywhere near combat.

Well, it's still closer than I managed to get.

With most reporters all that's matters is the story and to hell with trail damage they can leave behind.