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@HagwithAttitude @KensingtonRoyal What work do Harry and Meghan do. Unlike Prince & Princess of Wales who have their calendars booked months in advance

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@AprilABrown1 Actually she will.

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@RealW2Jesus Be sure and post an update when your back home safe and sound Or at least a shot of your firing it in there

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@Isobel_waby And you apparently believe with the media makes up ?

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@RB1649 Obviously you have no idea how the Royals are “funded “

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@ChelseaBeach @CameronDLWalker They can have security. They just need to pay for it. And all he did was tell his lies.

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@narindertweets He can have security. He just needs to pay for it.

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@nopitypolitics @chrisshipitv They can have security. They just have to pay for it.

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@itsrosesm That’s awesome. Please quit. You shouldn’t have access to children to indoctrinate them anyway. If you’d just shut up and live your life instead of trying to shove it down peoples throats no one would care.

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@KateWilton1 Why do t they pay for their own security like Anne and Edward do ? They were children of the Queen.

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@pauljholmes Didn’t ever heard you complain that Ann or Edward didn’t have security and they were children of a monarch and didn’t choose their birth.

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@KateWilton1 Queen Elizabeth’s sons and daughter where not given police protection. Not Anne or Edward.

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@Trendspowers Not really.

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@sadierodgers8 @ElectricNews3 @RoyalFamily No they actually don’t need Harry and Meghan.

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@ElectricNews3 @RoyalFamily Actually they don’t.

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@MikeTappTweets Why can’t Harry have the same security the princess Royal does ?

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@BBCNews The British media is awful. Just give it a rest for gods sake.

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@thetimes No. They don’t.

[The British Prince @freedom_007__]

Today I asked the Pastor at my grandmother’s church a question about William and Christian forgiveness, and he sent me this response.

'It is incorrect and theologically incomplete to tell Prince William that “the Christian thing to do” is simply to forgive Prince Harry without any expectation of repentance or accountability.

Many people talk about Christianity without having properly read the Bible or fully understanding the faith. Welcome to my TED Talk.

Christian teaching on forgiveness is not a demand for unilateral, consequence-free absolution that ignores justice, truth, or the offender’s responsibility.

Scripture repeatedly links forgiveness to repentance. Jesus himself instructs, “If your brother sins, rebuke him, and if he repents, forgive him” (Luke 17:3).

The pattern in the New Testament is not passive erasure of wrongs; it is confrontation of the offense followed by genuine turning away from it.

To strip repentance out of the equation reduces Christian forgiveness to sentimental permissiveness rather than the costly, transformative act it is meant to be.

Demanding that The Prince of Wales extend blanket forgiveness while The Duke of Sussex continues to air grievances, publish damaging material, daily briefing the media, undermining and show no public acknowledgment of harm done to the family/his brother or the institution is not Christian charity—it is enabling.

Accountability is not the opposite of forgiveness; it is often its necessary precondition for reconciliation to be real rather than 'performative'.

In the parable of the unforgiving servant and in the broader biblical ethic, God forgives the repentant, not those who persist in justifying or monetising the offense.

Expecting William to pretend the breaches of trust, public attacks, & ongoing undermining never occurred—or to absorb them indefinitely without any reciprocal movement from Harry—places an asymmetric burden on William that Scripture does not require.

True Christian forgiveness does not mean the offended person must immediately restore full relationship, trust, or institutional privileges as if nothing happened. It means releasing any personal internal hurt feelings while still upholding truth and consequences.

William can choose not to be upset & still insist that meaningful repair requires Harry to demonstrate repentance—through acknowledgment of specific harms, cessation of further attacks or smeas, and concrete steps toward accountability.

That insistence is not un-Christian; it is consistent with the call to speak the truth in love and to protect the family from repeated injury. Pretending otherwise confuses grace with naïveté.

Adding further depth: many modern appeals to “just forgive because Jesus said so” selectively quote isolated verses while ignoring the larger biblical narrative of covenant, justice, & restoration.

The same tradition that commands forgiveness also contains strong language about confronting hypocrisy & protecting the vunerable.

In a family and institutional context as public and consequential as the monarchy, treating Harry’s actions as something William is morally obligated to absorb without any reciprocal change effectively prioritises one man’s narrative over the integrity of the whole.

Christian ethics does not demand that Prince William continually lower the bar for the sake of appearances.

Forgiveness offered in the absence of repentance may free the forgiver’s heart, but it does not create genuine long term reconciliation, and it is not the full counsel of the Christian faith on the matter.

William stand firm in requiring true repentance and accountability before any path to reconciliation is opened, for that is the only way forward that honours both justice and genuine Christian grace.

Do not let external voices pressure you into a hollow forgiveness that abandons truth; your strength in upholding these principles protects the integrity of your family and the institution you serve'

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@RealW2Jesus Thank you for the update! While WBG, Vegas Matt and EJ all said you were doing fine in their updates it’s nice to hear it from you. Take good care!