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Harry & the Invictus Games

The Invictus games were 100% the brainchild of  Prince Harry, I've been following his comings and going around events in British Columbia.  It is evident that this is a passion project, and that he is entirely dedicated to the men and women who serve their nation.  In the context of the Invictus game, he gave an interesting interview on Good Morning America.  

He knew the question was going to come up, about his father, his role in the monarchy and his relationship with the United Kingdom.  He said, (1) sickness can bring families together, (2) he intends to see his father in the future, (3) that his life is in the United States, with his wife and children.   

It's funny because if you read the UK royal press about the interview and listen to the interview, you wonder if were they listening to something different?  The royal press instead heard that he wanted to go home and ditch his wife, and get back to being a Prince full-time and that it was unacceptable.  Go figure!

Note:  Well reconciliation may be off the menu, two sources in the UK said that the royal entourage did everything they could to limit the time Harry had with his father.  Apparently, he was supposed to spend time with his father at his Sandringham estate, the Clarence House meeting was to ensure that he would see his father as little as possible.  Not only did the news come from the King's household, but also from Prince William's.  The royal household was proud of this!  What a bunch of inbred wankers!

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