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By: KatieKazoo

KatieKazoo — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 20:07:10 +0000

I can see already that the press in general gives a Pro Royalist viewing point to each and every topic even in the vicinity of any of the Royal family. St James Palace flexed its muscle over the paparazzi photos late summer. Now these two Radio announcers are being totally vilified and condemned over a prank. Many other ‘celebs’ are subjected to pranks. Obviously there was a huge backlash to this too. If the conspiracy theory has no ground, it would have taken some threat to have someone to resort to suicide. I wouldn’t put it past the Monarchy and their bully boys.
This is getting serious, there is no free press regarding the monarchy, yet they have total access to worldwide publicity – but only what THEY want publicised. Dangerous scenario. Similar to North Korea and other dictatorships.

By: Waity

Waity — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 18:52:09 +0000

One other thing – William and the palace CLAIM they were not angry at the nurse, but William has a short fuse with this kind of thing because of his mother’s tragic death I would bet – and I have heard…..no one knows what the hospital or Royal family really did or said.

By: Waity

Waity — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 18:50:09 +0000

I think everyone needs to drop the hatred. I’ll bet a lot of so-called “Christians” are all posting hate. I doubt the DJ’s even thought the call would actually get through. And jokes are common in radio. People thought this was funny until the nurse decided to kill herself – despite having children who would be left devastated as well as a husband. If they had MEANT to cause harm that would be different. They did not. And the nurse might have killed herself over any other stress, which is obvious and very sad.

By: evil

evil — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 13:09:50 +0000

As I said in an earlier post , if you are in the papers these days you seem to be either portrayed as a victim or a villain. The two DJs have had to go on TV to avoid being portrayed as the villains in this case , it’s only right that they be allowed to give their side of the story.
‘ “She would have felt much shame about the incident,” he was reported as saying, adding that his devoutly Catholic sister was a “proper and righteous person” ‘ – it might not be suicide then , as that is a mortal sin is it not ?

By: The Real Stig

The Real Stig — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 11:06:08 +0000

I can sympathise with someone for not foreseeing a death resulting. I can not sympathise with someone not foreseeing that if their hoax was successful, that they would at the very least, be jeopoardising someone, or several people’s career/s, as well as seriously breaching someone’s privacy.
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They should lose their jobs at the very least and the radio station they work for should be fined a very hefty amount.
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Appearing on a television programme to make career mileage out of this – gob smacking.
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