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" ... According to last January's negotiations with the Queen, Charles, William, various courtiers, and responsible members of the Cabinet for an orderly application of legality to frame the ungainly "Megxit" process, Harry and Ms. Markle's terms of departure are, still, subject to "review" by the Crown at the 12-month mark, which is to say, exactly now. Bottom line: Harry's Megxit still has a few strings attached. One of them would, obviously, revolve around the question of what sort of implications any sort of documentary and/or feature film that Harry and Ms. Markle would be producing might hold for the Crown. There would be a long list of implications at which the Crown would want to be taking a close look. ... "
" ... Andrew's team of lawyers and Buckingham Palace senior courtiers, will, also, have their work cut out for them in the coming months. Theirs will be a deepening conundrum of how to prolong the current uneasy stasis in a very dynamic legal environment. Somehow magically "cleaning" or clearing Andrew's name is not an option. Reduced to a question, the question for Andrew might read as follows: How does one best slice through this ever-larger tangle, without, necessarily, appearing to fight, while at the same time giving off the impression of "cooperation" because one has nothing to hide? ... "
" ... It's difficult to imagine the Queen's senior courtiers orchestrating a Times piece with this level of negative import for the Palace, actually causing an investigation into its own human resources reporting structure, just to "get at" Meghan Markle from the back. In fact the article implies that it was Ms. Markle's rank and role as a principal royal that insulated her from any blowback for her alleged intramural management style and/or her actions with underlings — the diametric opposite of the "Palace-hung-me-out-to-dry" refrain that we are highly likely to hear from Ms. Markle on Sunday. ... "
" ... The current filing waxes quite boldly on the subject of Ms. Markle being "constrained" by Kensington Palace courtiers, as follows: ... "
" ... What has the Queen and Prince Charles, senior courtiers, much of Fleet Street and thus the nation so flummoxed and hot under the collar this morning is the lovebirds' calculated, unilateral decision to make the announcement as a fait accompli, without consulting Harry's father or grandmother on the wording, the timing, or the method by which Harry's larger step back is to be structured or accomplished. Nobody has had a chance to do any of that work yet. Heavy debates about it now loom. Word on the street is that there has been at least one stern conference call between Harry, his his beleaguered grandmother, Charles and William today. There will likely be much more of that to come for young Harry. ... "