https://youtube.com/shorts/7IM...?si=PFTSshBT1_k-XU6S

Princess Margaret did her share to kill this kind of deference by being mean as hell to people, by getting a divorce, and by having an affair with a murderer in the Caribbean.

But who knows? Feudalism seems to be making a comeback.

https://youtube.com/shorts/RUJ...?si=WOPNeq9YNCsxgfPo

The Queen literally told her not to visit the hospital with AIDS patients.

I watch these clips, short videos, and documentaries (until I can't stand it and stop them), and I ponder about the nuances of history that are being lost. I guess that's the way of the world. You could probably find a lot of information with access to the right sources, but then you have problem of finding them. I think for Diana, good sources are interviewd of people who knew her.

https://youtube.com/shorts/yIl...?si=ZrPHDYH0yXoZvAzn

This actually happened. Catherine and Charlotte didn't curtsey to the queen consort-- at a coronation! I don't know what William and the two boys did...

I've heard a more credible reason for Catherine being upset is Camilla had 20 guests but Catherine's had 4.

They don't get along, but Camilla doesn't get along with anyone but Charles. Anne particularly hates her because Anne had an affair with Camilla's ex-husband before the marriage. Also, Anne doesn't approve of her. Interesting enough, Anne hated Diana, too.

My favorite member of the family now is Charlotte, followed by Catherine, William, Anne, and Sophie. I don't know why I feel this way. Charlotte, though, has had an almost magical quality to her personality since she was born.

This is Harry's wife mocking the Queen in the Netflix mockumentary.

https://youtube.com/shorts/nEI...?si=4B1R5yelazwuW9FF

This gesture with the arm being rolled 3 times while bowing the head SLIGHTLY is not a curtsey.

It's a gesture a stage performer makes when introducing a main player as I'd bet most or all of you know.

Her disrespect is apalling and Harry just sits there like a fool.