Harry and Meghan Expose the Sham of Awards Industry in the US

The awards industry in the US has been brought into question once again, thanks to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The couple, who have received numerous awards since their departure from the royal family, have been criticized for their latest accolade: the Legends of Aviation Award for Harry.

Many are questioning why Harry, who was merely a co-pilot in an Apache helicopter, is being hailed as a legend in aviation.

According to the Legends of Aviation Award Committee, Harry is receiving this honor for his two tours of Afghanistan and his charity work.

However, critics argue that these achievements do not warrant such a prestigious award.

Ross Clark, a writer for the Spectator, has lambasted Harry and Meghan, as well as the entire awards industry in America.

He argues that if awards can be bought and paid for, then their value becomes questionable.

Clark highlights that this is not the first time Harry and Meghan have received questionable awards.

They have been awarded for their advocacy of women and girls, limiting their family size for the environment, and promoting racial justice and mental health.

Clark questions the legitimacy of these awards and suggests that they have been bestowed upon the couple by friendly organizations seeking publicity.

The criticism towards Harry and Meghan extends beyond their awards.

Many argue that they have not made significant contributions to improve the world or the lives of others.

Their attitude of victimhood and involvement in woke culture only adds to the divisiveness in society.

Instead of bringing people together, they seem to exacerbate existing conflicts.

One of the most recent awards received by the couple was the Ripple of Hope Award from the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Organization.

This award was given to them for their supposed brave stance against racism in the royal family.

However, Harry himself admitted that the royal family is not racist, leading to further questions about the legitimacy of the award.

Despite the criticism, Ross Clark suggests that Harry and Meghan have inadvertently exposed the meaningless nature of the awards industry in the US.

He argues that these awards are often a means for organizers to gain publicity, rather than recognizing genuine achievers in various fields.

By promoting Harry and Meghan as high achievers, the industry has ridiculed itself.

In conclusion, the controversy surrounding Harry and Meghan's awards highlights the questionable nature of the awards industry in the US.

Their numerous accolades, which many believe are undeserved, have brought attention to the fact that awards can be bought and paid for.

This revelation has led to a reevaluation of the value and significance of such honors.