Harry Maligned His Grandmother: Sir Edward Young’s Letter Exposes Sussexes’ Lies About Queen Elizabeth

In a shocking revelation, Prince Harry has been accused of maligning his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.

According to a recent report, both Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been caught lying about the late Queen's wishes for their security.

The couple's deceitful tactics to gain publicity and sympathy as victims continue to unravel.

The Sun has shed light on the blatant lies propagated by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

In court this week, Prince Harry claimed that he felt compelled to leave his UK home due to a security dispute.

He challenged the reduction in his publicly funded security detail after stepping down as a working royal in 2020.

However, letters exchanged between the late Queen's senior aide and the cabinet secretary have emerged as evidence, contradicting Harry's claims.

Contrary to what Prince Harry asserted, these letters revealed that the late Queen considered effective security for the couple imperative.

Sir Edward Young, the late Queen's private secretary, wrote a letter to the cabinet secretary on January 31st, 2020, outlining the agreements made during the family's Sandringham summit on January 13th.

This letter emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, given their public profiles, military service, and the history of targeted threats against the family.

Moreover, Sir Edward's letter clarified that decisions regarding publicly funded security were independent and rested with the UK government, the Government of Canada, and any other host government.

This information, disclosed in a legal judgment during the Duke of Sussex's libel case against Associated Newspapers Limited, contradicts the narrative perpetuated by Harry and Meghan that they were abandoned by the royal family.

The crucial aspect of the letter lies in the late Queen's recognition that the decision regarding security was beyond her control.

As the couple's position changed, they no longer qualified for state-funded protection.

This change stemmed from their decision to disassociate themselves from the Queen and instead support organizations in their own name.

Consequently, they lost the support of state-funded security as they prioritized self-promotion over public service.

It is important to note that Prince Harry has been provided with appropriate security on a case-by-case basis when he is in the UK.

However, the question arises: what purpose would reinstating his security serve?

Neither Harry nor Meghan have any plans to return to the UK permanently.

Therefore, the need for round-the-clock dedicated resources seems unnecessary.

It appears that their intention is to exploit the system and seek taxpayer-funded security and intelligence in the US.

Furthermore, the couple's preference for high-level security indicates their desire to project themselves as important heads of state and a first lady.

This raises concerns about their true intentions and their inclination towards self-importance rather than genuine public service.

The revelations from Sir Edward Young's letter have exposed the lies propagated by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle regarding the late Queen's wishes for their security.

The evidence contradicts their claims of being abandoned by the royal family.

As the truth continues to emerge, it becomes increasingly clear that the couple's quest for publicity and sympathy has led them down a path of deception.