Tabloids now also publish their stories online alongside the falling sales of printed news reports, therefore the establishment messages are high volume and play a great part in persuading public opinion. The links between newspaper owners, government officials, Aristocracy and the Royal Family is strong and social media is now a major player in the communication industry. In the case of Prince Harry, tabloid media was bad and is even worse now. In the case of Princess Diana, there was the existence of tabloid media, but as the media has an unwritten contract with the British Royal Family, any news that was published and circulated around like confetti, was such a force that a lone person, who had no means of giving their side of the story independent to that same media, life was very difficult when the establishment turned on her. Any born outside of marriage, are not spoken about, and if they do receive funds, it is not something the general public will ever hear about.
There is clearly a history of ‘dumping’ people in what was deemed at the time to be a ‘far away place’, where they would be forgotten about, and where any children involved were not recognised in the Line of Succession, even though they were born within a marriage, and they were given a new name and Title. Some people were practically erased from history and conversations, by changing their names and giving them finance, and moving them far away from the Royal family itself. In the case of the first family, there was no tabloid press or social media, so history was written how the Royal Family wanted people of the future to be informed. In all 3 cases, history books show how pressures were placed upon individuals who had independent thought, and many hurdles were put in their way. What does it say about a system that procreates to extend the line of power, and where the first born male is treated as though they are anointed by some kind of high power, and the people of the realm are meant to worship them without question. In all 3 family stories, the element of people of colour plays a role, and the way the British Monarchy reacted to people who had independent thoughts, is very similar over the centuries. Todays podcast takes a helicopter view of 3 mothers, who are connected to the British Monarchy, either directly or via marriage, and whose children appear to have ruffled the Royal establishment figures and protocols, following in two cases, like their respective mothers did – purely by being themselves.
& You Will Never Hear Described in this Way by the Current British Monarchy Queen Charlotte, Princess Diana & Doria RaglandĬreated Huge Impact on British Royal History
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