[0:00]despicable fake tears at Bondai Beach, using a terrorist atrocity to sell her shitty clothing. On stage at the not sold out her best life retreat for just 122 minutes, before deciding to be booed at the football alongside her husband Prince Harry. The MSM will not give you the truth about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's disaster tour, but outspoken will, so let's go. Kicking off with this decision and I do want to remind you that when Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were in Jordan, they actually visited an organization connected to the Palestinians that have direct terrorist supporters working for it. So I I I think the fact that she was even deciding to go to Bondai Beach and all of a sudden care about an anti-Semitic Islamist terror attack was disgusting anyway, but the fake tears made me ill.
[1:08]I think if you may describe the scene a little bit. Darling, go inside yourself, go into your heart. Where all the love is. Now stay there. We're laying over together in this heart space. In the midst of horror, how much time passed, but we survived. Horrific stories that no one should ever really experience. Let me introduce you now. Thanks, Jessie. How's everyone doing now? My daughter, she's she's processing a lot. She doesn't want to talk about it, but little things come out and I get to um Gross, it was absolutely a case of this. Can you make yourself cry? Oh, I can do that so well. OMG, it's crazy. They're like, Meghan, one tear, left eye, go! Give me 3 seconds. Yeah, we know. We know that's what you did, is that one said Meghan's most difficult acting part so far alongside this video, making it abundantly clear that she was faking it. This was an acting job. It was for the cameras. She doesn't give a damn about the victims of Bondai Beach. She is on the other side. The veil between us. If I was to visit Bondai Beach after a terrible tragedy, the last thing I would do is have a faux walk about. I certainly wouldn't be laughing and smiling, not to mention posing in the clothes I was planning on merging later. And that is exactly what she did. And Tom Sykes, who I actually think is one of the people who are who is pretty fair on the Sussex's, he is disgusted. He is completely disgusted about this, writing on his substack, The Royalist, Meghan just turned a massacre site into an online shopping mall. It really shouldn't need saying, but when you are meeting people affected by an anti-Semitic mass shooting, making a quick buck off the event is a revolting dereliction of one's duty as a human. He went on, selling the clothes off her own back at the site of a massacre where 15 people died might come easily to Meghan, but, like any right-minded person, I find this sickening, much as I found it sickening earlier in the week when the clothes she wore when visiting a children's cancer hospital were put on the platform.
[3:34]Meghan then changed before going to a veterans art event later in the day, and also put that outfit online. Why not go the whole hog and start selling jam crepes out of a trailer in the fucking car park? How wise the Queen was when she advised this foolish, impatient, know-it-all couple not to try and combine a life of service with a life of profit, and how idiotic they were to ignore her. And by the way, the whole life of profit thing ain't going too well. Because Meghan embarrassingly turned up to the her best life retreat where the tickets failed to sell out. Here she is on stage with Jackie O's co-host, Jemma. And we know Jemma is in her own little battle with the Australian government, finding it very difficult to pay her tax bill. And so that was what this was all about. And guess what, the poor folk inside, who had paid literally thousands and thousands of dollars, in order to attend with Meghan at the unfinished Intercontinental Kuji Beach Hotel, which doesn't even have a ball ready at the moment, they got her for 122 minutes. That was all.
[4:57]Because Meghan decided it was more important to join her husband, Prince Harry, as a war Tars game. And by the way, no one was happy to see her there either. in front of a couple of big names in the form of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, just checking in there with Phil, I believe John Hulls is doing a little hosting for the evening as well. But I had someone inside the ground, who was sending me footage. And I asked him very clearly when this moment was shown on the big screen were they booed. And he said yes they were. But he said what was actually most interesting was just the silence apart from a few boos. There were no cheers. There was no interest. Everyone at the Warter's game was just like, what? But but I want to show you part of the footage he sent me, because this is the first moment where where the where the crowd sees Harry and Megan on screen. And what you will note is absolutely no cheers, but if you listen carefully you will hear the boos.
[6:21]Did you pick up on that? I did. And so Harry and Meghan knew that there wasn't a big sort of hysteria around having them there positives, so They tried to turn it on, of course, knowing that they were being viewed and this was effectively a photo opportunity. So there were fake waves to the crowd. And then, and this is again my exclusive footage from inside the ground, we got the obligatory PDA, which Harry was forced into just in order to secure the photos. Watch.
[8:07]She knows what she has to do. She knows what she has to do. By the way, it's no longer William whose hair is alarming the world. It's Harry who looked alarmingly bored from behind. Now, Meghan Markle started the day with a walk around the beaches of Sydney, where she was followed by nine people including Mr. Marcus Anderson, which does suggest there was some type of Soho House involvement in this trip that we definitely all expected.
[8:50]But after the Bondai Beach, I sorry, after the uh yeah, after the Bondai Beach visit, Harry and Meghan decided to try and turn things up and sort of show for the Invictus games that they could still have positive interactions on a fake royal tour. But for me, I actually found the whole thing incredibly awkward. I I don't think Meghan Markle is good with children. And and I think we see that time and time again, and this was another example of that.
[10:11]As Nancy Sidley posted, as a former teacher, Meghan's interaction with this little girl is unsettling. She deliberately avoids eye contact so the child understands the interaction is over, even as the girl tries to keep her attention. This isn't new behavior because she seems to be good at it. Meghan knows exactly how to shut children down when she's finished with them. It's disgusting, in my opinion. Now, even at Bondai Beach, I want to show you some footage because what it proves is that there's a a lot of bullshit being spread in the mainstream media, especially the Australian mainstream media about how us how Australians are so happy about this tour and turning out in their droves. What this video will show you is that the people just happened to be there, because of course, Bondai Beach is one of the most central tourist attractions in Australia. And it was a joke to them. That they're not serious fans. And they're just getting on the bus. Oh, okay. They're just cheering. It's a bit of fun. There's another crowd of people. You got to move. You got to move. Oh, okay. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you.
[11:46]And by the way, anyone who thinks that Meghan's new AI website to sell her clothes is in some way turning her into a fashion icon, I think is wrong. I actually agree with Shane Watson in the Daily Mail, who wrote, who on Earth would want to buy any of Meghan's Australian looks, asks Shane Watson. They're stiff, impractical and worst of all, horribly aging. To Royal YouTube sensation P Dina now, who has been following the escapades of this tour all week. And P Dina, it started badly, okay, with that stunt at the Australian Hospital. But I would argue this final day, P Dina has been even more morally repugnant. Because for Meghan Markle, given what she did in Jordan, and given the organizations that she has cozyed up to, to try and say that she cares about the victims of the Bondai Beach massacre is gross in itself, but we know how she acts. And the fact that she genuinely turned on those fake tears in front of the international media was for me a new low. And as I say, this has been a week of lows. But first, do you remember when you could bounce back without even thinking about it? You'd push hard, sleep it off, and you were fine. Now it can feel like your body files a complaint after a long week, a tough workout or disrupted night sleep, even just traveling, and recovery takes longer than you'd like. is the interesting part, that bounce back isn't just willpower, it's biology. Turns out, the secret to healing, recovery and resilience isn't just luck, it's stem cells. These are your body's built-in repair crew, but as we age, that system slows down, fewer cells, weaker signals, slower recovery. This is exactly why Qualia Stem Cell was created. Think of it like this. Your body has renewal system running in the background, and Qualia Stem Cell is designed to support that system so it can keep doing what it's built to do. It's a science-backed formula crafted with well-researched ingredients, including nature's heavy hitters like Sea Buckthorn and Royal Jelly, to help support your body's natural repair signals so you can keep moving, recovering, and thriving. And it's refreshingly practical. You only take it four days a month, a simple monthly routine aimed at supporting your body's regenerative capacity over time. So if you've ever felt like your body just doesn't bounce back like it used to, whether it's after a tough workout, getting sick, or just the wear and tear of life, this is for you. Qualia Stem Cell was designed to support your body's natural repair systems, helping you heal, recover, and keep going strong. And check this out right now, you can try it for up to 50% off at qualialife.com/dan. And here's a bonus. Use the code Dan D A N for an additional 15% off your order. That's Q U A L I A life.com/dan. Your body's built to repair itself. Qualia just helps it do it that better. And a big thanks, by the way, to Qualia for sponsoring this episode of outspoken. And now, let's get back to the show. Absolutely. And I think when you look at what Meghan is doing, it is I believe it's criminal. It's criminal to sell clothing, to sell your wears off of the backs of tragedy. Who would allow this, especially with your your branding of the the title? How can this even happen? I mean, there needs to be protections to the people who are being grifted. They are the ones that need protection. I mean, I know a lot of horrible things happened with Andrew, he lost his title. But do we not see horrible things happening here, they're clear taking advantage of sick children and using people in their tragedy to help build your commercial brand, that is something that people need protected against. I think there needs to be uh, something done about Meghan and this whole title that she is using, that she is trying to make money off of. I mean, that is something that needs to be uh, something needs to be done about it. There needs to be protections for the people who are taking advantage of. They don't see that. Why is the King not acting on it? It is infuriating to see this woman take this half in half out, which we know the Queen did not want, and she is allowed to do it at an extent that I could not even imagine. I mean, selling your clothes, really, Meghan? She is, she is so low. I I'm just appalled that the King is doing nothing, absolutely nothing about this. How is this possible unless, of course, they are helping? Exactly, they're in on it. They're in on it, which is the growing suggestion.
[17:42]But you know, when I think about the hospital, how is it that she's allowed to go to this hospital? The administrators are clearly told to allow this to happen. I think we have clear proof, yes, that they are being backed by the monarchy. I believe. Well, Richard Eden has written on this in the Daily Mail today. You know, he's the guy who's come up with the idea of Operation Thor, which is part of the establishment including the likes of Boris Johnson trying to make it more palatable for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to return long-term to the United Kingdom. He wrote on this today P Dina the establishment plot thickens, and he reveals the fears inside Catherine and William's camp, as Harry and Meghan put on a Royal showdown under, as rumors about the couple's return to Britain swirl. And he wrote, what we are seeing shows why the Queen as in Queen Elizabeth II was right not to allow Harry and Meghan to mix money-making with royal duties, one friend of William and Catherine tells me. In my own opinion, young cancer victims can end up looking like props to help the Sussex's make money. It's extremely dangerous for the monarchy, the public need to know that Royals are carrying out engagements out of a sense of duty, not to provide window dressing for a lucrative foreign tour. So, Richard Eden does think this is part of the establishment plot, P Dina. Hmm. I I just think that Meghan is at a position now where she, yeah, this is going to continue. It is, definitely, it's it's a plot, it's something that is happening, it's being emboldened, it is going to continue to grow, and at this point, I mean, I I I'm just at a loss for words. I I really am. I just I don't know what to even think of all of this. It's just so despicable to me that you could be, you could be doing something that should be out of a sense of duty. And to me, it looks like they're cheapening royalty. Royalty has become very cheap to me. It's become disdained, and if this is something that is allowed to happen, I feel like I don't want any anything to do with it because there is no sense of duty. There is no sense of doing it because you have a connection to the people you are trying to help. You are trying to support them to, uh, you know, find cures for the diseases, uh, donate money to the organizations. It's not about the photo-op. The photo-op is used to help the people that you are there visiting, not to help the person there that is visiting make money. It it royalty has taken a big turn, and it has become something very ugly. Every time she uses that Duchess of Sussex, I am disgusted because we know it is to make money for Meghan. It's not about the people, and I'm all about helping the people, the underprivileged, the disadvantaged, and they're the ones who are being taken advantage of here, and that is clearly being allowed to happen.
[21:36]Very well put, P Dina. I guess all I would say is that at least we know Prince William and Catherine do not believe that this is sustainable, do not believe that this is appropriate, and they are the future of the monarchy. Thank goodness.
