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Royal Family News: Prince Harry Uses The Invictus Games To Shill For A Nonexistent Product

By Tanya Clark

HarryBritish royal family news shows that today Prince Harry intoned that the mind is, “like a muscle,” because it needs to be, “honed, trained, rehabbed and coached.” The only problem with that is, 1. The mind is not a muscle, the brain is the actual muscle, and 2. He spoke as a salesman for the start-up mental health firm that is paying him to be a logo. Lecturing under the influence of ignorance again is Clown Prince Hollywood Harry. Listen at your own risk.

Royal Family News – Harry Is A Fool

To be more precise, unlike Harry whose bosses should educate him before he misspeaks in public again, Harry talked as the ‘chief impact officer’ at a California-based coaching company. In his clever way he has found a way to shill for the start-up paying him probably millions, using the Invictus Games.

What he’s doing is called double dipping and before he again accuses his dad Prince Charles of being in bed with shady characters he should look in the mirror.

Royal Family News – Harry Is A Tool?

The problem with being a fool is that most don’t know it and in Harry’s case his little start-up company bosses apparently don’t care as long as they get mileage out of him. Which is the same boat disgraced Harry’s disgraced uncle Andrew allegedly found himself in with Jeffrey Epstein. According to Tina Brown, Andrew was a useful idiot only good for making money for his friend, dead convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Such is Harry, using his token role at BetterUp to promote his Invictus Games Foundation? Let the buyer beware.

Royal Family News – Why Is Harry Misspeaking?

But wait, it gets better. According to the Daily Mail, in the same breath Harry, “said that the Games are ‘about empowering every single person around the world’,” BetterUp, “revealed it will offer one-to-one coaching and personalized assessments to support people involved with Invictus.”

These service come at no cost to the individual, until they do? Where have we all heard messaging like this before? To be fair the bait and switch speculation is just that. And yet Harry has shown that he is in it for the bucks, in his own words, “financial freedom,’ trumps everything. Would you buy a used car from this salesman?

The Invictus Games take place in The Hague Saturday until April 22. Let the games begin.

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    1. Park Avenue says

      Correction:
      They are NOT "His Invictus Games"
      He was the Patron.
      The Invictus Games are [were] modeled after The Warrior Games in the US.
      He didn't "found" them. They were dropped in his lap, like everything else in his life

      Historically, the Warrior Games have also invited international partner nations, and this year, athletes from the United Kingdom Armed Forces, Australian Defence Force, the Canadian Armed Forces, the Netherlands Defence Force and the Denmark Defence Command will compete. It will be the seventh time for athletes from the U.K., third time for athletes from Australia, the second time for the Canadian team and the first for the Netherlands and the Danish Armed Forces.The Warrior Games will feature 13 sports: archery, cycling, track, field, shooting, sitting volleyball, swimming, wheelchair basketball, rowing, powerlifting, wheelchair tennis, wheelchair rugby and, for the first time in Warrior Games history, golf. To qualify for the Warrior Games teams, athletes participate in camps, clinics, trials or similar means for their respective service teamsCreated in 2010, the DoD Warrior Games introduce wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans to Paralympic-style sports. Warrior Games showcases the resilient spirit of today’s wounded, ill or injured service members from all branches of the military.Are the Warrior Games open to athletes from other countries?
      Yes, the Department of Defense have invited athletes from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, U

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