Despite Their Claims Harry And Meghan Markle Are No Nelson Mandela

The jaw-dropping new bio that Harry and Meghan reportedly endorsed is even more juicily juvenile and comically one-sided than anticipated given that its claim to fame is the telling of the “real” story of the couple as told by their own inside circle.

Plus the fact that the writers have been openly described as the couple’s “cheerleaders.”

So with all that in mind try not to laugh at the lopsided look inside the apparently tortured days and mistreated nights the couple had to endure at the opulent palace to the point that they had no choice but to flee in order to, as the book’s title proclaims, Find Freedom!

Do Harry And Meghan Have A Very Different Perspective Of Themselves Than The Rest Of The World?

Based on excerpts it sounds like this pair sees themselves as a modern-day Nelson Mandela, prosecuted in their own homeland, caged by tormentors for their beliefs, and once unleashed vowing to speak about their ordeal now that they can safely do so away from the oppressors.

This is in no way meant to slight Mandela’s plight. He was a real political prisoner who was horribly mistreated and wrongfully imprisoned. Make no mistake, Harry and Meghan are no Mandela.

To illustrate the point that these two see themselves as victims, within the pages of Finding Freedom are claims along the lines of Harry and Meghan finding themselves encircled in their palatial digs by “viper courtiers.”

There are also claims that they were unhappy that his brother and his wife, William and Kate, were given better official roles than them. Do they not know that William is thisclose to being the King?

Harry And Meghan Reportedly Perceived Themselves As “Cut Adrift” From The Firm

The provocative extracts were obtained by The Times and Sunday Times. It’s no secret that many fear Harry and Meghan’s airing of their dirty laundry will only deepen the divide they created with their overblown public spectacle aka Megxit.

Based on their actions and the perspective in Finding Freedom, Harry and Meghan have grievances against his family. Some would suggest professional counseling to address their apparently deep-seated resentment. But in Meghan’s world, the answer to being ticked off is to publicly shame and blame rather take responsibility and try to work things out as rational adults.

Could it be that they actually prefer sitting at the kid’s table?