Prince Harry: Back Because of Blabbers

91. I'm glad to hear that he's back in jolly old England safe and sound. Good job Harry!

Posted at 8:39PM on Mar 1st 2008 by toomanydoggies

92. here is a guy that is third to the throne in england. and he want to be normal like you and me. he want to service his country . so why are we bashing him. He is doing something he want to do when he was younger and he follow the dream.
so the media blow where he is .
If I was him I would sue every media that report the story . that might teach them a huge lesson ..

Posted at 9:34PM on Mar 1st 2008 by jas

93. It took major stones for him to place himself in that hostile environment. I salute his service and humility and example.

Posted at 9:28PM on Mar 1st 2008 by wasted days and wasted nights

94. Since today is St. David's Day in Wales (Prince Harry being "Cornet Wales) it is a tradition to give a leek (a vegetable) to each other!

I guess Matt Drudge thought yesterday was the day to give leaks!

Posted at 9:35PM on Mar 1st 2008 by #14

95. To all those who hail Bush as some sort of hero in uniform let me introduce you to one... My father. This poor man "Money that is" went to Vietnam "The war Bush dodged by going to the Gaurd" from 1966 to 1970 a 19 year old marine with No officer rank meaning front line duty. All you punks who think Bush is some warrior should try saying it to a veteran's face. The Bush family couldn't shine his boots. As far as Prince Harry is concerned their is a real man thinking of country rather then self.

Posted at 9:52PM on Mar 1st 2008 by gamehound83

96. It's nice that both his Dad and his brother were there to meet him. That is the way families should be.

Posted at 10:39PM on Mar 1st 2008 by L

97. The story incorrectly states that he was "....greeted by his father." Where? They only show him with Prince Charles.

Anyway, now that Harry's back we can finally do that DNA comparison with Harry and James Hewitt.

Posted at 10:43PM on Mar 1st 2008 by A guy

98. Here is his 1st post war interview.


http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23302659-661,00.html

Click on video.

Nice guy:)

Posted at 10:52PM on Mar 1st 2008 by JUSTCHILLIN

99.

Tell Camilla to be sure to check Prince C. outfit before he leaves the palace !!

He looks like a six year old dressed him ; he doesn't even match !

Posted at 11:27PM on Mar 1st 2008 by Gorilla Warfare

100. It's too bad Harry didn't get a chance to serve his country. As for the media, it was an Australian magazine called New Idea that first printed the news about Harry's service and then a gerrman magazine picked it up. After that it was the Drudge report and then everyone knew so there you have it.

As for Dubya, yes he did risk his life in being the plane going to Iraq but he is the president and did start this war with the entire weapons of MD. So it only seems fair that he should risk his life. What doesn't seem fair that kids are over there fighting for nothing. Did we find the weapons of MD? No. Was the MISSION ACCOMPLISHED? No. We are still there.

As for Jake, it's the same crap mouthed off by people with no clue. Let's face it Jake, George W. Bush is the republican Jimmy Carter. And don't you look foward to your taxes going through the roof? After all somebody's gotta pay for the debt. Actually, I vote for you.

Posted at 5:21PM on Mar 2nd 2008 by amichelle

101. Liz, "nobody was talking about Clinton"?. Are you serious? They shouldn't have been talking about Bush either! Bottom line: Bush is not the first prez to send military into combat. Don't drag his girls into it just because you don't like him. It is not their fault. But you are right about the age of Chelsea at the time. I didn't mean it literally, it just doesn't make sense to dump on the Bush girls. And check out Chelsea's nails (and hair, and teeth), etc. There is nothing natural about that girl anymore either.

Posted at 12:07AM on Mar 2nd 2008 by Annie2

102. To be fair, I will pick on a better target. Why didn't Clinton send his brother into combat? Perhaps that would have been more age-appropriate.

Posted at 12:10AM on Mar 2nd 2008 by Annie2

103. Can anyone explain the drastically "non-military" haircut? I didn't expect "high and tight" but Harry looks a bit too much like a surfer...Are the standards that lax these days?

PS Sincerely, Bravo Harry...I'm sure that your mum is proud.

Posted at 9:21PM on Mar 3rd 2008 by Yeeeeehah

104. A prince and a normal man at the same time. That is impressive. My best regards. Sorry that you lost 4 weeks from your frontline service in Afghanistan.

With Prince Harry´s words: My withdrawal is a "shame."

(Another source for interview: //cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/0301/prince.afghanistan1/index.html)

Posted at 12:33AM on Mar 2nd 2008 by dAcB

105. FOR ALL THOSE GIVING PRINCE HARRY A BAD TIME , WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU WERE IN AFGHANISTAN OR ANY OTHER COMBAT ZONE , GETTING SHOT AT ???

Posted at 1:09AM on Mar 2nd 2008 by DUTY HONOR COUNTRY