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Maandag, 12 Januari, 2009

Door Robert Jobson en Ryan Sabey, 10/01/2009

De PRINS Harry maakte tot schok racistische opmerkingen op een video, kan het Nieuws van de Wereld openbaren.

De militairprins giet schande op de Koninklijke Familie aangezien hij een Aziatische squaddie roept? onze kleine vriend Paki? en vertelt een andere ambtenarenkadet die jokingly een vakantie van de camouflagesluier draagt: ? F *** me, u kijkt als een raghead?? een aanvallende termijn voor een Arabier.

Harry, 24, ten derde in lijn aan de troon, bespot ook verbazingwekkend de Koningin? de in-leider van de Bevelhebber van het Britse Leger? terwijl uit handelend een mobiel telefoongesprek aan haar voor andere kadetten bij een gebiedskamp in Cyprus.

Zij lachen uit luid aangezien de oneerbiedige Prins beweert om het bored spreken aan zijn grootmoeder te krijgen en dismissively omhoog op haar hangt die zegt: ? I? ve kreeg te gaan, kreeg te gaan, tot ziens. De god redt u… ja, dat? groot s.?

Hij gekscheert zelfs over de kleur van zijn pubic haar met één militair in het midden van het geven van orden.
Vorge nacht gaf het Huis Clarence een VERONTSCHULDIGING voor Harry uit? s gedrag in de stuitende videoagenda? waarin Harry vaak achter de camera die foul-mouthed lopend commentaar geeft is.

Zijn zieke opmerkingen hebben niet alleen razend gemaakt de Koningin maar spanningen met Islamitische groepen in het UK kunnen ook verhogen die geweld werden aangedaan dat hij Moslims in Afghanistan bestrijden en ging doden.
En zij zullen mortify de leiders die van het Leger militairen van Groot-Brittannië proberen aan te werven? s etnische minderheden.

De film werd gemaakt in 2006, enkel een jaar nadat Harry shamed voor het dragen van een Nazi hakenkruis bij een buitensporige kledingspartij en dwong om een grovelling verontschuldiging te maken was.

Vlucht

Het begint als Prins? ongeveer om in opleiding als gevechtshelikopter proef terecht te komen? sluit zich aan bij andere kadetten die zich bij een luchthaven voor hun vlucht aan Cyprus verzamelen.

Hij is achter camcorder, filterend rond bored of slaapkameraden die op hun vlucht wachten.
Zoals hij films één kadet die op de vloer van de vertrekzitkamer ligt, hij zegt: ? Dit is luxe. En hier wacht ons eerste voorbeeld van misschien hoe te admin zelf (jargon voor het zorgen van voor uw uitrusting en het houden van in goede orde) in de terminal op R.A.F.?

De camerapannen over andere snoozing militairen, met het becommentariëren van Harry? nu is slechte admin, slechte admin? alvorens hij plotseling ophoudt en binnen op het gezicht van een unsuspecting Aziatische kadetwerven weg zoemt.
? Om het even wie anders rond hier? … Ah, onze kleine vriend Paki… Ahmed? hij fluistert.

After arriving in Cyprus, Harry is on exercise with his platoon when he makes his second offensive racist comment.

Once again he is behind the camera, filming in the dark.

One of his comrades has put what appears to be some camouflage over his head and as he looks up at the lens Harry says: ?It?s Dan the Man… F*** me, you look like a raghead. Look at me. Look at me…. look away.?
The video? obtained by the News of the World?then shows the Prince on manouevres in Cyprus with his comrades. Harry plays on-screen reporter, turning the video on himself as he walks along. Then still a Sandhurst military cadet, he sarcastically mocks the exercise they have been given to do.

?It?s hot, very hot. Let me quickly show you the camp, let me show you the pointless tasks,? he says.
?Maybe not pointless tasks, we have been given by the real Company Sergeant Major, which apparently is all very much worthwhile towards our education in the field.?

The camcorder is passed to another squaddie. A cadet then introduces Harry as ?Mr Wales? and says the prince is ?going to attempt to deliver a set of deliberate night attack orders in 30 seconds?.
The camera focuses on the Prince as he sits pretending to finish a call to the Queen.

?I?ve got to go, got to go. Send my love to the corgis. Send my love to the corgis and Grandpa? before making his ?God Save You? insult.

Afterwards he pops a cigarette in his mouth before barking orders about an upcoming exercise, saying ?we will be wearing smocks, body armour, helmet, and all the usual s**t?. After giving the orders the exercise descends into farce when the Prince, wielding an army knife, asks his men if there are any questions.
One of the squad cheekily remarks: ?Are your pubes ginger too??

Harry replies: ?Sorry??

He is then asked the question again and replies: ?Yes, they are? to laughter from the rest.

Highs

Later Harry, wielding the camera again, asks another member of the squad to talk through the exercise they have just done.

He asks for ?your ups and downs in the exercise. Highs and lows. Good people, bad people. Good points, bad points.? Off camera, he adds: ?How do you feel? Gay? Queer on the side??

Then Harry asks another cadet: ?Anything you want to say? There?s no secrets here. Quickly just tell me what the f ** k is going on??

The sequence ends with a reference to the hit Channel 4 show Big Brother: ?Well that?s all from sandpit heaven in Cyprus. What you?ll next see is probably the diary. Big Brother wants you. Ciao.?
Throughout the film, Harry remarks several times: ?All is good in the Empire.?

Other scenes in the video diary show Harry enjoying party nights out with his pals on manouevres.
In one scene the Prince?now on the wagon?mockingly mouths to another soldier ?I love you? before kissing him on the cheek and licking his face. On the same night he is seen holding two fingers to his head, implying he wants to shoot himself because he is so bored by the Greek dancers.

Harry?s racist slur came a year after he was widely criticised over the Nazi costume incident.
In January 2005 the Prince, then 20, wore a swastika on a German Afrika Korps uniform to a fancy dress party.

He was forced to issue an apology saying: ?I am very sorry if I have caused any offence. It was a poor choice of costume and I apologise.?

But the Prince?s tongue could get him into even deeper trouble this time.

Harry, who was promoted to the rank of Lieutentant after serving in Afghanistan, is in clear breach of British Army regulations. Officers guilty of racism within the Army face ?major administrative action? for misconduct and a range of punishments from written censure to being booted out of the service.
In 2004 a report by the Armed Forces Directorate of Operations Capability, found 40 per cent of soldiers said there was racism in the Army and 30 per cent believed racial harassment existed.

Racist

In March 2007 The Ministry of Defence said it would investigate claims of racist behaviour towards black Commonwealth soldiers.

The move came as Belize-born Marlon Clancy announced he was setting up an independent union for 6,000 Commonwealth soldiers in the army to help them deal with racism. Clancy told the BBC he had complained without success about racist bullying and intimidation for the seven years of his British army service. He claimed he was attacked by squaddies dressed as the Ku Klux Klan who called him ?nigger?.
Forces top brass are stepping up attempts to attract more soldiers from ethnic minorities in the fight against terrorism.

Muslim recruits who understand the languages of southern Afghanistan are highly prized as intelligence officers to interpret Taliban radio chatter.

Staff officers have insisted the Army?s policy must be ?zero tolerance to all forms of discrimination?.
But Harry?s offhand use of the word ?Paki? shows that among Sandhurst?s officer cadets?the Generals of the future?racist terms are far from taboo. Last September three Army instructors were suspended after an undercover BBC investigation into the Infantry Training Centre at Catterick, N Yorks. During the programme, one recruit was secretly filmed yelling ?Paki? as he plunged his bayonet into a target dummy.
In 2007, a Jamaican-born soldier, identified only by his first name Wayne, said he faced regular racist abuse from non-commissioned and senior officers.

He claimed the soldiers? shameful view was: ?You?re niggers. You come over here and take all the married quarters and taking up the space… You need to go back to your country.?

(c) NEWS OF THE WORLD

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