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The Bastard Prince pays tribute to allied Dead in Corporate Wars
by captain Friday, May 10 2013, 10:18am
international / prose / post

The title says it all but it should first be stated that there is no honour, glory or anything else in death. Death is a neutral event, it visits everyone from beggar, bastard prince, duped soldiers that die for Corporate profits and not to be forgotten, the millions of innocent civilians that pay the highest price. But in death all are equal so let's not make a fiction from the stark reality of INJUSTICE.

Toy Prince Harry

Today's wars are primarily fought for resource Corporations and Zionist bankers, there is no honour in today's wars. A civilian holocaust in Iraq for the sake of stolen oil, Afghanistan torn apart for pipelines, heroin and mineral resources, the Balkans fragmented for a strategic US base. It matters not how thick and fast the propaganda mill churns out its LIES because the Truth remains steadfast and immutable.

So, to the bastard Prince and all the media directors, spin doctors and especially to the fools that continue to fight criminal corporate wars for profit, blow it out your stupid arses -- there is NO HONOUR!

Story from propaganda mill follows:

WASHINGTON: Prince Harry, in the dress uniform of his British army regiment, paid tribute Friday to US soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan on day two of a US tour dedicated in good part to war veterans.

With white-gloved hands behind his back, he strolled alone through rows of white headstones in a section of the sun-kissed Arlington National Cemetery reserved for those who died in America's most recent wars.

He wore the dark blue uniform of the Blues and Royals cavalry regiment, which he joined in 2006, together with a powder blue beret representing his role as an Apache attack helicopter pilot in the British army's air wing.

On a floral arrangement, the prince left a handwritten note: "To my comrades-in-arms of the United States of America, who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in the cause of freedom."

Harry, 28, who has twice deployed in Afghanistan, signed the black-bordered card with his formal name, Captain Henry Wales.

Later in the morning, Harry laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington, watched by a youthful crowd of T-shirted tourists kept at a distance behind a metal barricade.

From there he was to proceed to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to mingle with US soldiers undergoing physical therapy and learn about the latest developments in prosthetics.

On the weekend, Harry will be in Colorado for the Warrior Games, where 200-plus wounded servicemen and women will compete in such sports as archery, cycling, swimming, track and field, and wheelchair basketball.

Harry, who last visited Washington a year ago, is on his best behavior after cell phone photos of him bare-naked while partying in a Las Vegas hotel suite spilled onto the Internet last August.

Like his father Prince Charles and older brother Prince William, he is assuming a bigger share of royal duties on behalf of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, who turned 87 last month.

Harry began his week-long US tour on Thursday with a visit to a Capitol Hill photo exhibit on land mine clearance efforts around the world -- ignoring the dozens of excited young Senate staffers and interns who turned out to catch a glimpse of Britain's most eligible bachelor.

He also popped into the White House for afternoon tea with First Lady Michelle Obama and US military veterans, in an event that did not feature on his official schedule.

Harry is the 25th anniversary fund-raising patron of the Halo Trust, the world's biggest mine-clearing organisation and a favorite charity of his mother Princess Diana prior to her death in a 1997 car crash in Paris.

Its director Guy Willoughby told AFP that if funding -- including millions of dollars from the United States -- can be sustained, all mine fields in post-conflict areas of Africa and Asia could be cleared in five to 10 years.

Next Tuesday, Harry will be in New Jersey to see first-hand the damage inflicted on the Mid-Atlantic state by superstorm Sandy in October. He'll also attend a charity polo match in Connecticut before returning home.

© 2013 AFP

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