Harry and Meghan
Discussion
kev1974 said:
The mounties have really dived in their uniform standards
...however, their ability to hide their professionalism by slouching about with their hands in their pockets whilst on the blower to make any would be assailant think they couldn't give a flying fk, is superb and extremely convincing.Sway said:
La Liga said:
768 said:
La Liga said:
f course you're right.
I was thinking these long-lens, hide in a bush types unwelcome types who Harry and Megan are complaining about.
I guess it doesn't sit well with me to know I'd be contributing to making a family unhappy.
FWIW they were standing on the side of a road, not in a bush.I was thinking these long-lens, hide in a bush types unwelcome types who Harry and Megan are complaining about.
I guess it doesn't sit well with me to know I'd be contributing to making a family unhappy.
If you or I were doing it outside of the media umbrella, it could amount to criminal harassment.
There is nothing stopping an anti-harrassment order.
A member of the public is perfectly entitled to take photos of pretty much anyone and anything whilst they're in a public space - and sell those images commercially.
It's only when in the private sphere, where model releases, etc. are required.
Standing quietly on the side of the road taking photographs could hardly be described as harassment
voyds9 said:
Sway said:
La Liga said:
768 said:
La Liga said:
f course you're right.
I was thinking these long-lens, hide in a bush types unwelcome types who Harry and Megan are complaining about.
I guess it doesn't sit well with me to know I'd be contributing to making a family unhappy.
FWIW they were standing on the side of a road, not in a bush.I was thinking these long-lens, hide in a bush types unwelcome types who Harry and Megan are complaining about.
I guess it doesn't sit well with me to know I'd be contributing to making a family unhappy.
If you or I were doing it outside of the media umbrella, it could amount to criminal harassment.
There is nothing stopping an anti-harrassment order.
A member of the public is perfectly entitled to take photos of pretty much anyone and anything whilst they're in a public space - and sell those images commercially.
It's only when in the private sphere, where model releases, etc. are required.
Standing quietly on the side of the road taking photographs could hardly be described as harassment
Earthdweller said:
SlimJim16v said:
I'm no expert on bodyguards, but with 2, shouldn't 1 be in front?
The team would be larger than those two Edited by SlimJim16v on Tuesday 21st January 20:48
SlimJim16v said:
Earthdweller said:
SlimJim16v said:
I'm no expert on bodyguards, but with 2, shouldn't 1 be in front?
The team would be larger than those two Doesn’t mean they are not there just because you can’t see them
Neither you nor I know the layout of the location, the threat or the risk
What you are seeing there is likely to be the PPO with a Canadian cop.
The nature of the location may be that there was no need for any other staff to enter the park, they are pretty good at understanding the risk
Sway said:
Earthdweller said:
The nature of the location may be that there was no need for any other staff to enter the park, they are pretty good at understanding the risk
So they would have known a 'tog was there with a "long lens" (that really wasn't that long)?You do see the first photo in Gromm’s post is taken behind a car right ? ( you can see the tailgate blurred at the bottom). I would imagine the second, heavily cropped , picture was taken from the same place.
Sway said:
Earthdweller said:
The nature of the location may be that there was no need for any other staff to enter the park, they are pretty good at understanding the risk
So they would have known a 'tog was there with a "long lens" (that really wasn't that long)?Being in a public place comes with certain problems .. namely the public
The question really is whether the man with the camera was committing any offences .. I’d imagine not
I’m sure that the prot officers and Meghan would have been well aware of the press interest and the risk of being photographed if they ventured out into public
I don’t get the impression that Meghan is adverse to cameras somehow
Taking a walk in a public park, in the middle of a worldwide media feeding frenzy, when you are the subject of that intense interest is not, I’d imagine, the best way of keeping a low profile.
There’s a very good chance of getting your photo taken .. maybe that was the intention ?
the protection team are there for the physical safety of the protected person
MC Bodge said:
Do you lot have any other hobbies?
So says the person that's in this thread daily whinging about everyone else with the timerity to post in it For what it's worth the ARRSE forums (army/military people) has a healthy topic on Megs and Harry too, maybe you could pop over there and tell them how mumsnet they all are instead of reminding us every day, cheers
kev1974 said:
MC Bodge said:
Do you lot have any other hobbies?
So says the person that's in this thread daily whinging about everyone else with the timerity to post in it For what it's worth the ARRSE forums (army/military people) has a healthy topic on Megs and Harry too, maybe you could pop over there and tell them how mumsnet they all are instead of reminding us every day, cheers
I'm sure that you think that you are are all normal, well adjusted people.
I'm not sure that a forum with a military theme precludes odd people from posting.
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