
Like a Streetwalker on a Hypocritical Censorship Crusade
Lauren the Insider interviews a doctor within this video, one whom packs a background directly involved with children and our online community, but Ms. Farrow begins with the recent photo-bombing by Prince Harry's wife, pointing out that she was attempting to push down the negative press surrounding her trip to Geneva.
She mentions that it was also a further attempt to become relevant once again, but that it basically came off like a used piece of plastic wrap clinging for dear life to fine china, when it was intended to remind all that she was once near the royals.
To drive her point home, Ms. Farrow shows photographs of the Prince and Princess of Wales' wedding, highlighting the stark difference in poise and conduct compared with that of Prince Harry and his wife.
Ms. Farrow quickly moves on to the failed Geneva venture, mentioning that after having put on a black suit, Prince Harry's wife did as usual and pretended to be one whom she was not, in order to push a censorship crusade, but that she could not successfully do so, being a low-grade actress tripping over her own hypocrisy in the process, as she allegedly recited a plagiarized speech written by someone else, proving once again that she was the wrong person for the role.
Basically pulling an Epstein, she hides behind philanthropy and charity, falsely believing that such will protect her from being fairly critiqued, as she attempts to rebrand herself countless times, Ms. Farrow posits; this time via behaving like a streetwalker wearing too much make-up in the middle of the day at a bus stop, attempting to garner attention from the few passersby, in my opinion.
Ms. Farrow does not believe for one second that Prince Harry and his wife care at all about children being online, because their own children are used by them online for attention and almost daily. I agree that such would be a fair and logical assessment.
Her perspective is that their censorship crusade precisely echoes what the Labour Party have been doing and continue to do, via the online safety bill, and that such is their only true motive.
Forty-three (43) too many deaths last year within the U.K., in comparison to the 87,000 annually born into households of sexual harm, leads Ms. Farrow to believe that Prince Harry and his wife are nothing but frauds, when it comes to prioritizing the protection of children.
Ms. Farrow points out that neither of them are willing to get into the weeds, so to speak, stepping up to help charities which deal with the taboos of society, such as the Prince and Princess of Wales do with addiction and homelessness.
Her experience heading up a charity in the past, combined with her professional background has led Ms. Farrow to become personally aware that most celebrities involve themselves with charities, for no other reason than to increase positive press, and that many of those celebrities have even gone so far as to grossly refer to the unfortunate children as, "Children on the scratch."
It is at this point, when Ms. Farrow introduces Dr. Alison McClymont, a previous guest upon her channel.
Dr. McClymont possesses close to one decade experience directly relevant to detrimental online behaviors and children.
https://www.dralisonmcclymont.com/
They share an interesting, back and forth dialogue with one another, for approximately ten minutes, commencing shortly after the 7:00 minute timestamp.
It would be fair to form the opinion that the nice doctor believes Ms. Markle was not qualified to speak upon the matter over in Geneva, for starters..., just as she also knew Prince Harry was not qualified to speak at a previous engagement.
Not long after the 16:30 time stamp, Ms. Farrow begins discussing what many refer to as "Project Thaw," and she highlights a few things having recently taken place on Youtube Channels and Mainstream Media, relevant to all from her perspective.
While I realize that Ms. Farrow has received numerous requests to lengthen her videos, I believe that this one could have/should have been condensed; however, I still recommend it.