Palace Racism

[fender62]

Ngozi Fulani was asked where she was originally from mmm, whats the problem there
it's not what or was considered a british christian name, i assume the palace get people from around the globe visiting, so why the big hoo haa.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11486513/Prince-William-condemns-unacceptable-comments-godmother-Lady-Susan-Hussey.html

[Mozz71]

//‘Supposedly’ being the operative word//

Well, that insinuates that your whole argument is based on you not believing the conversation took place how it's been described, something you have no basis for believing.

That kind of shuts down any form of discussion with you about it.

[Canary42]

My first, last, and only post on this thread :-

Isn't

it

time

to

close

it

down ?

[naomi24]

Don’t discuss it with me then, mozz. but from my point of view I find it difficult to take seriously the word of people who have proven themselves to be liars - as she has. You believe her if you like.

[naomi24]

No, canary, it isn’t. If you don’t like it don’t read it.

[Mozz71]

You must find it hard to believe any political figure ever. Or even 99% of humanity in that case.

[naomi24]

That’s irrelevant.

[drmorgans]

You have no evidence Ms Fulani was lying about this incident do you?

[Mozz71]

Not really. It shows that you have a very narrow view of what can be believed, and must take very little at face value. Of course, my opinion is almost certainly irrelevant to you, as you probably believe that I'm lying.

[naomi24]

She lied about the royals before this, drmorgans - which is why I’ve asked more than once ‘how do you know when a liar is telling the truth?’ As yet, that hasn’t been answered.

[drmorgans]

I "think" I have seen comments by people standing near Ms Fulani who broadly support her transcript of what was said, could be wrong, certainly can't provide a link.

[drmorgans]

https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/party-leader-who-witnessed-race-row-incident-calls-for-culture-change-at-palace-42185973.html

[Mozz71]

Everybody lies occasionally Naomi. Telling the odd lie doesn't mean someone is a serial liar.

[Ellipsis]

> how do you know when a liar is telling the truth?

I'm sure we're all guilty of being liars, of lying at some point in our lives, for some reason. So let's not imply that this person lies about all things all the time, otherwise the answer is too easy! The real question is "How do you know when someone is telling the truth?" and, as you know, it helps if you are there. But if you're not, you rely on the evidence not only of the someone, but other witnesses. There were several witnesses, one of whom is Lady Susan Hussey, and she resigned, which in itself is a form of evidence. Why would she resign if Ngozi Fulani was lying? I think she, and the whole Palace machine, is quite capable of handling a downright lie told about them, without capitulating as if it was the undisputed truth.

[naomi24]

Drmorgans, they ‘were being treated almost like trespassers in the place’. Really? These were invited guests and invited guests are not treated like trespassers. Even though she made a point of mentioning Meghan Markle’s claimed traumas - what a surprise - she’ll have to try harder than that.

The bottom line is Lady Hussey meant no harm. She has been doing this job for 60 years and meeting people of all shades and from all cultures without complaint. This, quite frankly, stinks to high heaven.

[ToraToraTora]

Gawd is this still going on?
Black woman with axe to grind lays bait to old lady from another era, bait taken, race card played, publicity achieved, end of.
No different from the gay activists deliberately targetting a certain cake shop so they can get all over the news.

[THECORBYLOON]

"I find it difficult to take seriously the word of people who have proven themselves to be liars"

What is the evidence you're referring to?

[andy-hughes]

Interestingly, Ms Fulani may well have lied about the Royal Family in the past.

But Naomi and all the bandwagon jumpers determined to vaporise her reputation for having the temerity to call out bigotry, did not know that at the time the issue began to be discussed on here.

But they continually use that retrospective information- itself only trawled for by those looking to discredit Ms Fulani - as some sort of weird 'balance' that infers that the rudeness was lessened because the recipient is somehow morally wanting, and a 'trouble maker'.

That's not how normal people behave.

Ms Fulani's previous behaviour does not mitigate Lady Hussey's wrongdoing, any more than 'sixty years of faultless service' excuses Lady Hussey from basic courtesy to her Majesty's guest.

[naomi24]

Corby, have you not been following this thread? It’s becoming like Groundhog Day.

[naomi24]

AH, She’s more than happy - in fact quite determined- to ‘vaporise’ another woman’s reputation to suit her agenda.

[andy-hughes]

Naomi - Has it taken you until now to spot the 'Groundhog Day" aspect?

Lol!!