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  1. 27th October 2018, 09:15 PM #1
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    Prince Harry... heroes hero?

    Watched the closing of the Invictus games tonight and couldn’t help but be inspired by Harry.
    His speech was absolutely brilliant imho. He managed to touch on not just those with military induced trauma/issues, but took it to the world in general in an absolutely brilliant way.
    I’ve been close to mental illness over past years and believe me, what he said was spot on. Look it up on U tube if you didn’t see it, it was a speech that induced deep thinking, yet was uplifting at the same time. An absolute credit to his mother I think.
    I DID shed a terror two I have to admit.
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    He's a good kid.

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    Prince Harry... heroes hero?

    Was very good.

    He probably has a speech writer though. Or do they prepare this sort of speech themselves?
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    Love the way he appears to do his speeches without notes or an idiot board.
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    I don't think he is a hero, he was was born into a life of privilege and is using for good which I think is great and deserves respect and I commend him for it.
    Heroes are everyday people who give all they can to improve someone else's lot.
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