Harry sells his rifle collection to keep Meghan happy

Prince Harry, who some are unfairly calling "Princess Harriet," sold his custom-made hunting rifles in order to please his wife actress Meghan Markle, according to U.K. tabloids.

“A fellow hunter bought the pair of prized Purdey firearms, thought to be worth at least £50,000, in a private deal,” The Sun reported.

“Harry learnt to shoot as a child and once killed a one-ton buffalo,” the news outlet reported. “But Meghan is opposed to hunting and pals hinted the Duke of Sussex would give up to appease her.”

He also gave up three gallons of future testosterone.

Sadly, Harry, 35, did not attend recent shoots at Balmoral and Sandringham, according to The Sun. “He sold his two British-made guns five months ago — before he and Meghan, 38, quit the UK for a new life in North America.”

“He bought them because he wanted them, not because they belonged to Harry, but he was quite chuffed when he found out,” a friend of the anonymous buyer said. “They are beautiful examples and he’s very pleased with them but he’s not the sort of person who wants to boast about the royal connection.”

Conservationist ape fan, Jane Goodall, 86, said last week that Harry would likely stop hunting to please Meghan, rather than Meghan understanding Harry's love of hunting and support him.

Goodall told Radio Times Harry and brother Prince William “were champions of the natural world.” “Except they hunt and shoot,” she added. “But I think Harry will stop because Meghan doesn’t like hunting.”

What Goodall doesn't understand is that both things can be true at the same time: you can love the natural world and also love to hunt and shoot. If it was not for hunters and the money that goes into hunting licenses, there would be a devastation of wildlife from the lack of land afforded to the animals. And unless you're a strict vegan, you have nothing to say about people who hunt for sport and food.

Harry and Meghan announced they were leaving their royal duties behind to become financially independent in January. About a week following their bombshell announcement, Queen Elizabeth II financially cut off the couple and stripped away their titles.

“Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved members of my family,” the Queen said in a statement, adding that she “support[s] their wish for a more independent life.” But more likely, she was only referring to Harry and Archie; Meghan is her Jughead.

As noted by U.K. outlet Express in January, Harry was also forced to give up his military titles when he chose the royal split. “Prince Harry, who made a career in the Armed Forces before he met Meghan Markle, will also lose some of his military titles,” the report outlined. “Prince Harry enjoyed 10 years in the Army, leaving in 2015.”

Harry “was the Captain-General of Royal Marines, Honorary Air Commandant Royal Air Force Honington, and Commodore-in-Chief of Small Ships and Diving,” Express said. “As his grandmother is the head of the Armed forces in the UK, the Queen can strip Harry of his titles.” 

And Meghan can strip him of his manhood. [Google "orchiectomy."]

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ESPN slaps Keith Olbermann lightly on the wrist after calling on his twits to ruin someone's life

Hands up, don't think

Was his Twitter account hacked, as it always seems to happen to liberals who get caught saying dumb s**t? Probably not, as is nearly always the case.

Former relevant person Keith "Worst Person in the World" Olbermann, an anti-Trump #Resistance dolt, got an earful from ESPN after demanding Brian Broom, a Mississippi Clarion-Ledger journalist be fired and encouraged his Twitter dweebs to harass a 22-year-old turkey hunter who bagged a turkey in season and who Broom wrote about for his outlet.

Olbermann posted Broom’s Clarion Ledger article chronicling Hunter Waltman’s kill of a rare white turkey to Twitter on Tuesday. And in typical unhinged fashion, the former MSNBC personality urged social media users to make Waltman’s life “a living hell.” He stopped short of asking for a revenge murder of the young man.

“It be rare and beautiful so me should kill it,” mocked the 60-year-old. “This pea-brained scumbag identifies himself as Hunter Waltman and we should do our best to make sure the rest of his life is a living hell,” the B-B-brained Olbermann tweeted.

The virtue signaling moron added, “And the nitwit clown who wrote this fawning piece should be fired.”

According to Fox News, ESPN “confirmed that it has ‘spoken to’” Olberman over his controversial comments concerning the young hunter and Broom.

"We have spoken [gently] to him about not making personal attacks," an ESPN spokesperson said in a statement.

As Broom noted in his feature on Waltman, the hunter received mild criticism online, mostly because some argued that the turkey he killed was not wild, but domestic livestock. The hunter maintained that the rare bird was “100 percent wild,” and certified wildlife biologist Bob Eriksen agreed.

"The naked head and neck do not appear to be as ornate as one would expect in a domestic turkey gobbler," Eriksen, a Natural Resources Conservation Service technical service provider, informed Broom. "Even in a first-generation cross between an eastern wild turkey and a domestic bird there would be evidence of domestic traits such as a very large, ornate head and neck and an excessively large dewlap. In addition a F1 would exhibit short lower legs that would be heavier than those of a wild eastern.”

But we should take it from the leftist science deniers, the bird was being raised by domesticated wolves.

The Clarion-Ledger’s Executive Editor Sam R. Hall took a swing at Olbermann for his ignorance of hunting culture, his outrageous call for Broom to be fired for doing his job, and for his disrespect for the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.

“Keith Olbermann says Brian Broom should be fired for writing this story. What was I thinking? I guess I should have fired our outdoors writer for writing about a hunter killing an unusual turkey during turkey hunting season,” teased Hall.

The executive editor added that Olbermann's comments were “recklessly irresponsible.” He left out stupid, rude, disgusting, anti-American and sanctimonious.

"Someone with his following needs to understand the possible impact of his words," Hall noted. ”Telling over 1 million people to make someone’s life a living hell could have seriously dangerous consequences. In our newsroom, that would be a fireable offense, not writing a story about a hunter bagging a turkey.”

In November of 2017, Olbermann, one of the loudest voices in the #Resistance movement, announced the end of his YouTube show “The Resistance" for GQ magazine. During his goodbye, Olbermann assured the public that President Donald Trump’s presidency would soon come to an end, but he was wrong and he remains a irrelevant to reasonable people.

By attacking both the First- and Second Amendments, Keith Olbermann proved that he is the "Worst Person In The World."


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