Now I like Harry and the Royal Family but like all (near) teenagers, he has an awful tendency to get the "adrenalin" buzz, as he also puts it, of killing innocent people.

That is the attraction of being a soldier - you are legally allowed to kill and destroy.
How many - on the admin circuit - do you hear say they want to get out there on the cutting edge of legal murder?

Loads of shit is talked about courage and bravery and challenge and responsibility - actually it is a smokescreen for allowing our corrupt governments to sanction violence and murder "in the interest of the people being killed".

Does anybody really think Iraq is better off now we have gotten rid of Sadaam?

Inflicting our own morality on others - whether it be "democracy" or "liberation" or Christianity - is no different from inflicting fundamentalism on innocent victims of terrorism.

Unless you persuade yourself (as most of the West seems to have done) that God is on our side.

Which of course suicide bombers never do.

I wonder what all those Harry supporters think of the following comments -

"I don't want to sit around Windsor, because I generally don't like England that much and it's nice to be away from all the press and the papers."

Seems he rather likes the perks and priviledges though ?