Sussex ally Christopher Bouzy insists he is railing against online bile and told the couple's Netflix documentary that criticism of Meghan Markle was driven by hatred and racism.
But his critics have pointed to his previous personal attacks on Kate, William, King Charles and Queen Camilla, including comments about their appearance, writing once that the Prince of Wales 'looks like a balding Muppet'. Christopher Bouzy on Meghan and Harry's Netflix documentary and said he believes attacks on the Duchess were about hatred and racism
The Princess of Wales was filmed ten days ago at her favourite farm shop in Windsor buying bread. She then left with William, smiling, while carrying her shopping. He said in another tweet: 'The last time we saw a clear photo of Kate was in December. That is not a conspiracy theory; that is a fact'. He then came to the Sussexes' attention when he claimed that he was targeted by anti-Meghan Markle Twitter users when he wrote something nice about the couple.
He has said that her memory has inspired him further to force Twitter and other social media to remove misinformation.Just 30 minutes after the announcement, Mr Bouzy took to X to write: 'I am sorry to hear Kate has cancer, and I hope she has a full recovery. But it is also clear that all three earlier photos of her were fake, and the palace tried to cover it up'
The 48-year-old added: 'The palace lied, and the British Press happily helped them lie. The countless 'conspiracy theory' headlines, while knowing a lot of what was being said was true. This is really some North Korea/Trumpian type of propaganda.' The professor of medicine at George Washington University said such operations are preceded by extensive CAT scans and MRIs, adding it was 'very likely' the surgical team knew of the cancer prior to operating.
The Princess of Wales with her three children in a photograph released on Mother's Day. Kate later admitted editing it The head of the Centre for Countering Digital Hate said: 'There is an algorithmic acceleration of conspiracy theories, hate and disinformation over accurate information and calls for support because that's what keeps the audience captive.'
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