The lie about the brainwashing of Prince Harry is another distraction technique to take focus from A

Queen Camilla allegedly told a friend that Meghan brainwashed Harry. That is the claim Tom Bower has put into his new book. And before a single page of it has been read by the public, that sentence alone tells you everything you need to know about the intellectual honesty of what follows.
Brainwashed. In 2026. About a man who is forty one years old, who served ten years in the British military including two combat tours in Afghanistan, who sat in therapy, who wrote a memoir of considerable psychological self-awareness, who has spoken publicly and in detail about his own decision-making process, who took his family to a High Court and won, and who has continued to build an independent life with clarity and consistency for six years.
That man, we are being asked to believe, was brainwashed by his wife.
Not persuaded. Not influenced. Not supported in reaching conclusions he was already arriving at. Brainwashed. The word that removes agency entirely. The word that says his choices are not choices at all but symptoms of an external force operating on a weak mind. The word that, when applied to a grown man in the context of his relationship with a woman, carries a very specific and very ugly implication about who holds the power and who is the victim of it.
Camilla allegedly said this to a friend. Tom Bower then put it in a book. GB News then reported it. And the circuit completes itself exactly as it always has.
But stay with the sourcing for a moment. A friend. An unnamed friend told Bower what Camilla allegedly said in private. This is the evidentiary standard of a book that will be sold as authoritative royal biography. Not a document. Not a recording. Not a named source willing to stand behind their account. A friend. Of Camilla. Who told Bower. Who put it in print.
This is the same Tom Bower whose book on Jeremy Corbyn resulted in legal action over inaccuracies. The same Tom Bower who has already, before publication, described the Netflix deal as canceled when it was a five-year contract that completed its term. The same Tom Bower whose previous book on Meghan was sourced so loosely that it read less as biography and more as the sustained expression of a pre-existing conclusion.
And the conclusion, always, is the same. Meghan is the problem. Harry is the casualty. The institution is the victim.
Now look at what is actually happening in the world this week while Bower's book makes its way to shelves. A photograph has surfaced of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sitting in a bathrobe with Jeffrey Epstein and Peter Mandelson. Andrew is under criminal investigation. Mandelson is on bail. The Epstein files keep releasing names and the names keep leading back to the same institutions and the same circles of power that have governed British public life for decades.
And Tom Bower is writing about Meghan brainwashing Harry.
Camilla, the woman who allegedly made this comment, is the Queen of England. She is the wife of a man whose brother is under criminal investigation for offences connected to a child sex trafficking network. She is part of an institution that is facing the most serious accountability crisis of its modern existence. And her contribution to the discourse, according to this book, is a comment about brainwashing.
Meanwhile Meghan has cut ties with Netflix and is taking full independent control of As Ever with plans to expand it globally. Harry's legal case against Associated Newspapers is concluding this month. The Sydney retreat sold out in minutes. Cookie Queens has a theatrical distributor. Australia is weeks away.
Bower can write the word brainwashed as many times as he likes.
The receipts keep telling a different story.
The book will sell to the people who already believe it.
And As Ever will sell out again tomorrow.

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