“I dream that we throw feces on him”, Meghan Markle violently insulted

It is a most virulent chronicle and downright shameful that an English journalist published this Friday, December 16 in the newspaper The Sunthe day after the release of the last episodes of the Netflix documentary, Harry & Meghan. Very harsh words against Meghan Markle which sparked a lively controversy and a wave of indignation. In his article, Jeremy Clarkson, known for his verbal and sometimes racist outings, does not hesitate to humiliate Prince Harry’s wife and to wish her well.walk of shame“, like the one suffered in particular by Cersei, a person from the cult series Game Of Thrones, forced to walk the streets naked while people throw trash at her. “I hate her. […] At night I can’t sleep and I lie there, gnashing my teeth and dreaming of the day when she’ll be paraded naked through the streets of every city in the UK, while the crowds shout: ‘Shame!’ and him will throw excrement on it“, thus wrote the columnist of the Sun. A long acerbic text which reinforces the testimony of the Duchess and the Duke of Sussex on the media frenzy that Meghan Markle is experiencing since joining the royal family. This pressure has also pushed the former actress into a depression that she evokes in her documentary. The couple has not yet reacted to this aggressive attack.

A flood of complaints

But this time, and despite the tensions that reign between the British monarchy and the couple formed by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, many people have reported this article and the nauseating attitude of Jeremy Clarkson. It is also no less than 12000 complaints which have been made to the Independent Press Standards Organization (Ipso), the British press policeman. And after several days of incessant controversy, the newspaper The Sun finally withdrew this Monday, December 19, the column from its website, at the request of its author, according to the editor, Victoria Newton. Rishi Sunak, the English Prime Minister, intervened in person from Latvia where he was on the move, stating that “words matter when you’re a public person“. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, the Scottish First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, and various personalities have also strongly condemned the words of Jeremy Clarkson. Well Named. The journalist, meanwhile, did not see fit to apologize but posted a message on Twitter in which he explains: “I put my feet in the dish. I made an awkward reference to ‘Game of Thrones’ and it was taken badly by many people. I am horrified to have caused so much pain and will be more careful in the future”. Too few.