Prince Harry compared Covid-19 to HIV, involving Princess Diana, causing public outrage

Recently, Prince Harry appeared in a video shared on Youtube, on the occasion of World Epidemic Prevention Day.

In the clip, the Duke of Sussex claimed to have many similarities between the Covid-19 pandemic and the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The video also features a quote from the moment Princess Diana is working to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS.

The clip also contains an image of Harry and his wife Meghan Markle during the Global Citizen Live event in New York in September to call for a policy of vaccine equality. Prince Harry said in the video: "There are many notable similarities between Covid-19 and another deadly pandemic, which emerged decades ago, HIV/AIDS. This is the story of how it happened. corporate greed and political failure led to two protracted pandemics with no end in sight."

Harry also called for an end to "vaccine monopolies and sharing of technology so that companies in developing countries can also start producing Covid-19 vaccines". In addition, the Duke of Sussex wrote to the Director-General of the World Health Organization Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and the executive director of UNAIDS Winnie Byanyima.

Harry wrote: "My mother will be deeply grateful for all that you have supported and helped many others. Vaccinating the world is a test of our morality and we are doing it. encountered a failure when it comes to global vaccine equity." The Duke of Sussex also referred to the Omicron variant as being a "deep concern" right now and said: "Similar to the HIV/AIDS crisis, we can see that over the past year, the value of life has increased. depends on whether you were born or live in a rich country or a developing country The majority of the world without a voice now needs to be heard and our leaders stop this pandemic".

Many netizens expressed anger when Harry once again mentioned his mother in his activity. Princess Diana is known as a pioneer in the battle against HIV/AIDS. She has carried out practical activities to remove barriers, stigma and misunderstandings about HIV/AIDS. The legacy that the late Princess left for life was praised by the world and is still valid today. However, the fact that Harry repeatedly dragged his late mother into his campaigns made many people unhappy.

In addition, many commenters mocked Harry when he was just a prince who used to work in the army, leaving the royal family to rely on titles to make money but always pretending to be a world-class expert. A part of internet users asked Harry to "shut up", stop saying clichés and hypocrisy.

"Wow, a guy who has never been through life becomes a know-it-all expert. Dragging his dead mother to make money wouldn't Harry feel embarrassed?", one net user commented.

"You'd better keep your mouth shut", "He speaks billions of things in the world like a real expert", "Why don't you use your fortune to buy vaccines for the poor? Or just give cliché calls?", some other comments.

A few days ago, former US President Donald Trump had a conversation with Nigel Farage, former leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP). In this interview, Donald Trump did not hesitate to offer a series of criticism aimed directly at Meghan Markle, who has so far not made a good impression of him. "I'm not a fan of hers, not even for a day. Prince Harry was badly taken advantage of by her and I believe he will regret it one day. In my opinion, this destroys the relationship. his relationship with his family and hurt the Queen a lot," Trump said.

The former US president also expressed displeasure when Meghan looked down on the British Queen, whom Donald Trump greatly respects. The former US president said: "I think she is too disrespectful to the Queen, a wonderful woman, a great person of history. Meghan has been so disrespectful to the British royal family, especially the Queen." In the interview, when Farage asked Mr Trump how he felt about Meghan's use of her royal title to interfere in US politics, he said: "She's trying to do things that I think are very inappropriate."

Before that, Meghan caused a stir when sending a letter of more than 1,000 words to members of the US Congress campaigning for paid leave policy, Meghan wrote "Office of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex" in letterhead. Not stopping there, Meghan also used other people's phone numbers to call two US senators, to lobby on the policy. Instead of introducing herself as a former American actress, Meghan claimed to be the Duchess of Great Britain.

The 75-year-old former US president also expressed his admiration for the Queen of England and affirmed that from an early age, he was taught to respect the British royal family, because his mother is Scottish. This is not the first time Mr Trump has mocked the Sussexes. Earlier this year, Mr. Trump announced that he would run for the White House in 2024 if Meghan also ran for President.

"I hope it happens because if it happens, I'll want to be in the race for the White House even more," he told Fox News. Last year, the former President also frankly stated that he was not a fan of the former Suits actor, even he wished Harry "good luck" and said: "He will need it". It can be seen that Mr. Trump has long realized that Harry is being taken advantage of by Meghan. In 2019, Mr Trump also said Meghan was "annoyed" by her past criticisms of him.

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