Prince Harry is a man of many talents. He’s an eco-obsessed ethical banker whose firm invests in the oil and gas industry. He’s an audiobook entrepreneur with a company that doesn’t produce any content. And he’s a privacy-obsessed recluse, except for when he’s making yet another public speech on his chosen issue of the day. But among his many gifts is something hitherto unknown: it appears that Harry is something of a psychic.
For today the exiled royal has revealed that he predicted the January 6 attack on the US Capitol building. Speaking at a panel on misinformation – a subject close to Harry’s heart – the erstwhile aristo claimed that he presciently predicted the riots in Washington DC and that he had tried to warn Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s CEO, about the attempted ‘coup.’ The dilettante Duke told attendees that ‘Jack and I were emailing each other prior to January 6 when I warned him his platform was allowing a coup to be staged – that email was sent the day before.’
Sadly, Dorsey stopped replying to Harry’s messages after that exchange; a loss keenly felt by the billionaire tech entrepreneur no doubt.
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