Far from impressed with questionable royal priorities
He could easily have returned home via Sri Lanka and shown some concern about that senseless slaughter.
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PRINCE William flies to Christchurch, New Zealand, to sympathise with Muslims on the recent atrocity where 50 Muslims were shot.
Yet when 350 Christians were killed by a Muslim bomber in Sri Lanka, they were ignored by him.
He could easily have returned home via Sri Lanka and shown some concern about that senseless slaughter.
Apparently he is more concerned about Islamists than Christians.
Makes one wonder where his loyalties lie.
Both are fellow humans and worthy of the same degree of sympathy by the Royal Family.
Has their allegiance been influenced by politics, rating the New Zealand trip more priority than Sri Lanka?
KEITH WHITESIDE
Sippy Downs
Originally published as Far from impressed with questionable royal priorities
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