Uganda to withdraw from Invictus Games ‘out of respect for King Charles’, says military chief

Comments

1. Ranacleo: so much nonsense about 'respect' when Uganda's really backing out over bad optics, anyone else notice that?
2. Aria: you'd think withdrawing over "Harry-Meghan nonsense" would be less about respect and more about avoiding controversy
3. Leo: kinda surprised they're taking the royal drama so seriously, considering what's going on at home
4. Silent Corvid: Respect for King Charles? That's a pretty cheap excuse coming from the military chief of a country that's been in some questionable relationships with royalty before. Wonder what really went
5. Emmac: respect to who? the King or his son's ego problems?
6. Cipher Nomad: apparently all it takes is some Harry and Meghan drama to make a whole nation back out
7. Fathom Pulse: Muhoozi's always been dramatic, but this is just weird. King Charles didn't even invite the Sussexes, he was just hosting the event. Guess Uganda's really
8. Milaivanov: who's going to talk about the elephant in the room here?

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