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[10RDan]

While it's sad, for family and friends, about the nurse that killed herself, but aren't the main issues being conveniently overlooked and NOT reported on ?

1. Someone with a ridiculous accent can phone a hospital switch board and "gain access" to personal information from the ward. I don't give a flyin fuck about the fact the patient was "a royal", but if that can happen in a hospital that, rightly or wrongly, should be more secure than hospitals for us peasants, what chance have we got ?

2. If something like that puts someone "over the edge", that is employed to look after peoples health, then they were obviously to close to the edge in the first place and shouldn't have been in the job they were.

None of this could have been foreseen and, like I said, the main issues are "conveniently" being overlooked.

[robbosliding]

One would have thought the Royals own security would have screened all incoming calls or enquiries re the Princess given the high likelihood that there would or could be some intrusion attempted.
It is wrong to judge the nurse by your own standards or expected behaviour though I think. She may have felt her misjudgement so severe with the ramifications and/or embarrassment that she percieved she brought onto herself or her own family (culturally she may have different values) or completely lost sight and perspective of what had happened which drove her to commit suicide. People often say it is a selfish act which outwardly in can be seen as. I believe often that the reason that drives people to suicide is a matter that has become so overwhelming and aggravating to them that the method of suicide becomes a minor and insignificant detail, they are very unstable and not following their ordinary thought patterns. Very, very sad indeed for ALL involved, the presenters included, it wasn't what they set out to do. I read with sadness today that one of the Falkland Veterans from 2 Para committed suicide after hearing of the sabre rattling from Argentina. There is no logic to this, a hard man clearly carrying baggage from a conflict 30 years ago. And on that subject Argentina had better realise that they had best brush up on a bit of war fighting if they want to start gobbing off again about their "Malvina's". They got smashed last time cowering in their defensive positions whilst outnumbering the Brits 3 to 1 with the advantage of high ground, air support and time spent in preparing their defensive positions. The difference now that if they try pulling the same shit again they will be fighting a campaign against battle hardened troops with 20 years of recent fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. Added to which their infrasture is likely to suffer a bit of Tomahawk attention to add to  the mix in mainland Argentina. Aside from the distress to our patriotic Falkland Islanders I'm more than ready for the cunts to bring it on, I will be more than happy to travel somewhere cold for a change and smash the gob shites on whatever mountain they choose to dig in on. Best stop your gobbing off Argentina until you get some decent military behind your pathetic threats, you didn't enjoy your conscript dog shit army returning in body bags 30 years ago and it won't be any different if it happens again.