Join me for the next Royal Report on Sunday May 11th, 2008 - 9:00PM EST.
The topic will be: William's trip to Afghanistan. PR Stunt or did he just happen to be in the area?
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Interesting podcast! I totally assumed it was a PR thing when William's tour of duty in Afghanistan ended. My take, though, is that he really was a soldier there, but when he/they decided it was long enough, his location was leaked to the press so that it was no longer safe for him to stay. Very convenient. I was a PR major, so I kind of know how these things work;)
Great blog!
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