Princess Haya in divorce court - had an affair with her bodyguard

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Anonymous wrote:Come on! We’ve all made mistakes in people and in thinking it’s going to be different for us.

Don’t judge so harshly. This woman had balls to run away why most just stay with their tyrants.

Most women are the not the daughter and sister of kings.

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Anonymous wrote:Haya wins her case!

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/03/dubais-runaway-princess-wins-her-case#intcid=recommendations_vanity-fair-bottom-recirc-similar_427fa51c-5555-497a-aa9b-8fcbacb876f1_similar2-3-mab_entityTopicSimilarity

Her win doesn’t mean anything. If he wants her back or the children back, he will take them. No one will stop him and there will be no way to force their return.

I don't agree with that at all.

Have you not read what he’s done this far? Why do you think he would not be able to get to her?

DP - I hope she has good bodyguards.

The best! She vets them, ahem, personally!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Come on! We’ve all made mistakes in people and in thinking it’s going to be different for us.

Don’t judge so harshly. This woman had balls to run away why most just stay with their tyrants.

Most women are the not the daughter and sister of kings.

She also had the balls to sleep with her bodyguard. Most men would be at least mildly unhappy if their wives enjoy the hired help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Come on! We’ve all made mistakes in people and in thinking it’s going to be different for us.

Don’t judge so harshly. This woman had balls to run away why most just stay with their tyrants.

He has lots of kids so he probably has his favorites and the heir already selected and its so public now its not as simple as what he did to the other daughters.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow, so now that I'm reading up on this guy. His first wife is his first cousin and he married her when she was 17 and he was 29. They have 12 children together. And it seems they are still married?

She is the first lady of Dubai.

The senior wife. The consort. The real deal.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow, so now that I'm reading up on this guy. His first wife is his first cousin and he married her when she was 17 and he was 29. They have 12 children together. And it seems they are still married?

She is the first lady of Dubai.

The senior wife. The consort. The real deal.

And the mother of the future sheikh. She's not going anywhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

The kids will get to him themselves when they run out of money or decide they'd like a piece.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

But he already did that. He kidnapped his first daughter from Cambridge and there were no consequences.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

But he already did that. He kidnapped his first daughter from Cambridge and there were no consequences.

The first daughters mother is a nobody. Haya has a much higher profile and is friends with British royalty.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

But he already did that. He kidnapped his first daughter from Cambridge and there were no consequences.

True, but that was in 2000. There was an investigation opened, but nothing came of it.

Now you have a second daughter kidnapped, a high-profile divorce case with a damning ruling against the Sheikh, finding that he kidnapped both of the other daughters and conducted a campaign of abuse against Haya. The judge even implicated the British Foreign Office in withholding information about Shamsa's case. I have no doubt he has the resources at hand, but it'd be hard to ever restore that diplomatic relationship. He can bide his time and lure the kids back when they are older.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

But he already did that. He kidnapped his first daughter from Cambridge and there were no consequences.

True, but that was in 2000. There was an investigation opened, but nothing came of it.

Now you have a second daughter kidnapped, a high-profile divorce case with a damning ruling against the Sheikh, finding that he kidnapped both of the other daughters and conducted a campaign of abuse against Haya. The judge even implicated the British Foreign Office in withholding information about Shamsa's case. I have no doubt he has the resources at hand, but it'd be hard to ever restore that diplomatic relationship. He can bide his time and lure the kids back when they are older.

The kids will come voluntarily when they want to get their inheritance. Although with thirty children, there may not be much to collect.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

But he already did that. He kidnapped his first daughter from Cambridge and there were no consequences.

True, but that was in 2000. There was an investigation opened, but nothing came of it.

Now you have a second daughter kidnapped, a high-profile divorce case with a damning ruling against the Sheikh, finding that he kidnapped both of the other daughters and conducted a campaign of abuse against Haya. The judge even implicated the British Foreign Office in withholding information about Shamsa's case. I have no doubt he has the resources at hand, but it'd be hard to ever restore that diplomatic relationship. He can bide his time and lure the kids back when they are older.

Doesn’t matter. If he wants them back, he will get them back. Britain can huff and puff all they want but at the end of the day, they’ll do nothing. Those kids are Emirati citizens, not British citizens.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

But he already did that. He kidnapped his first daughter from Cambridge and there were no consequences.

True, but that was in 2000. There was an investigation opened, but nothing came of it.

Now you have a second daughter kidnapped, a high-profile divorce case with a damning ruling against the Sheikh, finding that he kidnapped both of the other daughters and conducted a campaign of abuse against Haya. The judge even implicated the British Foreign Office in withholding information about Shamsa's case. I have no doubt he has the resources at hand, but it'd be hard to ever restore that diplomatic relationship. He can bide his time and lure the kids back when they are older.

Doesn’t matter. If he wants them back, he will get them back. Britain can huff and puff all they want but at the end of the day, they’ll do nothing. Those kids are Emirati citizens, not British citizens.

Haya has diplomatic accreditation in the UK through the Jordanian Embassy, which extends to her children. She is not some random Emirati expat. The first Vanity Fair article linked earlier points out that Dubai, while rich, is dependent on bringing in tourist and expat dollars. It's not like kidnapping his own kids is going to tank Dubai or something, but all that mixing freely with royalty and the elites? Not if you get Ronan Farrow or the like on your case, not to mention the diplomatic fallout.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why he hasn't gone after her or the kids by now. I'm surprised he allowed the ruling to go public or waited for it to be determined before he took action. Now how can he get the kids without outing himself as a complete criminal and abuser?

He'd have to kidnap them. That's not as easy as it sounds, especially from the UK. And there would be significant political consequences.

But he already did that. He kidnapped his first daughter from Cambridge and there were no consequences.

True, but that was in 2000. There was an investigation opened, but nothing came of it.

Now you have a second daughter kidnapped, a high-profile divorce case with a damning ruling against the Sheikh, finding that he kidnapped both of the other daughters and conducted a campaign of abuse against Haya. The judge even implicated the British Foreign Office in withholding information about Shamsa's case. I have no doubt he has the resources at hand, but it'd be hard to ever restore that diplomatic relationship. He can bide his time and lure the kids back when they are older.

Doesn’t matter. If he wants them back, he will get them back. Britain can huff and puff all they want but at the end of the day, they’ll do nothing. Those kids are Emirati citizens, not British citizens.

Haya has diplomatic accreditation in the UK through the Jordanian Embassy, which extends to her children. She is not some random Emirati expat. The first Vanity Fair article linked earlier points out that Dubai, while rich, is dependent on bringing in tourist and expat dollars. It's not like kidnapping his own kids is going to tank Dubai or something, but all that mixing freely with royalty and the elites? Not if you get Ronan Farrow or the like on your case, not to mention the diplomatic fallout.

None of that matters. Dubai has not been impacted by what he’s done thus far. Taking back two more of his children won’t change a thing about tourism. The people who eat up the Ronan Farrow articles are not the ones flying to Dubai to begin with.