Comments by "Glamdolly" (@glamdolly30) on "Jesús Enrique Rosas" channel.

Tom Cruise showed spontaneous good manners - at that moment he saw the Duchess not primarily as a royal, but as a woman in a long dress and heels, about to negotiate stairs. He did what came naturally to any gentleman, and offered her his hand. If it had been in any way inappropriate or disrespectful, her husband Prince William would have reacted. He was clearly cool with it! In response Catherine also showed good manners, and accepted the offered hand. To have refused it and rejected Tom Cruise's help may have embarrassed or offended him - and as anyone who really understands etiquette knows, the essence of good manners is to behave in a way that makes other people feel good! That is the primary reason manners and etiquette exist - it's not about using the right cutlery or knowing how to correctly address a titled person! It's about choosing the conduct that makes your companion(s) feel most comfortable. That's why good manners in EVERY social situation be it casual or formal, with strangers or close family, are so important. Good manners smooth the wheels of human interaction, they are kind, and they are what marks humans apart from other animals! Let's face it, the Duchess held Tom Cruise's hand for 2 seconds tops, it was a fleeting moment. But because the two people involved are global megastars and the world's media were watching, it will be the front page photo on every newspaper tomorrow, and a famous image forevermore! To quote Shakespeare, another British icon, it was 'Much Ado About Nothing'!
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Imagine if TC had not offered the Duchess his hand, and she had tripped and fallen on the stairs. He would have been criticised all over! Poor guy can't win. He behaved as a gentleman should to ANY lady negotiating stairs in a long dress and heels, whether she is royalty or not! Catherine showed her usual beautiful manners in accepting his hand. She knew to refuse it would embarrass him - and good manners are first and foremost about making other people feel comfortable.
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Yep, unfortunately for him, he has a very distinctive voice - it's clearly him on the video. GUILTY!
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Body language guy moved the video back and forward so much I couldn't see what the hell was going on! 🙄🙄🙄Looks like a storm in a teacup to me. Politicians can't even raise an eyebrow without being criticised for it.
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@JrhodenRx Oh that would be priceless! His hillbilly voice is HELLA annoying, it reminds me of that scene from 'Deliverance': "Squeal like a pig boy - WEEEEE!!!"
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@AlAaraaf BAM!🔥🔥🔥 Excellent point. I think that dynamic is 100% correct, Whitney is known to be afraid of her older sister (their late mother was also under the domineering Amber's thumb too), and it doesn't take a genius to know why she's willing to lie under oath for her. Johnny Depp was very good to Whitney, but eventually he realised she had no loyalty to him despite all his kindness and generosity - just like all her other freeloading pals he gave penthouse apartments to live in rent-free! Bottom line is Whitney is scared of falling out with her sister, but Johnny never scared her, and now he's divorced from her sister and out of her life, she has less reason than ever to tell the truth about the decent guy he is. Imagine being Whitney and sitting there in court telling horrendous lies about your former brother in law, while he sits there looking at you agog - AND YOU BOTH KNOW YOU'RE LYING YOUR HEAD OFF FOR THE TOXIC, ABUSIVE AMBER! 😱😱😱😱May God forgive Whitney - she's another spineless, self-serving creep like all the other witnesses we saw who Depp no longer spoke to because they betrayed him!
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When Stockton Rush made that disparaging remark about not wanting to work with '50-something white guys', guess what? He was himself a 50-something white guy! Go figure. Rush was the king of spin, and presented that statement as wanting to work with young, dynamic, diverse people. Bull-Crap! The truth is, he had two very obvious reasons for not wanting to work with engineers in his own age and ethnicity bracket. First of all, those middle aged guys have a ton of invaluable experience and expertise, and are therefore EXPENSIVE! It's clear he was doing the 'Titanic Expedition' on a budget - and desperately trying to recoup his investment by charging the super-rich $250k a pop to join him on those deep sea trips. Newly qualified, 20-something engineers are inevitably cheap. And I bet Rush charmed those youngsters, and negotiated the lowest possible salaries by selling them the experience of working for him at the 'cutting edge' of submersible exploration as something exciting. The other, equally important reason Rush did not want to employ his peers, is just as obvious - he didn't want confident, experienced colleagues on his own level, who would challenge and contradict him without hesitation! Stockton Rush was a big-league narcissist who didn't respond well to the mildest criticism or resistance. 'My way or the highway' was his daily mantra. Rush paid the ultimate price for his arrogance. But unforgiveably, so did 4 other people!
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It's mind boggling the verbal gymnastics she ties herself up in to make what would be simple points if you were REALLY a victim, talking about REAL abuse. Johnny Depp's evidence was compelling not because he's a great actor but because he was telling the truth. He said "She has a need for violence". Her violent history of domestic assaults on former lovers, friends, and even her own sister confirm that. AH needs to accept she's been outed as an abuser, and go slither under a stone. The public does not want to see her again. She's box office poison. So glad Johnny Depp left the US for Europe right after telling her the marriage was over. If he had not, I honestly think she was capable of killing him. Reject a narcissist and all hell's let loose - as we saw from her abuse hoax and 6 year vendetta against him. She's dangerous, and I fear for the child she paid a surrogate to carry and birth for her, to save her damn figure.
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Anyone would think Tom Cruise had smacked the royal backside to help her up the stairs! 🙄What a fuss about nothing, he held the lady's hand for 2 seconds as any gentleman would. These little gestures are appreciated by most women - yes men and women are equal but that doesn't mean we're the same. Females are not as physically strong as men, and when wearing a long skirt and heels stairs can be tricky! Bravo to everyone concerned for a smoothly negotiated moment, this was good etiquette at its best!
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Agreed, I would love to have seen more specific questioning of Amber Heard, really pinning her down on the specific details of her clearly FALSE allegations of domestic violence by Johnny Depp. I believe she twists the truth to fit her lies. For example, it's only relatively recently she began alleging sexual violence by Depp, a heinous claim for which, like all her other abuse claims, she has produced no compelling evidence whatsoever. To put it bluntly, I suspect she and Depp once used a bottle as part of a sex session, with both of them consenting to its use and no injury resulting from it. Then years later, with all the focus on the bottle SHE seriously injured Depp with, her mind returned to that sex session and it inspired her to claim He abused HER with a bottle, not vice versa!
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