In a stunning turn of events, Omid Scobie, the author of the explosive book “Endgame,” has finally come clean about his earlier denials regarding the naming of royal discriminators.<\/p>\n

This admission comes after Dutch translators and publishers filed lawsuits against him for his alleged falsehoods.<\/p>\n

Scobie initially claimed that the Dutch version of his book contained a translation mistake, effectively throwing innocent professionals under the bus.<\/p>\n

However, he now admits that an early and uncleared text was indeed sent to the Dutch publisher, causing his credibility to plummet in real time.<\/p>\n

The controversy surrounding Scobie’s book began when it was discovered that a version published in the Netherlands named two senior royals who had discussed the color of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first child.<\/p>\n

When confronted with claims that he had included their names in an earlier manuscript, Scobie vehemently denied it on multiple occasions and refused to apologize.<\/p>\n

However, he has since made a dramatic U-turn, acknowledging that he did, in fact, name them.<\/p>\n

According to Scobie, an early and unclear text was provided to the Dutch publisher to commence the translation process, with the understanding that it would be updated to reflect the final version submitted by him.<\/p>\n

He emphasized that he worked directly with the publisher covering the US and UK markets, spending nearly two months with legal experts to ensure the book’s legal integrity.<\/p>\n

While he refers to the text as “unclear” rather than a draft or early version, it appears to be a semantic maneuver aimed at justifying his previous misleading statements.<\/p>\n

Despite Scobie’s admission, he continues to shift blame onto the Dutch publisher for the scandal that has prompted Buckingham Palace to consider legal action.<\/p>\n

This tacit acceptance of his earlier lies and the implication that the names are indeed correct further undermines his credibility.<\/p>\n

The Dutch publishers, represented by Zander Oetgivers, have refuted Scobie’s claims, stating that his explanation of the Dutch editorial process in his column for iNews is factually incorrect.<\/p>\n

They firmly deny any association with his representation of events and are unable to comment on the book’s content, referring inquiries to their agent, UTA.<\/p>\n

As a result of Scobie’s lies, the Dutch translators involved have suffered damage to their professional reputations and are now contemplating legal action against him.<\/p>\n

This potential lawsuit serves as a warning to any future publishers considering working with someone of questionable trustworthiness.<\/p>\n

Scobie’s attempt to divert attention from his falsehoods by accusing others of heinous acts is a poor tactic that only creates more enemies.<\/p>\n

It is clear that he seeks a one-way monologue rather than engaging in a genuine conversation.<\/p>\n

In addition to his previous lies being exposed, Scobie has once again misled the public by including the names in his book.<\/p>\n

This repeated deception further solidifies the notion that his career as an author may be irreparably damaged.<\/p>\n

As the lawsuits loom and the truth continues to unravel, it remains to be seen how Scobie will navigate this turbulent chapter in his professional life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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