First of all I am only one person who voiced some criticism, so no need to address me with the pluralis majestatis, I'm only the queen of my own tiny castle
Secondly, yes PA can do things right: as soon as he lives up to the standards that he has set in his speech of JUly 12th. So far he hasn't and he is far from doing so. I have the firm believe that you teach others by living as an example. I can not forbid my children to do sth and then go ahead and do exactly what I have just ordered them not to do. Iwould lose my credibilty and the respect of my children. PA demanded in his speech a lot from himself and from others. Unfortunetely I don't see any exemplary life. OK he signed the Kyoto treaty and he went to the pole, he gave a few wheelchairs away and a drop of money here and there. But when it comes down to making big decissions like shutting down the incinery plant, sticking up to the real estate and building tycoons (all of them from the same family or inter related btw), he keeps giving in and chickening out. You might think it is great to gain more land to build more houses, but more houses means more cars, more people more children without proper daycare and space to play (except of course for the rich kids) etc etc. MC can not deal with it right now, how are things handled then and in the meantime? And what do we need more housing for? there ar plenty of empty appartments where the lights are on day and night and nobody lives there. Get rid of those people who just use MC as an address to save tax and you have plenty of nice appartments with a view to the sea.
I'm sorry that it bothers you that not everyone thinks everything the Grimaldis do is great and that not everyone likes their partners without even looking at their character until after they have foul played them or have proven total lack of it. To me I can respect someone and criticise them at the same time. I do not have to put anyone on a pedestal and adore them all day long. When I criticise someone, it is that I see so much more potential and I would wish that person to live up to its full potential, because I know that it would make them feel good about themselves besides the good that they can achieve for others and themselves. And it is very frustrating for me to see that PA seems to be standing in his own way to become the great person I believe he could truely be.
And frankly I don't see how this sort of criticism, which I would label productive criticsm, can be wrong. i think people like PA are so over exposed to people sucking up to them and telling them how great they are all day long, that they are quite greatful for this sort of criticism ( I had a boss, who was several levels above my direct boss. he was always happy to see me, joke around and talk to me - even take criticism - for the simple fact that I was the only one who would talk to him on an equal level, who would not be impressed by the simple fact that he was the boss of our department. We both respected each other, and I think he respected me even more when I declined his offer to help my career, if he didn't do the same for other collegues in the same situation. Company policy didn't allow that, so I stayed where I was with the others until I left for MC. And I still think that he was one of the best bosses that company has seen.)