Agreed. One of the most alarming aspects of this entire debacle is that it is clear that no one is in charge, and that no one has either the fortitude or skill to crack the whip and bring everyone on all sides in line.
The fact that Harry (and Meghan, but I largely give her pass on this, since she doesn't have the relationships and attachments to the family and the tradition as Harry does) dared to defy the Queen and go ahead and publish the now infamous list on their website is not only alarming, it's downright terrifying in its implications.
H and M have shown that they are willing to flout the monarch's authority to get what they want, and I don't see any realistic way to rein them in. They've done it once successfully, there is absolutely nothing to stop them doing the same in the future. I say "successfully" because the Queen, Charles and William are apparently willing to bend over backwards to soothe the Sussexes down and keep them in the fold. That is never, ever going to end well, and the Sussexes show every sign of being a long term liability. Loose cannons, indeed.
Interesting reading in the press this morning, especially some of the editorials in The Times. There doesn't seem to be much softening towards the Sussexes that I can detect, so I am wondering how the inevitable concessions that H and M wrangle out of the Queen and Prince Charles are going to be viewed.