dejavuatbtn
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This. Swap one **** for the other ****. Job done.
Provided they don’t send him back.
This. Swap one **** for the other ****. Job done.
Can't we do an exchange with the Yanks - they get Prince Andrew, we get Anne Sacoolas?
Offer the yanks a 2 for 1 offer - throw in Assange to seal the deal. Andrew made a pratt of himself when gently probed by Emily Maitlis. I suspect his lawyers might be a tad concerned at the idea of him getting grilled by a hardened NY FBI agent or rottweiler attorney.
Deferred his military honour of becoming an admiral on his birthday until he returns to public life later this year. Also local councils will be able to decide themselves whether they will fly the Union flag in his honour on his special day, Westminster Abbey will continue to ring their bells in celebration of him as usual though.
I don't xthink there will be any chance of a cash settlement, she wants justice. Very embarrassing for HMTQ.Come on you scummy bas!ard, Time to do the honourable thing and assist the FBI with their enquiries or go to court and prove your innocence.
An out of court settlement is on the cards here, guessing the British public will have funded that!
But he can't remember anything - early onset dementia obviously - so all questions in court will be met with a blank stare, a shrug of the shoulders and "no comment". There's an absence of corroborated evidence so difficult to counter the "can't remember" defence unless, of course, Ghislaine Maxwell negotiates a plea bargain and dumps him in it in which case......................!!!
A "passable description" ??Think the complainant only has to give a passable description of his meat'n'two veg and any distinguishing moles or marks in the general vicinity and it's game over for HRH Plank
Think the complainant only has to give a passable description of his meat'n'two veg and any distinguishing moles or marks in the general vicinity and it's game over for HRH Plank
This case can be considered a test as to whether or not having a royal family really is in the public interest. I am vehemently anti-royal and I make no apology for that, and one of my arguments is that the entire family is simply above the law (in fact, they are often protected in statute).
Surely Prince Andrew has to face up to these allegations? If not, it pretty much proves my point that even a relatively minor royal (with huge delusions of importance) can rape who he likes. (I'm not saying he's guilty, but if there is a case then it needs to be heard).
Does anyone honestly think justice will prevail here? The Family will help him wriggle out of it. They swerve most of their more unappetising obligations by citing Queen’s Consent anyway. This will be no different.
Useless leaches, each and every one of ‘em.
You make an interesting observation Clamp, I was talking to the Mrs about this last night...... The firm, the Queen and the next 2 in line Charles and William will obvs prefer for this to go away, but they will all also want to protect the monarchy.
So at what point do they go from trying to protect Andrew to throwing him to the wolves.
If bad stuff or details go public and there's a big public uproar,I'm not so sure they can shield him. They will have to very mindful of public opinion and i wouldnt be surprised if Andy is cut loose to try and protect the survival of the firm from a baying public?