AmexRuislip
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When accused are proven not guilty in court.
It'll be called 'doing a Prince Andrew'
It'll be called 'doing a Prince Andrew'
[News] Prince Andrew interviewed about allegations
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clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Quite bizarre, but I'm not sure anyone is anywhere nearer the truth,
Much is being made of his visit to a Pizza Hut. Well I'd imagine his "people" have checked his movement around that time and it would be a high risk strategy for that to be a lie.
A picture is floating round of him sweating, but there are photographs of him in a very similar shirt that is actually made of a shiny fabric.
But we do know:
He only visited Woking twice and that was highly unusual and memorable. I've never visited Woking so I'd have to give him the benefit of the doubt,
Ten people having dinner with a recently released sex offender is not a party.
He stayed in the house where people were coming and going all the time and he didn't know any of them.
He stayed at a house where he only saw his host in the corridor.
Seems all very clear.
Much is being made of his visit to a Pizza Hut. Well I'd imagine his "people" have checked his movement around that time and it would be a high risk strategy for that to be a lie.
A picture is floating round of him sweating, but there are photographs of him in a very similar shirt that is actually made of a shiny fabric.
But we do know:
He only visited Woking twice and that was highly unusual and memorable. I've never visited Woking so I'd have to give him the benefit of the doubt,
Ten people having dinner with a recently released sex offender is not a party.
He stayed in the house where people were coming and going all the time and he didn't know any of them.
He stayed at a house where he only saw his host in the corridor.
Seems all very clear.
He is generally very low key for a major royal. Smacks of one of those situations where he is kept in the background by the royal family because they know what he gets up to and just want it kept quiet and him to be rarely seen and rarely heard. Which is why the queen giving consent for this interview is very bizarre. She know how the press works, she must have known this was going to be a disaster. I can't figure out the motivation behind letting him off the leash like this.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,194
And Charlie’s support for paedo priest Peter Ball wasn’t too clever either...
atfc village
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It's Joking,the cesspit of the world.
Klaas
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- Nov 1, 2017
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Lovely stuff.
whosthedaddy
striker256
I've got to admit that after seeing this interview I'm as clear in my thoughts about his behaviour as I was before I saw it.
He's trying the "move along, nothing to see here" approach, well, it's not washing with me.
He's trying the "move along, nothing to see here" approach, well, it's not washing with me.
Palacefinder General
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- Apr 5, 2019
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I imagine the narcissistic dickwad refused to listen to anyone and was insistent on doing it.
So was I, but I swear One never ate pizza. One was more interested in Woking being the birthplace of The Jam. I think we lost the match, too.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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And me. But also been quite a few other times for work along with an Albion friendly. Quite glad I can sweat or I would be concerned I was Savile.
whosthedaddy
striker256
From a Sunday newspaper today...
The Times's cartoonist, Newman, seizes on the duke's statement that he doesn't remember meeting 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre.
His sketch pictures Prince Andrew in conversation with the Queen. She asks: "How was the Emily Maitlis interview?" to which the duke replies, "I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever."
The Times's cartoonist, Newman, seizes on the duke's statement that he doesn't remember meeting 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre.
His sketch pictures Prince Andrew in conversation with the Queen. She asks: "How was the Emily Maitlis interview?" to which the duke replies, "I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever."
He would have done had the establishment allowed him. She was slated by the press but has never sought to profit from their relationship as others have.
aftershavedave
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from the mail:
Prince Andrew's ex-wife Sarah Ferguson has tonight defended the embattled royal as a 'true' and 'real gentleman' ahead of a 'no holds barred' interview.
The Duchess of York came out in support of her husband, praising him as a 'giant of a principled man' who 'dares to put his shoulder to the wind and stands firm with his sense of honour and truth'.
astonishing!
I imagine you’re correct. He is probably so confident of his ability to bullshit his way out of it he lost sight of the fact that people generally have good bullshit detectors.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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so why did she leave him?
Superseagull
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- Jul 8, 2003
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I can’t believe his PR advisors let him do this. Or if it was all planned they did a pretty shoddy job of getting him trained in what to say and what not to say. Epstein being found dead in his cell is going to save a lot of powerful people from some awkward questions. Very convenient.