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Prince Andrew, Duke of York, named in underage 'sex slave' lawsuit

He's 61, so he'll be getting his full state pension in 2026? Obviously need a few quid to tide him over till then.

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"Freddo bars, still only 15p"
 
Amongst the various problems with that is the fact polygraph tests are utter bullshit.

The machines are complete nonsense. Good operators can get good results though. A good operator is a very skilled and experienced interviewer well versed in picking up tells and other behaviours in the subject. The machine just adds to the pressure.
 

Seems that the US lawyers must serve the papers on HWCS in person within 120 days and as a result he has been
bravely hiding in his house, afraid to set foot outside. Now he has made a dash for Scotland in his car and will try to gallantly hole up on his mum’s estate with the hope he can sit it out until 8th December when the 120 days is up and then triumphantly return to the limelight and the public adoration that he feels he deserves.
 
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This doesn't make any practical difference to the outcome, I'm sure the case can proceed even if they don't serve the papers and he is safe from any consequences so long as he stays out of the USA.
The man is the unchallenged master of appearing guilty without coming out and saying it. I think public adoration and the limelight have gone possibly forever now. He's probably going to spend the rest of his life living off his Mum.
I wonder if Chucky will turf him out of the family firm when he gets the top job and sits on the Golden Seat.
I didn't realise that Balmoral was so big though, 50,000 acres is over half the size of the Isle of Wight
 
This doesn't make any practical difference to the outcome, I'm sure the case can proceed even if they don't serve the papers and he is safe from any consequences so long as he stays out of the USA.
The man is the unchallenged master of appearing guilty without coming out and saying it. I think public adoration and the limelight have gone possibly forever now. He's probably going to spend the rest of his life living off his Mum.
I wonder if Chucky will turf him out of the family firm when he gets the top job and sits on the Golden Seat.
I didn't realise that Balmoral was so big though, 50,000 acres is over half the size of the Isle
 
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She must have worked really hard to buy a place that big!
We visited her great-gran's holiday cottage on the Isle of Wight a couple of weeks ago, it's pretty amazing but run by English Heritage nowadays, One of the intriguing possibilities of Scottish Independence is that if they then become a republic, places like Balmoral will fall under Scottish Heritage and become a tourist attraction.
 
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We visited her great-gran's holiday cottatge on the Isle of Wight a couple of weeks ago, it's pretty amazing but run by English Heritage nowadays, One of the intriguing possibilities of Scottish Independence is that if they then become a republic, places like Balmoral will fall under Scottish Heritage and become a tourist attraction.
It's not that intriguing
 
Or Property of the Crown which would make it a bit more murky?
Some are private and some are property of the crown. I don't know which category Balmoral specifically is in.

But the simple fact of Scottish independence wouldn't really change the status of Crown properties in Scotland, and the Queen would still be Queen of Scotland, unless the new Scottish government decided to do something to change that.
 
Some are private and some are property of the crown. I don't know which category Balmoral specifically is in.

But the simple fact of Scottish independence wouldn't really change the status of Crown properties in Scotland, and the Queen would still be Queen of Scotland, unless the new Scottish government decided to do something to change that.
Indeed. People sometimes get confused about this. The union of Crowns in 1603 just meant Scotland and England had kings who were the same person. James VI of Scotland happened to be the same guy who was James I of England. If the 1707 Union of Parliaments is dissolved, then Scotland will have an Elizabeth I and England will continue to have an Elizabeth II. Until she dies, at which point hopefully everyone will realise how utterly fed up they are with the sweaty nonse harbouring parasites and decide to do without a monarchy.
 
Indeed. People sometimes get confused about this. The union of Crowns in 1603 just meant Scotland and England had kings who were the same person. James VI of Scotland happened to be the same guy who was James I of England. If the 1707 Union of Parliaments is dissolved, then Scotland will have an Elizabeth I and England will continue to have an Elizabeth II. Until she dies, at which point hopefully everyone will realise how utterly fed up they are with the sweaty nonse harbouring parasites and decide to do without a monarchy.
Can't we just chop her in twain then both countries could have a Liz 1.5
 
This doesn't make any practical difference to the outcome, I'm sure the case can proceed even if they don't serve the papers and he is safe from any consequences so long as he stays out of the USA.
The man is the unchallenged master of appearing guilty without coming out and saying it. I think public adoration and the limelight have gone possibly forever now. He's probably going to spend the rest of his life living off his Mum.
I wonder if Chucky will turf him out of the family firm when he gets the top job and sits on the Golden Seat.
I didn't realise that Balmoral was so big though, 50,000 acres is over half the size of the Isle of Wight
I'd have thought the best strategy would be for the lawyers to make all the 'normal' attempts at contacting him and then, 'in the interests of justice', to turn up at the gates of balmoral or whichever hidey hole his is using. With the press in attendance, naturally. The queen might say fuck it, she's nearly dead and will protect him till the end of her days, but the monarchy as an institution wouldn't want that kind of theatre. Next step would be for an opposition MP to ask johnsons something along the lines of 'modern Britain... nobody above the law... importance of dealing with sexual violence... would you agree that the duke of york should cooperate...'. Not sure any of that puts him much nearer a courtroom, but it would isolate him even further within the royal family and shine a light on the queen defending the dirty fucking nonce. As to the bigger issue of epstein/windsor's victims getting justice, you can only speculate. I wouldn't rule out windsor making a financial offer as his last line of defence, but have a feeling he'll ultimately die a free man. :(
 
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