18-11-2019, 04:57 PM
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Re: The Prince Andrew interview
Originally Posted by Muddy
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You are absolutely correct Floydy She is a nice enough person albeit a terribly privileged one.
The country is fond of her because as Queens go she has been ok bar a minor blip over Princess Diana, silly rules over blood princesses ( what century are we in ?) and her 'unbecoming' son Prince Andrew who seems to like abuse of minors is akin wearing the wrong outfit at Royal Ascot.
Plus she has lasted so long she's a National Treasure !
I do actually "like" The Queen, she does no wrong and doesn't deserve all the sh!t that hits the fans around her, but all the fawning attention because people "feel sorry for her" I can do without.
Does the public at large care about Mrs. Edith Sproggins, aged 84 of No.12 Brandesburton Flats, Middlesborough and the hassle she's had on her plate because her middle grandson is changing his gender to a 'cis-man, unisexual rainbow boy' and can't figure himself out what he is?
Nope. Thought not.
18-11-2019, 05:30 PM
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To zuludogHe didn’t need anyone’s help to bring him down he’s done it all by himself
The interview was at his insistence.
Hoisted on his own petard.
He showed no sympathy for the victims he did say was sex for a man is a positive act. Maybe not so positive for the under age sex slaves
18-11-2019, 05:40 PM
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This guy has a real judgement problem
:* Partying with the likes of Epstein, given his prominent position
* Not separating himself from an alleged abuser at the first sign
of trouble
* Failing to live the restrained and measured life called for by his position
* Not having a fill-time PR person who advises him on such
matters as staying away, even touching, being
photographed, or in the presence with ANY young female
alone.
* Disrespecting the Queen (and more importantly disappointing
his mother who has made a lifetime of sacrifices to
garner respect for the Crown).
* Setting a cruddy example of how men should behave for his
then-young daughters.
* Can't resist
: Not hiring a personal trainer. He's letting himself go. * Not hiring an attorney at the first wind of problems (who
would have most certainly told him to remain silent).
* Doing this or any interview.
Question: Is there any criminal investigation going on or has the statute of limitations run out? Does he have any legal protection or the ability to be pardoned as a member of the royal family?
18-11-2019, 06:19 PM
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Re: The Prince Andrew interview
Originally Posted by Muddy
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He has PR advisors SurfermomThe one who strongly advised against this interview was ignored and resigned his position .
Thanks, M. Interesting to know.
the words 'arrogant spoilt brat' come to mind ..
18-11-2019, 07:10 PM
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The sponsors for one of his initiatives Pitch@Palace have already dropped him like fliesPitch@Palace is an initiative founded by The Duke of York to support entrepreneurs with the amplification and acceleration of their business ideas. Pitch@Palace does this by connecting some of the most innovative start-up business in the country with potential investors and supporters, including angels, mentors and key business contacts.
18-11-2019, 07:16 PM
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What a silly arrogant man PA is, following the interview pictures of him that contradict some of the things he said about not making public displays of affection/ partying/sweaty/ with his hands all over women/ are springing up all over the place . This is even on the BBC news..
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