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[Closed] Prince Andrew Interview

jekkyl · 2019-11-16T16:39:12Z

On tonight. Very interesting from a cultural perspective. How often does a child of a reigning monarch field questions on national (international?) television about his friendship with a convicted paedophile? On the BBC so it's likely he'll be let off with any really difficult questions and won't be pressed for a proper response. After all the BBC would like to keep the royals onside so they can have their involvement for any future royal events. We've already seen the clips on the news today about how he 'kicks himself every day' about remaining friends with Epstein, like he had forgotten to cancel his dinner reservation or spilt some milk on a valuable rug. What I'd like to see is that clip of him waving goodbye to the girl at the door of Epstein's NY house 'Please talk us through what's happening there?' 'Did you have sex with her?' 'Why are you in a dressing gown?' 'Do you think it is appropriate for a member of the royal family to act in a such a manner?' 'Is that girl older or younger than your daughters?' 'Are you a digusting fucking pig who is lieing right now?' I don't see what is to be gained by agreeing to the interview, he's not up on any charges it's just his morals which are in question. He should just keep his head down.. anyway... where's jivebunny at?

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mehr

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Looks like the US are turning the screws with a formal request to interview him NYPost

Posted : 08/06/2020 8:41 am

hels

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Have they tho? They have filed a request for mutual legal assistance with Home Office who I am sure will process it with alacrity. Then the FBI could possibly ask to interview him. Who writes this rubbish.

Posted : 08/06/2020 9:23 am

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