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understanding that they, not the victim are the ones at fault

The problem with people like Maxwell, Epstein, Andrew, is that they don't even register their victims as being real humans, let alone a a victim. How can they be at fault of anything if there isn't a victim?

Their arrogance is so off the scale that their personality is skewed beyond every measure that is normal to most of us. They simply do not have the ability to care about people they regard as unconnected to, or beneath them.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 8:37 pm
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If he's not prosecuted here she'll definitely be rewarded with a gong, Lady Dick.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 8:42 pm
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For him to be prosecuted in the UK would need some really strong evidence coming out of the US civil case.  I see it as highly unlikely

I think the most likely thing is he will refuse to engage with the US process, be found liable in his absence, refuse to pay the compensation and will never be able to leave the UK again because there will be an international arrest warrent out for him for non payment of the judgement.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 9:30 pm
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Good reasoning TJ but can a civil judgement give rise to an arrest warrant?


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 10:04 pm
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Dunno for sure but how else do you enforce judgement?  If you lose a civil case and have a cash judgement against you?  maybe contempt?

good point tho


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 10:15 pm
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I’m struggling to see how this announcement harms him. As far as I can tell all the has happened is that he doesn’t have to do any work and isn’t allowed in the family fancy dress box on parades day. He will still be supported financially by us as I don’t supposed a navy pension can fund his general life let alone the legal bill he is running up.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 10:19 pm
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The Andrew formerly known as Prince.


 
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The problem with people like Maxwell, Epstein, Andrew, Trump, is that they don’t even register their victims as being real humans, let alone a a victim. How can they be at fault of anything if there isn’t a victim?

Their arrogance is so off the scale that their personality is skewed beyond every measure that is normal to most of us. They simply do not have the ability to care about people they regard as unconnected to, or beneath them.

FTFY.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 10:40 pm
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@tjagain it's been a while but from memory you can enforce judgements in foreign jurisdictions through their courts and enforcement procedures.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 10:43 pm
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you can enforce judgements in foreign jurisdictions through their courts and enforcement procedures.

That'll make for a cracking episode of "Can't pay? We'll take it away!"


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:09 pm
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chrismac - suggest you read up on how andrew is funded; start with the sovereign grant fund.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:16 pm
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Their arrogance is so off the scale that their personality is skewed beyond every measure that is normal to most of us. They simply do not have the ability to care about people they regard as unconnected to, or beneath them.

What is normal and aren’t we all guilty of this? I mean how much do you really care about people dying in the Chinese ethnic purge? Are you shouting about this, writing to your MP, boycotting? On do you sleep soundly at night not caring about them as you don’t see yourself connected to them in the same way these people didn’t care?


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:16 pm
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dB- that's a good point and well made.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:19 pm
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I’m struggling to see how this announcement harms him. As far as I can tell all the has happened is that he doesn’t have to do any work and isn’t allowed in the family fancy dress box on parades day. He will still be supported financially by us as I don’t supposed a navy pension can fund his general life let alone the legal bill he is running up.

I get where you are coming from but you have to consider what it's like for someone of his character. He just doesn't see the world through normal eyes.

He won't be poor of course but the life of jetting around the world as a playboy/ want to be power broker are gone. He'll be a social pariah, constantly on guard for anything that can be construed as further scandal. Fully aware that even those that are pleasant to his face likely despise him. Imagine someone like him seeing even just the hint of revulsion in the eyes of a servant, a mere robot put on earth to serve him. It will be a thousand deaths.

He has never known a life with restrictions in the way normal people do.

He will see it as a prison, made worse in his mind because he will genuinely believe he is the victim.

He knows there is no coming back from this, its a life sentence.

Would I sooner see him in real prison if guilty, yes but this will have to do.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:22 pm
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Metro headline...Throne Out.
Love it.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:24 pm
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They don’t give a flying * about what he has done, they have known for years, this has been rumbling on for over a decade.

This is about protecting the royal family from the ongoing publicity which they now fear has a realistic chance of damaging their power and influence.

They are * scum.

This


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:31 pm
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Against the grain, and he might be evil personified for all I know, but you know - evidence, an actual trial, stuff like that?


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:32 pm
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an actual trial

That’s a good idea.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:34 pm
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Against the grain, and he might be evil personified for all I know, but you know – evidence, an actual trial, stuff like that?

Andrew seems rather unwilling to go that route.


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:38 pm
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suggest you read up on how andrew is funded; start with the sovereign grant fund.

i have and surprise surprise he is funded by us along with the rest of the royal household leeches. Only note he doesn’t have to do anything in return


 
Posted : 13/01/2022 11:44 pm
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That’s a good idea.

You do realise that everyone that reads here doesn't sign up to your persistent, in the right, analysis of everything - on topics you probably know little about other than what you've read.

You don't know anything more than anyone that's commenting on this as far as I'm aware, other than what you're been fed - and there's nothing wrong with that - but how about giving it a rest to talk to others that don't agree with your view, like you know something better?

You don't, I guess. You've jumped on a topic I know something about in the past and not only embarrassed yourself, but caused me quite a bit of upset at the time by the way you did it - because I was trying to help someone (and explain the larger welfare message during start of covid) on a hugely devisive topic - but you just jumped in trying to be your usual "stick it to the man" and instead killed a discussion where I was trying to set the record straight and gave me months of feeling shit by the personal way you did it.

You probably don't even remember.

But please, give it a rest and let other people have their say. Don't shut everything and everyone down that doesn't align with your view.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 12:04 am
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Say what ever you want. I’m not stopping you. I have no idea who you are, and don’t remember whatever engagement you are on about sorry. Really sorry it hit you hard, whatever it was.

I want to see Andrew in court. That won’t happen. Ever. But it looks like the case will actually finally get to court.

My jokey “that’s a good idea” comment about a trial was hardly “analysis”, just a joke that also in a few words reflects my opinion… namely that this should play out in court, not in the media. Andrew’s TV defence was a low point in this mess. There’s my uninformed opinion. If you’re not interested in it, scroll on by.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 12:12 am
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Against the grain, and he might be evil personified for all I know, but you know – evidence, an actual trial, stuff like that?

The one he has been trying to avoid? Never a good sign really if you approach to innocent until found guilty is to do your best to dodge the ability to be "found".
Plus leaving aside her specific allegations that he thought it was fine to hang out with a convicted sex offender isnt really the best look and certainly not what you would be wanting for a senior official.


 
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Against the grain, and he might be evil personified for all I know, but you know – evidence, an actual trial, stuff like that?

If there were a lack of evidence then Virginia Guiffre wouldn't be prosecuting Andrew Windsor with a civil suit. Nothing says "I'm innocent, your honour" like avoiding the acceptance of a legal notice from the High Court, trying to get the case dismissed on technicalities and being photographed at the age of 41 with your arm around a seventeen year old girl in Ghislaine Maxwell's home.

The last few months of this case has made me realise just how deferential we are to an arcane hereditary aristocracy. If the Queen were to be our final monarch, I wouldn't lament the loss of a bunch of largely dim freeloaders, who've not only squandered a first class education, but who are reliant upon handouts.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 12:28 am
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This is fruitless, but why can so many people believe that Epstein's suicide is a cover up, but an already greasy-looking Royal being set up as the fall guy is just unfathomable?


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 12:43 am
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suggest you read up on how andrew is funded; start with the sovereign grant fund.

i have and surprise surprise he is funded by us along with the rest of the royal household leeches. Only note he doesn’t have to do anything in return

Why not tell us how much he receives from the sovereign grant fund as you have read it?
I can find no information about any funding he may receive from the sovereign grant fund; he receives/used to receive £250k pa from his mother to fund his 'office' while undertaking royal duties.
No other funding is declared.
The 4 Fs come to mind - first find the f'in facts; share the facts then we can have a meaningful discussion.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 1:40 am
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the life of jetting around the world as a playboy/ want to be power broker are gone. He’ll be a social pariah

You're missing something here IMHO.

We live in a society that voted in Boris for PM. Over the pond they had Trump as president. Our parliament contains people like Rees-Mogg. In a past life we had Farage as a bloody MEP for god's sake.

The depressing fact is, no-one really cares any more. Andrew is an oily shitbag, we all knew about "Randy Andy" pre-Ferguson, pre-Yewtree. But oil is a lubricant. No-one can go on national TV with the utterly ludicrous brass-neck defence of "I have a medical condition which means I can't sweat" unless they know unequivocally that they're untouchable.

Some (alleged) victim somewhere will probably get compensation to go away quietly. But the worst that's likely to happen to our royal member is that he'll be shuttled off to Australia or Canada or somewhere until everyone forgets and it all goes away.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 1:44 am
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he’ll be shuttled off to Australia or Canada or somewhere

I'm guessing that Andrew Windsor will need to go through the same immigration formalities as the rest of us now. I can't see Australia or Canada letting him in on more than a tourist visa if that.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 9:02 am
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I very much doubt he will ever be able to leave the UK again.  who would give him a visa?  all his friends in high places will be running away fast.

I doubt he will be seeing a jail cell but he will no longer be jetsetting around


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 9:05 am
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There seems to be a lot of talk on Royal funding and how it's our money on this thread.

Is this correct? As I understand it the money comes from land and property which used to belong to the Royals (The Crown Estate). They historically made a deal with parliament to relinquish ownership in return for not having to pay for certain things they had previously been liable for (e.g. the military).

Now it turns out it was a great deal with UK military spending now 45 billion and the whole crown estate only worth about 14 billion but does that mean you and I are funding the Royals?

If they didn't exist would we all be better off financially and all be able to spend a little extra on our heating. I think not.

I am NOT defending the actions a naïve foolish man or the lies which have been told but I don't mind living in a monarchy and happy we have Royals to open hospitals rather than whoever is the latest Kardashian. If people aren't you really have 2 choices. Leave and emigrate to another country or campaign and vote for a party who commit to abolish the monarchy.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 9:18 am
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Copied from the Annual Report and Accounts:

The Queen’s official expenditure is met from public funds in exchange for the surrender by The Queen of the revenue from the Crown Estate. The Core Sovereign Grant is calculated based on 15% of the income account net surplus of the Crown Estate for the financial year two years previous. The Crown Estate surplus for the financial year 2018-19 amounted to £343.5 million, thereby producing a Core Sovereign Grant of £51.5 million for 2020-21.

Here

Edit: I can’t find anything specific about Andrew either.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 9:23 am
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db - that is correct as far as it goes but its not long ago the monarchy was virtually bankrupt - they got some deal on inheritance tax that allowed them to amass money and also of course the source of all their property is theft.   Theft from the british people - if you go back far enough same as most of the aristocracy

They do not particularly annoy me but given a free choice they should be IMO more like the dutch or swedish royal families ie smaller, less snobbish and work for a living

The role in politics needs to be removed as well


 
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I very much doubt he will ever be able to leave the UK again. who would give him a visa? all his friends in high places will be running away fast.

I doubt he will be seeing a jail cell but he will no longer be jetsetting around

Agreed - i reckon he'll be living out his days being shuttled between Windsor, Sandringham and Balmoral.
I can think of worse ways to spend your retirement.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 9:37 am
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I very much doubt he will ever be able to leave the UK again.  who would give him a visa?

Is there any travel restriction for people who've lost (presuming he does) civil cases?

I can think of worse ways to spend your retirement.

Indeed, look up Royal Lodge where he lives, must be hell for him.


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 9:49 am
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Is there any travel restriction for people who’ve lost (presuming he does) civil cases?

Most countries have a catchall provision - I know we do.  something to do with "against the public good" its been used to prevent islamic preachers entering for example despite them having no convictions.

does the US not require you to be "of good character" ?


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 11:14 am
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Posted : 14/01/2022 11:36 am
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Mods, can we change the thread title to "Andrew Windsor, what a cowardly little ****" please 🙂


 
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and also of course the source of all their property is theft. Theft from the british people – if you go back far enough same as most of the aristocracy

For the English we can blame the beaker people, Romans, angles/Saxons/jutes, Vikings, Norman's...

Don't know the Nuance's of Scots and Welsh land theft, probably just blame the English


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 12:09 pm
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My history is pretty vague but IIRC after the Norman conquest was when the nobility was created and they were given large tracts of land for their loyalty - which is why a lot of the aristiocracy have weird names.

Just because te theft was a long time ago does not mean its not theft and I don't think the others you name actually held large tracts of land they were given for favouring the king - and tose holding are not there today

Much of our aristocracy owe their fortunes to their ancestor being pals of the king


 
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Smart and cynical move?
No longer HRH, no longer keeper of the Horse Guards gonads or whatever...just Joe Ordinary done down and fighting the courts all on his own..."hasn't he suffered enough?"


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 12:57 pm
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Much of our aristocracy owe their fortunes to their ancestor being pals of the king

Most owe their fortune because they lent money to the crown, you mean. I think most of them weren't exactly what you'd call mates. (given how often they seem to be chopping each other's body parts off)

Just because te theft was a long time ago does not mean its not theft

Actually most of it not that long ago either (think enclosure acts of 18thC) all, of course, made nice and legal by several Acts.


 
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Most owe their fortune because they lent money to the crown, you mean. I think most of them weren’t exactly what you’d call mates. (given how often they seem to be chopping each other’s body parts off)

The original way to ingratiate yourself was to be able to supply fighting men for the King's wars. Which reminds me of this tale my dad used to tell (or something along these lines):

A scruffily dressed 'gentleman of the road' was sleeping in a field one day and the landowner came by. Noticing him sleeping there the landowner began shouting at the man to get off his land. The scruffy man asked:

'how did this come to be your land then?'
'well it belonged to my father, and his father before that, and his father before that'
'and how did it come to be their land?'
'well their forefathers received it from the king as a reward for their skill and courage in battle'
'OK I'll fight you for it then'


 
Posted : 14/01/2022 1:13 pm
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Many of us will admit to having been naive and foolish on occasions but that's far removed from being an abuser of children. If we need someone to open hospitals then a role model/achiever would be infinitely preferable to someone who happened to have inherited a title.
NB how does one get into Cambridge with a C and 2 Ds?


 
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Once again, I agree with TJ here:

Theft from the british people – if you go back far enough same as most of the aristocracy

They do not particularly annoy me but given a free choice they should be IMO more like the dutch or swedish royal families ie smaller, less snobbish and work for a living


 
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Soo, how's he going to pay for this big legal bill, never mind damages ?


 
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