[jet]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

imagine having a paedo loser as a father



hopefully the girls will get support from their mom in all this, whom honestly also must feel awful, having been married to the disgusting perv

The girls and their mother have said they believe Andrew and are absolutely standing by him.

[Glenn.]

I suppose they have to say that until he’s proven guilty

[jet]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

I suppose they have to say that until he’s proven guilty

The Queen, his mother, is also said to believe him and is standing by him, but some have a problem with that.

[arista]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ccusation.html

[joeysteele]

With Prince Andrew however it's unlikely he will return to public life, not that it appeared to attract much attention when he was active.

He will have internal duties given to him.
He doesn't need to do any public duties.
He has his own wealth however he wouldn't need to be worrying about income now or in the future.

There's plenty Royal dwellings he can visit, rehax in and be protected from media and outside intrusion into.

He and his former wife Sarah remain on good very friendly terms it's always been said.
He can still see and be involved in hers and his daughters plus their family's lives.

I can't see him ever being made to say anymore now on this matter than he already has done in that interview.

He's not shut away as a prisoner, nor should he be if he hasn't yet been proven guilty..
However why he wouldn't want to be out there, showing his determination to clear any gossip surrounding him on this, doesn't look good at all for him.
Nor does the Monarch and the Royal establishment, cocooning him from all of this look anything other than unsavoury either.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by jet

The Queen, his mother, is also said to believe him and is standing by him, but some have a problem with that.

Again, she kinda has to say that doesn’t she…

[jet]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Again, she kinda has to say that doesn’t she…

No she doesn't. Maybe they all do believe him, and if they don't, they could just say 'no comment' or do the famous 'never complain, never explain'.

[arista]

London Police Chief Dame Cressida Dick
says no one is above the law?


But this is a USA Civil Case that had to be done
as time was running out.


They can ask for cash,
thats it.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by jet

No she doesn't. Maybe they all do believe him, and if they don't, they could just say 'no comment' or do the famous 'never complain, never explain'.

I'm not sure so I'll just have to ask you here jet -
Has the queen made a statement of support yet?
The usual "no comment", as far's I can see
Is exactly how things are, and do seem to be?

[Marsh.]

"The Queen makes public statement of support for H&M" Well, she's just being classy, really they've ruined her life and she hates them.

"The Queen makes no comment on Andrew at all" She supports him and that must count for something.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

"The Queen makes public statement of support for H&M"

I don't recall any public statement of support for H&M from the Queen. Support them in what?
Remind me.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by jet

No she doesn't. Maybe they all do believe him, and if they don't, they could just say 'no comment' or do the famous 'never complain, never explain'.

The Royal Family are trying to save his ass.

[bots]

Prince Andrew has asked a New York court to dismiss a legal action brought against him by Virginia Giuffre.

The Duke of York's lawyers said the "baseless lawsuit" should be dismissed because Ms Giuffre failed to sufficiently outline her claims against him.

Ms Giuffre, 38, has accused Prince Andrew of sexually assaulting her when she was 17 and a minor under US law.

The Queen's 61-year-old son has consistently denied the allegations.

If a dismissal is not granted, Ms Giuffre should provide a "more definitive statement" of her allegations, lawyers for Prince Andrew said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59099346
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More wriggling from Andrew. It's not up to him to say whether there is sufficient evidence or not

[arista]

"More wriggling from Andrew"




Pathetic

[rusticgal]

The more he tries to wriggle the more guilty he looks. If you are totally innocent wouldnt you just want to prove yourself innocent instead of trying to nick pick for a dismissal.