I think that the claim that she met the Queen which has been denied puts a serious dent in her credibility.
Prince Andrew and underage sex
Re: Prince Andrew and underage sex
Isn't it strange how times change? What Andy got up to with his chopper thirty years ago made him a war hero. Look at him now.
He was forced to give up the Special Representative for Trade and Investment job in July 2011 following controversy over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The same "friendship" that is still getting him in hot water today.
With regard to future roles for Andy
Takling of Andy playing around on a golfing range, my mind immediately thinks of that excellent scene in Ben Dover's 9th, with the lovely Lucy Kent and the equally lovely Michelle Wright.
Both 18 years old, so you are OK there boyo.
I wonder if Ben Dover had any vacancies for an assistant shagger in any future projects.
Perhaps we need to look to history for a solution.
I recall that when Edward VIII was becoming a cause for embarrassment in WW2, they gave him the job Governor of the Bahamas and packed him off to the West Indies.
Of cause these days there aren't as many Governor jobs available what with the UK having lost many of it's dependencies, and those that are left having grown backbones over the last seventy years, so he isn't going to be as easy to place.
There's always the Governor of the Falkland Islands though, he's a war hero there so they can hardly refuse and he'll be as far out-of-the-way as possible.
Remember under-age sheep don't squeal.
Baa
He was forced to give up the Special Representative for Trade and Investment job in July 2011 following controversy over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
The same "friendship" that is still getting him in hot water today.
With regard to future roles for Andy
Takling of Andy playing around on a golfing range, my mind immediately thinks of that excellent scene in Ben Dover's 9th, with the lovely Lucy Kent and the equally lovely Michelle Wright.
Both 18 years old, so you are OK there boyo.
I wonder if Ben Dover had any vacancies for an assistant shagger in any future projects.
Perhaps we need to look to history for a solution.
I recall that when Edward VIII was becoming a cause for embarrassment in WW2, they gave him the job Governor of the Bahamas and packed him off to the West Indies.
Of cause these days there aren't as many Governor jobs available what with the UK having lost many of it's dependencies, and those that are left having grown backbones over the last seventy years, so he isn't going to be as easy to place.
There's always the Governor of the Falkland Islands though, he's a war hero there so they can hardly refuse and he'll be as far out-of-the-way as possible.
Remember under-age sheep don't squeal.
Baa
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max_tranmere
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JamesW
If what you say is correct then he is clearly someone who has an active role and would deserve the money he gets from, presumably, the Civil List. I however was of the view he was a FORMER Trade Envoy who did little these days. You mention his activities in 2013, what about his activities in 2014? Was he equally as busy?
Re: JamesW
max_tranmere wrote:
> You mention his
> activities in 2013, what about his activities in 2014? Was he
> equally as busy?
Yes - but the stats for 2014 haven't been published yet.
> You mention his
> activities in 2013, what about his activities in 2014? Was he
> equally as busy?
Yes - but the stats for 2014 haven't been published yet.
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Re: JamesW
Quite right he is a former trade envoy.
No such thing as the Civil List.
In the United Kingdom, the Civil List was the name given to the annual grant that covered some expenses associated with the Sovereign performing their official duties, including those for staff salaries, State Visits, public engagements, ceremonial functions and the upkeep of the Royal Households. The cost of transport and security for the Royal Family, together with property maintenance and other sundry expenses, were covered by separate grants from individual Government Departments. The Civil List was abolished under the Sovereign Grant Act 2011.
No such thing as the Civil List.
In the United Kingdom, the Civil List was the name given to the annual grant that covered some expenses associated with the Sovereign performing their official duties, including those for staff salaries, State Visits, public engagements, ceremonial functions and the upkeep of the Royal Households. The cost of transport and security for the Royal Family, together with property maintenance and other sundry expenses, were covered by separate grants from individual Government Departments. The Civil List was abolished under the Sovereign Grant Act 2011.
Re: Prince Andrew and underage sex
spider wrote:
> I recall that when Edward VIII was becoming a cause for
> embarrassment in WW2, they gave him the job Governor of the
> Bahamas and packed him off to the West Indies.
>
>
Yes and he made good use of his position there with the help of the US Mafia ferrying his nazi war criminals chum and their loot out of Europe and into South America. The royals are loyal to their friends.
> I recall that when Edward VIII was becoming a cause for
> embarrassment in WW2, they gave him the job Governor of the
> Bahamas and packed him off to the West Indies.
>
>
Yes and he made good use of his position there with the help of the US Mafia ferrying his nazi war criminals chum and their loot out of Europe and into South America. The royals are loyal to their friends.
Re: Prince Andrew and underage sex
He was only helping out his fellow Germans.
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Re: Prince Andrew and underage sex
I was wondering until there was a mention that the Queen had met the girl.. then I realised it was a load of nonsense. I do not like Prince Andrew but now I feel sorry for him. He is being messed over.