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  Except not at all. What really happened is his office, which he no longer uses, isn’t in Buckingham Palace anymore. He is spending Christmas with the royal family today and gets to live in a 31-bed royal home. He isn’t being punished at all. This is PR.
context: This is your reminder that none of the island pedos has ever been prosecuted.   Randy Andy included. >
  
  Imagine if there was photographic evidence of said prince with a know sex trafficker and a young girl that had been sex trafficked.
  Imagine then that prince paid her a shitload of money 
  You don't have to imagine that he's a pedo abuser. That's a fact and he knows so much dirt. >
  
  If we're making up stories then imagine instead of just pictures, law enforcement got the actual client list of the sex trafficker and still hasn't prosecuted anyone. >
  
  
  got the actual client list of the sex trafficker and still hasn't prosecuted anyone.
  
  there's a massive problem, the 'client list' is just a contact list. Remember that she was involved in legitimate dealings as well just like epstein and their contact list includes people that have absolutely nothing to do with their illegal activities. It's like if I added you to a friends list in a video game and then killed someone, should the police arrest you? I mean that entire list is people who helped kill, even if we're just running a random dungeon in fucking world of warcraft. >
  
  Yup. And it wasn't even his. He was using Maxwell to get close to powerful people because she knew everyone. And while she's always been known for questionable behavior herself, just being in her address book doesn't mean anything.
  People don't understand how it all worked. They weren't clients. They were rich and powerful people he either used young girls to get close to, or used having gotten them with young girls for leverage. He wasn't taking money for them to be with the girls. The girls were a tool for him. >
  
  This exactly. it’s worth noting that Andrew knew Maxwell long before Epstein came along. My personal feeling is Andrew has been used as a sacrificial lamb they know couldn’t be convicted to keep richer and more powerful people off the front covers (Clinton and Gates come to mind). >
  
  There's something to Gates possibly. His relationship with Epstein was an issue in his marriage. But it's interesting that the women that have said they saw Clinton all said they never saw him do anything with an underaged girl. >
  
  Nobody wants to be Arkancided. I don't blame them. For as much as I don't like that family, I sure as hell wouldn't come out publicly against them. I like living. >
  
  Bro if they had as much power as all you crazies think, she would of been president. >
  
  He has to move his office staff to a new location. An embarrassment, perhaps, but hardly real suffering. >
  
  Next headline:
  "Applications flood Prince Andrews Office, as he promotes Work From Home for his office staff" >
  
  Followed by "Mass exodus of employees from Prince Andrews Office, after he requested all employees give him time to get to know their children over private video calls". >
  
  “Despite the palatial exile, Andrew is expected to spend Christmas dinner with King Charles and the rest of the royal family. The despondent prince is also likely to retain, for now, his 31-bed Royal Lodge on the government-funded Windsor estate.”
  A pedophile in exile will live better than 99% of the worlds population. Neat. >
  
  
  A pedophile in exile will live better than 99% of the worlds population
  
  Can add a few 9s on the end of that number. >
  
  More than a few. Prince Andy is worth more than all but something like 4000 individual other humans. Out of eight billion people. You literally have to be talking about Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg, and current and former Presidents to find anyone doing better than Prince Andy. >
  
  Then it's 99.99995% >
  
  So many nines, and we can't use any of them to call for emergency assistance. >
  
  Have you tried 0118 999 881 999 119 725....3 ? >
  
  Of course, they have much better looking ambulance drivers. >
  
  Even when the rich and powerful "lose" they don't actually lose anything. Still gets to stay in a 31 bedroom government funded royal mansion. Lol >
  
  Like a U.S. congressman that is a pedophile getting to keep his job. >
  
  Which one? >
  
  Matt Gaetz is the only one I know of, but doesn’t mean there aren’t more. >
  
  Let's remember that he honestly though he did a good job in that interview.
  That's how dumb and conceited that man is. >
  
  “Unbecoming” my arse. >
  
  "If I'm guilty of anything it's my tendency to be too honorable!" >
  
  He’s still receiving royal privileges and will even be joining them today for Christmas at a different castle.
  Fucking bullshit. >
  
  Well, he is the son of the Queen. The only way you'll ever see them take his royal privileges all away will involve his death. Until then, it'll just be "We asked him sternly to move one of his offices out of Buckingham Palace". They'll never expect him to go  get a job or support himself for real.
  Heck, the Royal family doesn't have any power. They exist as a distraction from where the real power lays. They exist so that 99% of the people never really pay attention to those who have the real  power. Prince Andrew was a rapist...  getting people to complain about him and not a politician with real power who was doing the same thing is the reason for his existence. As such, Andy will never be punished as it's not what the government will want him to do. Some politicians will hand wave about him and others, but the hand waving will never become actual actions that would lead to Change. That's something the politicians won't allow to happen. >
  
  Idk but getting away with paedophelia sounds like real power me.
  Edit: rape, not paedophelia >
  
  You'd think so, but like Zaphod Beeblebrox, nobody is asking Andy for his opinion on the economy or foreign policy. They just ask him what kind of girlies turn him on. Where as politicians get asked both sets of questions.
  
  “The President in particular is very much a figurehead — he wields no real power whatsoever. He is apparently chosen by the government, but the qualities he is required to display are not those of leadership but those of finely judged outrage. For this reason the President is always a controversial choice, always an infuriating but fascinating character. His job is not to wield power but to draw attention away from it. On those criteria Zaphod Beeblebrox is one of the most successful Presidents the Galaxy has ever had — he has already spent two of his ten presidential years in prison for fraud.”
  
  Prince Andy is one of the closest things to a real Zaphod this reality actually has in it.  Douglas Adams was not talking about the President of the United States there. Or not only the US President. He was more directly talking about the British royal family itself. >
  
  Good, makes sense.  I assume he is already required to stay 50+ ft away from schools, playgrounds, etc. >
  
  It's not what the headline sounds like...
  He had an office he never used, and a skeleton staff.
  Those are both gone now because he hasn't used either in years.
  He's definitely not banned, he's probably there right now.  He was today and will be tomorrow anyways >
  
  The royal family doesn’t celebrate Christmas at Buckingham palace. >
  
  Something me and the Royal family have in common, neat! >
  
  Wait stop before I let it get to my head >
  
  You’re practically royalty! >
  
  There's probably been enough bastard children of royals where most people of European descent are related to a/the royal family, or an extinct one >
  
  Ha! True. I’m a nobody from New England, and Anne Boleyn is my like 27th great aunt or something. >
  
  Merry Christmas, Andrew. . . >
  
  Guess they were tired of cleaning up all the candy wrappers and lollipop sticks at Buckingham Palace >
  
  And having to pay the bill for Pizza Express Woking. >
  
  Bet he is sweating now. >
  
  As an American, royalty, in 2022 at least, just seems like criminally wealthy people LARPing. I wonder how many people in "royal jurisdictions" feel the same. >
  
  British Kardashians >
  
  Never understood why QE didn’t do this. >
  
  Apparently, Andrew was her favorite child. >
  
  That would explain it. Thanks. >
  
  Oh, boo hoo. That really replaces prison. >
  
  Randy Andy gets the horns now that Mama isn’t around to run interference.