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Will Prince Andrew Face Legal Consequences Amid The Epstein Fallout? (Part 1) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. You ever notice how when Prince Andrew's name
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  comes up, it's followed by a list of excuses instead
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  of answers. I mean, the man's allergic to accountability. Every
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  question gets dodged, spun, or buried under some Royal press
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  release cooked up by a handler who probably gets paid
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  six figures just to come up with new ways of
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  saying no comment. Dude's been duck in investigators like their
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  process servers at the front gate of Royal Lodge, hiding
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  behind those palace walls like they're made of diplomatic immunity. Meanwhile,
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  all of the rest of us, well, you already know
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  the deal if this were you or me that have
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  kicked in our doors, torn through our phones, and had
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  us answering for every single connection to Epstein before our
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  coffee even got cold. But Andrew, He's got one thing
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  the rest of us don't, a crown shaped shield. And
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  it's not like it's just gossip from the tabloids. We're
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  talking about credible allegations for people who have nothing to
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  gain and everything to lose by speaking out their stories,
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  line up their timelines, match, And there's photographic evidence, that
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  infamous picture that's been around the world one hundred times over,
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  the one with his arm around the teenage girl's waist,
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  his grin soft and smug, Glenn Maxwell standing in the
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  background like some kind of ghost. And what's his excuse?
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  I don't remember meeting her? Really, bro, that's your story,
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  because if you're out here taking photos with strangers in
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  Glenn Maxwell's mansion, that says enough by itself. Then of
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  course there's a sweating or supposedly the not sweating, the
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  wild medically unverifiable claim that somehow, after all those years
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  in the Royal Navy, the Duke of York just lost
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  the ability to sweat. He wants to call it an alibi,
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  but it seems more like a Saturday Night Live skit.
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  You can practically feel the arrogance dripping off every statement
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  he's ever made about this mess own the body language,
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  the stiff upper lip routine. And the thing is, this
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  isn't some case where the lines are blurry. We know
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  who Jeffrey Epstein was, we know what he did, and
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  we know Andrew wasn't just some distant acquaintance who got
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  fooled by a charming investor. He stayed friends with the
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  guy after Epstein was convicted of sex crimes. And that's
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  what makes the whole thing so hard to stomach. These women,
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  the ones who have testified, the ones who have gone
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  on record, the ones who have been mocked and picked
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  apart in the press. They've shown more courage in five
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  minutes than Andrew's shown in five years. They faced the cameras,
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  the lawyers, the trauma, the doubt. They relive their nightmarage
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  just so the truth could breathe. Meanwhile, his Royal Highness
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  is out there pouting about unfair treatment and bad press.
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  The audacity is unreal. There's no honor in hiding. There's
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  no dignity in silence. You know what he should do.
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  Sit down with investigators, plain and simple. No palace advisors,
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  no PR team, no soft focused BBC interviews where the
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  questions get pre approved. Just sit down under oath and
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  talk talk about the trips, Talk about the sleepovers at
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  Epstein's mansion, Talk about why you were walking in Central
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  Park with a convicted sex offender. Because if your innocent,
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  transparency shouldn't scare you. But that's the thing. The louder
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  someone insists they've got nothing to hide while refusing to talk.
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  The more you start to wonder what's really in the dark,
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  and look, nobody's expecting the monarchy to suddenly grow a conscience.
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  The royal family's entire survival strategy is built on keeping
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  scandal at bay Deny the fleg disappear. That's the playbook.
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  Let the outrage cool off, let the press get distracted,
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  and eventually the public will just get tired. It's worked before,
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  so why change it now. That's why I don't think
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  you'll ever face investigators willingly, because he doesn't have to.
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  When you're born into power, accountability is optional. Best of
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  us bleed for justice. They get to buy silence with
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  old money and old rules. But that doesn't mean that
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  the people have forgotten. The Internet doesn't forget, as you
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  all know, the survivors don't forget. The world's move past
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  the point where a royal title can smother a scandal.
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  Every time he tries to crawl back into the public eye,
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  that cloud follows him. And maybe that's the closest thing
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  to justice we'll see for now. A legacy permanently stand
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  by cowardice, because no matter how many medals he wears.
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  No matter how many pr campaigns he funds, he'll always
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  be the guy who ran from the truth. And maybe
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  that's what eats at him the most, the fact that,
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  deep down he knows he could have ended this. He
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  could have faced the truth, had on owned it, answered
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  for it, and maybe just maybe earned back a shred
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  of respect. But he didn't. He chose the royal route,
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  the coward's route, hiding behind privilege and pretending it'll all
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  fade away. So yeah, Prince Andrew should talk. He should
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  have talked a long time ago. He should have faced investigators,
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  stood by his word, and proved he had nothing to hide.
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  But he won't, not because he can't, because he doesn't
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  want to, because in his world, accountability is a word
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  for other people. But here's the thing. Truth shouldn't care
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  about your titles. It shouldn't care about crowns, or pr
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  or bloodlines. And when the day comes, when the silence
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  finally cracks and the lies start to rot under the light,
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  no crown, no lineage, no palace gate will be enough
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  to shield him, because eventually every man has to face
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  the mirror, and when he does, all the royal titles
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  in the world won't change. What's staring back. Not a duke,
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  not a victim, not a misunderstood royal, just a coward
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  who thought he could outlive the truth and lost. Today's
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  article is from The Independent and the headline could Prince
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  Andrew ever be prosecuted over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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  This article was authored by Amy Claire Martin. Prince Andrew
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  may have relinquished his royal titles, but his downfall appears
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  to be far from over. The royal, once widely reported
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  to be Queen Elizabeth the second's favorite child, is facing
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  calls to step away from public life forever. Has harrowing
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  details of allegations against him are laid bare and Virginia
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  Roberts bombshell memoir, This dude should have done this a
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  long time ago. He already chased his mother to the grave.
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  Now he's chasing his brother, the king, to the grave.
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  And for my money, the only person worth their weight
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  in salt Over there is Prince William. That dude has
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  been adamant about Uncle Touchy and not having Prince Andrew
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  to have anything to do with the family, and we
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  need more of that coming out of Buckingham palace, right,
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  because the guy like Prince Andrew, he should have never
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  been allowed to do what he was able to do
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  for all these years. And I'm not even just talking
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  about what he was up to with Epstein. I'm talking
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  about all of the grifting, all of the obvious wasting
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  of taxpayer dollars. That kind of shit is unacceptable too,
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  and if you're using your titles to benefit personally, you
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  should be investigated. So when I say they should investigate
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  Prince Andrew, I'm talking about over all of his bullshit,
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  not just because of what Virginia said. Now, of course
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  that's a big part of it, right, because I believe
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  everything she said about Prince Andrew one hundred percent, and
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  a lot of that belief comes from the fact that
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  Prince Andrew has reacted the way he's reacted to these
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  allegations in the aftermath. No innocent man goes down with
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  the ship the way he did, and nobody's gonna convince
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  me otherwise. When you have that kind of money, that
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  kind of power, that kind of pull, that kind of prestige,
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  you don't go down with the ship. You fight to
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  your very last breath. The sixty five year old who
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  denies any wrongdoing, is also under amounting pressure to give
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  up his thirty bedroom Royal mansion and start cooperating with
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  the FBI in their investigation into pedophile billion air Jeffrey Epstein.
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  Now is that too much to ask. I'm not asking for,
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  you know, a group of people to show up at
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  Prince Andrew's mansion with pitchforks and torches and demand that
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  he leaves, although that probably isn't far away. What I'm
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  demanding is what I've been demanding from the very beginning,
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  a robust, all encompassing investigation, one that looks at every
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  aspect of these people's lives, from their finances, to their
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  connections to Epstein to whatever else they might have been
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  up to. The revelations have reignited calls for the Metropolitan
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  Police to investigate the Royal after the force repeatedly declined
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  to open a full probe. It declaims he slept with
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  miss Roberts in London when she was seventeen, and we
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  all know why they didn't want to open a probe.
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  Last thing they wanted to do was open that door
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  because they know that Prince Andrew's a dirt bag and
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  it's not just Virginia who said so. Now, look, I'm
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  not saying that Prince Andrew's out here doing what Epstein
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  was doing. But if anyone thinks that he wasn't some
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  kind of you know, pussy hound, if you will, as
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  Christopher called Tony Soprano and the sopranos, then you're crazy.
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  He most certainly was. I mean, you don't get the
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  name Randy Andy for no reason. Right, there's a reason
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  people are calling you that the MET has looked into
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  allegations relating to Andrew and Epstein's activities in London three
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  times and opted not to investigate. Yeah, they don't want
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  to open the door. I mean, let's just be very
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  clear there was a lot going on over in London.
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  How many other people were abused, And to all the
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  morons in the back of the room with their stupid
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  commentary about well why haven't the girls come forward? Well,
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  maybe if you knew the story, you'd understand. You'd understand
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  that a lot of these girls that were brought in
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  for this purpose, especially girls like the ones that were
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  allegedly in the orgy with Prince Andrew. Those girls are
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  all from places like Russia, Ukraine, Yugoslavia, the former Yugoslavia, etc.
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  So you're never going to hear from these girls, and
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  that was all by design. They were brought here, they
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  were abused, and then they were taken back to whatever
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  country they were from. You really think those girls are
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  going to come forward, You think those girls are going
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  to have something to say about what's going on, and
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  all of that was by design. The whole reason that
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  John Luke Brunel did what he did in the countries
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  he did it in is because those countries were either
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  war torn, or they were quote unquote Third world, or
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  they had issues. So he knew that he could go
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  to these countries, get these girls, these women, and bring
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  them to America or wherever else, have them be assaulted,
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  and then send them back on their way when they
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  were done with them. And this is something that we
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  know for a fact was going on. So for the
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  people that want to say, well, why haven't the other
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  girls come forward if they had an orgy with Prince Andrew,
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  And of course the answer to that is because these
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  girls probably you don't even know this story's breaking at
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  this point. I mean, let's be real, how many of
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  these girls are even still alive. That's another thing to
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  think about. So there's a lot to unpack when you're
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  talking about the girls that were on the island, the
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  girls that were brought in for compromunt purposes. And that's
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  why I always tell you that there's layers to this.
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  We have multiple layers to what Jeffrey Epstein was doing.
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  Not everything was everything, And of course that's all part
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  of the plot too. The more confusion the better, right.
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  Roberts brother and sister and lost Sky and Amanda Roberts
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  said this week if the force would not act, police
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  watchdog and Independent Office for Police Conduct IOPC should review
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  the decision. The IOPC has not received a referral on
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  the issue. The Independent understands, Oh yeah, let's just investigate ourselves,
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  just like with the OIG report, right, because that worked
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  out so great. Everybody knows that the OIG report was
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  nothing more than cover. I mean, we know that Menchell
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  now was friends with Epstein. But there's nothing to see here,
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  no big deal, just a couple of chums yucking it up.
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  It's been more than twenty years since a member of
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  the royal family faced criminal investigation, when Princess Anne was
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  charged after her dog bit two children in Windsor Great Park.
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  Now is that even a real investigation? Look, I get
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  it right, horrible that someone's dog bits some kids in
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  the park. But it's not like Princess Anne woke up
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  that day and was like, you know what, let me
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  get my killer dog Spike take them to the park
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  to eat some children. Meanwhile, Prince Andrew's bitch ass woke
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  up the morning that he assaulted Virginia allegedly and decided, Hey,
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  this is what I'm gonna do a little bit different
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  than taking your dog to the park and your dog
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  biting a kid. But the point they're making is that
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  it's very rare if a royal ever gets held to
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  account no matter what's going on. And it's one thing
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  to have a situation like they did with Princess Anne
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  when it comes to the dog, and then another situation
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  entirely when you're talking about a situation like we see
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  with Prince Andrew. So that leaves us with a couple
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  of questions. One, can Prince Andrew be prosecuted? And two
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  Willie all right, folks, that's gonna do it for part one?
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  In the next episode, we'll pick up where we left
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  off all of the information that goes with this episode
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