Tony EH wrote: » For the umpteenth time, I'm not talking about Epstein. :rolleyes:
Tony EH wrote: » Bingo. Give yourself a biscuit. Honestly, you'd wonder sometimes if people are actually reading the thread or just looking for a post to reply to.
Cheerful Spring2 wrote: » Prince Andrew? I think it is as you make posts about him?
Franz Von Peppercorn II wrote: » Look. The guy is a convicted pedo. He was given a light sentence because of his contacts. Obviously there’s going to be speculation. And welcome to this discussion board.
Tony EH wrote: » Nothing to do with "hand waving". There's far too much bollocks talk going on though. There always is with stuff like this in the news. Fact of the matter is that nobody knows fuck all at the moment and there are no smoking guns to be found. Speculation, the odd photo, allegations and what not are just a load of hot air, until something solid can be made of it.
tuxy wrote: » Maybe Mark Epstein will use some of his money to launch an investigation!
tuxy wrote: » I don't understand why the officials of the detention centre wouldn't want the world to know how incompetent they are.
Cheerful Spring2 wrote: » Let him talk, spill the beans. Why would they want him to keep quiet?
tuxy wrote: » Yup strong extradition treaty between the US and UK so no issue having him sent to face the music in the U.S if it comes to it...... I assume him being a royal wouldn't have any impact on the law.
Matt Barrett wrote: » But are you okay if we discuss it on say a discussion forum?
tuxy wrote: » Yup strong extradition treaty between the US and UK so no issue having him sent to face the music in the U.S if it comes to it......I assume him being a royal wouldn't have any impact on the law.
Franz Von Peppercorn II wrote: » What’s the point of this hand waving? Again, this is not a court of law. We know he’s not legally guilty. However he might be guilty of something and it’s highly unlikely that friends of Epstein didn’t know his prolectivity.
TomOnBoard wrote: » So, I posit that you might be David Icke, and your response focuses on my usage of a diminutive 'mebbe'... distraction or what? ?? Lizard men rule... especially with global warming...
Tony EH wrote: » It's not MY evidence. It's THE evidence. At least the evidence that been produced so far. There has been nothing put forward that can used as a solid case against Prince Andrew yet. It has been photographs and hearsay, all of which amount to nothing really. The only thing that has come into play is the allegation by an, as yet, unidentified woman in America. But, still, that remains just an allegation. An allegation that's still being investigated.
TomOnBoard wrote: » Unless he did it every couple of days over a period of time, I see Epstein's signing a new will 2 days b4 he died as additional proof that he intended to shuffle off his mortal coil (s). So he suicided. Either he did it entirely on his own or he paid someone to help him. Either way, he intended to die, and any help came from persons paid by him and not from some extraneous power, such as Clintons, Trumps, Illuminati, The Family or whatever. .. Just let's puts that BS to bed and move on with prosecuting his partners in crime...
TomOnBoard wrote: » Lizard men rule... especially with global warming...
Nolan Savory Warden wrote: » Woodsie1 wrote: » Ive never heard maybe said that way,reading the post in my head sounds unnatural. Is it said fast or slow? It sure is weird, and to have been used twice. Maybe it's Zulu or something for the actual proper word: 'maybe'.
Woodsie1 wrote: » Ive never heard maybe said that way,reading the post in my head sounds unnatural. Is it said fast or slow?
Woodsie1 wrote: » MaybeMebbe;) Tom can give us a definitive answer
sabat wrote: » Yeah we all know that when you go to hang out with a friend and he has a group of young teenage girls around him all the time and he says "Oh those? They're just the sex slaves" that the proper course of action is to keep coming back. Absolutely no ethical issues there. Even if Andrew Windsor never touched any of them in a sexual manner his mere presence on the scene makes him culpable-given his status he is adding to the critical mass of the power, both real and perceived, of that sordid little clique.
Nolan Savory Warden wrote: » It sure is weird, and to have been used twice. Maybe it's Zulu or something for the actual proper word: 'maybe'.
Nolan Savory Warden wrote: » Lol, can only imagine it as some posh royalist tone. Rather spiffing.