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Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - Magda Hassan - 27-01-2015 The presence of any one's name in the book does not prove they too are a paedophile. But it might and their names are currently being placed in a data base to explore such links. This is his personal address book after all. Some may also be his blackmail victims. This possibility also needs to be explored. It also reflects poorly on their choice of friend considering many should know better. Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - Peter Lemkin - 27-01-2015 Magda Hassan Wrote:The presence of any one's name in the book does not prove they too are a paedophile. But it might and their names are currently being placed in a data base to explore such links. This is his personal address book after all. Some may also be his blackmail victims. This possibility also needs to be explored. It also reflects poorly on their choice of friend considering many should know better. I would guess that most in his black book are NOT pedophiles, but just sex customers or potential customers. Some could be blackmail victims or potential victims......but on the surface it seems many were very friendly with him and freely gave their phone contacts and had at some times used his services or attended his 'parties'. Some sound like Berlisconi's Bunga-Bunga parties. Hey, this kind of thing went on in Ancient Rome too...and before and since. With power and money comes the idea that anything can be had for your whim with a little cash....and there is always someone to handle the details. Many may not have requested nor been told the age of a particular partner...just shown a photo or introduced. Most probably didn't care if they met their 'fancy'. In a capitalistic society, rich capitalists feel it is their right to buy whatever they desire...and they apparently did....not caring or thinking much of the consequences or legal ramifications. The nasty bits to me are not that someone was a year or two under age [where they might be of age in another jurisdiction], but that some were FORCED to have sex or do sexual favors - that is the nasty part to me! Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - David Guyatt - 27-01-2015 Yes, I agree, being in Epstein's black book simply means he knows them. He was, apparently, very worried that the book would be published, so there are names there he doesn't want made public it seems. The thing about the paedophile story in the UK that many will miss, is that were everything to be made public, the country will very likely be brought to its knees, such is the depth of stink and criminality surrounding it. For one thing it shows that those who rule the nation are depraved. For another, it reveals that many great movers and shakers, from Buckingham Palace down through the intelligence and security services, the police parliament, law, order and the judiciary (a great many judges are involved too) manipulate the law to protect themselves. They are, effectively, above the law. The realization of this by the public would have lasting consequences. In Belgium, following the Dutroux scandal, the government was slung out of office by the people marching - and for 18 months Belgium had no government at all. It ran fairly effectively without one too. These things filter through the public mind slowly, but also entrench themselves there. The question, should the lid be dragged off this sewer, is why do we allow ourselves to be ruled by criminals and perverts who trample on the things we hold dear, and use their positions of power to enrich themselves at our expense, lie to us daily, subvert the law and secrets act to protect themselves and their dodgy dealings? Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - David Guyatt - 27-01-2015 As an aside, in checking Aangirfan today I was reminded about Prince Andrew's almost certainly true bloodline. Scallywag was a hard hitting magazine of its day and very often got things bang to rights - although it lost a notorious defamation case that destroyed its credibility. But the Pirnce Andrew story was run in a hour long documentary on English TV a long time ago. I watched it at the time. And Porchester was outed as Andrew's father at that time. Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - Magda Hassan - 27-01-2015 I see McAlpine is listed in Epstein's book. : :
Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - David Guyatt - 01-02-2015 I have no idea how accurate National Enquirer is - it looks like a sensational type publication to me, but either way this isn;t going to help Prince Andrew's denials... Quote: Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - Magda Hassan - 01-02-2015 Constitutional Crisis![]() I first became aware that there may be a problem on 7th January when a source, who we'll call Steve' contacted me with an extraordinary story. The Queen, he told me, had been unwell and it looked likely that Prince Charles might become Prince Regent and take over the Queen's constitutional duties. However, there was a big problem. There were many within the Establishment who had grave concerns that Prince Charles was too political and would interfere in government policy and so I should view the big Prince Andrew/Jeffrey Epstein stories in The Daily Mail, which at the time had just begun, in the context of this. If Prince Charles did not make a "deal" soon then there would be further revelations in the media. I was intrigued enough at the time to contact a friend of mine who is a senior journalists, someone I can talk too and I recounted what I had been told. My friend, far from pouring cold water on the entire idea, felt that there were elements of the story which were very plausible and so we both agreed to look into this. I should say here, that neither he nor I found any evidence that the Queen had health problems beyond a few stories in unreliable American supermarket magazines and I'm now certain that this is untrue but in reality that point is moot. At 89 year's old, it is an extremely big ask for the general public to expect Her Majesty to continue to undertake her constitutional duties far into the future. We are accustomed to believe that the monarchy is only symbolic but that is not the case. It is only when situations like this arise that it becomes clear that the Head of State is an extremely important cog in the UKs constitutional machine, without which the machine simply stops working. The fact is that the Head of State signs every piece of legislation into law and if, for whatever reason, the Head of State is unable to fulfil those duties with due consideration, potentially, theoretically any legislation that might be signed could be legally challenged and that would be an extremely serious situation for the country to arrive at. Yesterday I think we saw a further public escalation of this constitutional crisis as, the The Times, The Telegraph, and The Daily Mail all published stories which, to varying degrees and justified by a soon to be published official' biography of Prince Charles, began to lay before the public the concerns that have been bubbling behind the scenes but I fear that we are so used to categorising Royal Stories' as trivial that many might not have understood the seriousness of situation. Plainly, this escalation indicates that no "deal" has been reached as yet. Not only did we learn more of the concerns that many have, that Prince Charles if he became Prince Regent or King would continue to interfere in politics, not only did we learn of his apparent obstinacy and unwillingness to accept that the role of the Head of State in a modern constitutional democracy must be above politics, we also learned something about the future revelations which could be interpreted as further escalations in this crisis. A decision by the Supreme Court is due on whether, what has been termed, the black spider memos' will be made pubic. These memos are 27 letters exchanged between Prince Charles and ministers in seven Whitehall departments during Tony Blair's second Government between September 2004 and April 2005. Dominic Grieve, Attorney General had argued that they should not be made public, observing that the documents could show Charles to be "disagreeing with Government policy" and thus be "seriously damaging" to the political neutrality expected of the monarch. If these documents are released and they demonstrate a political interference beyond Prince Charles' known interests in environmental issues, the plight of hill farmers, and architecture and instead demonstrate interference in matters which touch on issues that are the preserve of a democratically elected government, then, as Dominic Grieve pointed out it could be extremely damaging to Prince Charles. Soon after this Supreme Court decision a BBC documentary is due to be broadcast regarding Diana. It is said that this documentary if broadcast would be extremely damaging to Prince Charles' prospects of succeeding his mother to the throne. Both of these two events, if they occur, could be regarded as further escalations in this ongoing constitutional crisis if a "deal" isn't struck soon. But here is the problem; how can any "deal" be struck? How can anyone be certain that if Prince Charles become Regent or King that he will keep to his side of any "deal"? I am not wealthy or powerful, I am not a politician, or a civil servant, and I'm not a royal courtier or a newspaper editor. I am just an ordinary person and I can see many things that are wrong with our country, a broken political system, increasing inequality, and political priorities that only look after the interests of those with power. But the People of this country have the rights and power necessary to address these and other issues if the have the courage to do so. What the People need is not a King or Regent that interferes in government policy, what the People need is stability and an impartial Head of State who shows no favour. We'll have to wait and see how all this plays out but I hope some accommodation can be found. If not Charles really could turn out to be an extremely unlucky name for a King. Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - David Guyatt - 09-02-2015 More on the story that won't go away... Quote:Prince Andrew sex allegations: Virginia Roberts claims FBI has videos of her underage sex with Jeffrey Epstein and 'powerful friends' Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - Magda Hassan - 05-03-2015 Media Quiet On Harvey Proctor Police Search.![]() Isn't it quiet ? Since Exaro News published the story last night I can only find the story on the BBC. Somehow you'd have thought that the search of the home of a former Conservative MP in connection with a police operation looking into the murder of 3 children might be a story ? The home of former Conservative MP Harvey Proctor has been searched by police investigating historical allegations of child abuse. The BBC understands police arrived at the 68-year-old's house on the estate of Belvoir Castle, in Leicestershire, on Wednesday. The Metropolitan Police said officers from Operation Midland were searching an address in Grantham. Mr Proctor has not made any statement. Perhaps the silence could be due to the fact that the home searched was on the Duke and Duchess of Rutland's estate at Belvoir Castle ? There has been some speculation about the relationship between the Duke of Rutland and Harvey Proctor since we published The Maxwells, Harvey Proctor, And The Marquis Of Granby' We couldn't possibly comment but I think it is fair to point out that the Duke and Duchess of Rutland no longer have physical relations. Aparently the Duke has someone else to take care of those needs who lives on the estate. The aristocracy have always been inventive when their marriages break down. They can afford to be. A blind eye here, an understanding there, a delicate readjustment of room space to conduct their separate lives while maintaining the fiction of harmonious family life.
However, nothing so smotheringly conventional was ever going to do for the Duke and Duchess of Rutland who, at the weekend, made public their own solution to the challenges of infidelity: after 20 years of marriage, they are now living in different wings of their colossal gothic castle at Belvoir, each able to entertain a lover without undue embarrassment and to come together for occasional family meals with their five children. "It is a situation that many might find difficult, or impossible, to fathom," wrote Emma Rutland in a lengthy, confessional article in a Sunday newspaper. Also worth checking out is the amusingly titled article Duke Drops His Drawbridge for Harvey Proctor' . "FROM cottages to castles" it begins. I wonder what they could be suggesting ?
https://theneedleblog.wordpress.com/2015/03/05/media-quiet-on-harvey-proctor-search/ Prince Andrew is named in "sex slave" ring - R.K. Locke - 26-08-2015 Ed Opperman and Pearse Redmond on Jeffrey Epstein: http://porkinspolicyreview.com/2015/08/25/porkins-policy-radio-episode-36-ed-opperman-on-jeffery-epstein-case/ |