Prince Andrew interview about epstein is a total farce

Imagine being asked at a job interview that old chestnut "what is your biggest weekness"? - "I'm too honourable".
What a berk he is.

a reply to: oldcarpy

Well you are mistaken.

Freehold or leasehold doesn't matter the land is the Queens property which you have the title to.

If you find some gold on your land do you own it?

a reply to: Grenade

In the real world I do own my house and can sell it if I want to.

No you dont own the gold. Its quite complicated.

a reply to: oldcarpy

You don't own the land unless you are a freeholder.

That's the crown.

Half of England is owned by less than 1% of the population.

a reply to: oldcarpy

I never asked about your home. Every inch of land in the UK is property of the Queen.

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originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: pteridine

Do you really think that her Maj had to learn about all this from Trump?
Really?

No, Queenie knows what was going on and the life-long proclivities of the youngest of her three disappointments. She just didn't know what the response of the US would be and that would have to be handled face-to-face with Trump or it would have "leaked." Trump made a deal with her. My guess is that she would have thrown anyone under the bus to save the family yet another scandal. After whatever concessions she made to get him off the hook, Andy just had to do an interview and confirm everyone's suspicions to the point that even the commoners can't lie to themselves anymore about the benefits of supporting the royal family. Only the scandal sheet publishers are happy.

The entire industry built on their comings and goings and fashion [especially the ladies' hats recovered from alien spacecraft] and such may have one last orgy of publication before declining into a history mode. The latest version of royalty is exceptionally boring and tawdry; discovering Richard III under a parking lot is far more interesting.

a reply to: Grenade

Whatever.
Did you watch the interview and do you have anything relevant to say about it?

a reply to: pteridine

Whats this about ladies hats and alien spacecraft?

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Grenade

In the real world I do own my house and can sell it if I want to.

No you dont own the gold. Its quite complicated.

All you own is the air inside that house as you are the TENANT of the property look at your deeds , G-D owns everything and the queen is his appointee here on earth all under maritime law , they even own your children from the age of 7

www.emersonkent.com...

a reply to: stonerwilliam

Maritime law? The law of the sea?
You sure?

a reply to: Grenade

My home is in the UK so?

a reply to: oldcarpy

The crown is sure, put it that way.

Most of the law we have in place today emanated from maritime law.

Sexual promiscuity among the Royals is a big headache for the Establishment because there's always the possibility of babies being born to members of the great unwashed and, hence, unwanted connections to the throne.

We all know what happened to Lady Di; there can be little doubt that she was eliminated because they thought the mother of the Royal heirs might be pregnant by an unwanted third party.

Prince Andrew must have given the Royals conniption fits over the years; any pregnancies from his playboy lifestyle could easily have resulted in untimely deaths for the child or mother, or both. I don't suppose he has the gumption to use contraceptives.

Fortunately for Victoria Giuffre, it seems she didn't get pregnant.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: stonerwilliam

Maritime law? The law of the sea?
You sure?

I think so , everything is back to front and up in the air by design and capital letters rule the waves , is the uk a island or a ship of commerce ??

a reply to: stonerwilliam

You want to see what the likes of the British East India Company got up to by way of maritime law.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: pteridine

Whats this about ladies hats and alien spacecraft?

One of many links www.insider.com...-showed-off-her-whimsical-side-with-this-design-in-2015-3

Camilla, Sophie, and Beatrice have most humorous alien hats. Beatrice may have stolen one of hers from Ming the Merciless. Sophie is disguised as a rare bird. Enjoy

a reply to: andy06shake

I don,t think the Chinese will ever forget the Opium wars from that period

a reply to: pteridine

the youngest of her three disappointments

you are going to have to explain that one

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: oldcarpy

The crown is sure, put it that way.

Most of the law we have in place today emanated from maritime law.

Not really.
You are lecturing me about the law?
Thats funny.
How about we get back on topic.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: stonerwilliam

You want to see what the likes of the British East India Company got up to by way of maritime law.

You can always just watch a Pirates of the Caribbean film.