Anonymous wrote:Charles doesn't have the legal authority to do this. It would take an act of parliament. I don't know what they're talking about.

I’m pretty sure Charles knows more than you and has done whatever was needed re: Parliament. The statement came from the King and Queen.

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Anonymous wrote:Good, but long overdue. Andrew's 65 now, so he probably doesn't have a lot of "ink in the pencil" any more and so he'll just fade away, living a quiet and privileged life in some nice manor house given to him.

Meanwhile, he got away with dastardly deeds for years. In his mind, he'll look back at all the "fun" he had and probably wont' even regret it.

What a useless life. Had all these extraordinary privileges. And now globally loathed and finally kicked out of the manor at 65. I really don't understand the British. They've given millions of pounds out of their paychecks to finance this creep. How is this not an issue in the UK?

Some sort of mass psychosis.

Anonymous wrote:Good, but long overdue. Andrew's 65 now, so he probably doesn't have a lot of "ink in the pencil" any more and so he'll just fade away, living a quiet and privileged life in some nice manor house given to him.

Meanwhile, he got away with dastardly deeds for years. In his mind, he'll look back at all the "fun" he had and probably wont' even regret it.

What a useless life. Had all these extraordinary privileges. And now globally loathed and finally kicked out of the manor at 65. I really don't understand the British. They've given millions of pounds out of their paychecks to finance this creep. How is this not an issue in the UK?

Anonymous wrote:When I was an 18 yr old in London I met a 28 yr old American model (very beautiful, like Andie Macdowell) who told me that for YEARS Prince A had young women lining up outside the palace, waiting to be let in. By him.

Yeah, back then his nickname was Randy Andy.

When I read that he has a bunch of teddy bears on his bed that have to be arranged just so--what a tool.

Sarah is also despicable.

Sarah and Andrew remind me of the aristocratic ex-lovers in Les Liaisons Dangereuses or Portrait of a Lady. They scheme together to get things from others. They aren't together but are faithful only to each other. Neither has had a significant relationship in all these years. They're not after relationships, they just want to use people. Their relationship is weird and decadent and the Epstein association makes so much sense--someone to use for their pecadillos. They were also being used. They got gifts and money from others too. I'm sure there are other disreputable things that they've done that are buried.

No wonder the GOP is going to such lengths to suppress the Epstein files. How many of our illustrious folks feature there?

Charles doesn't have the legal authority to do this. It would take an act of parliament. I don't know what they're talking about.

Anonymous wrote:When I was an 18 yr old in London I met a 28 yr old American model (very beautiful, like Andie Macdowell) who told me that for YEARS Prince A had young women lining up outside the palace, waiting to be let in. By him.

Randy Andy was his name in the tabloids.

accountability. at long last. can you imagine?

those poor girls

When I was an 18 yr old in London I met a 28 yr old American model (very beautiful, like Andie Macdowell) who told me that for YEARS Prince A had young women lining up outside the palace, waiting to be let in. By him.

About time, but he should be in jail. Disgusting piece of filth, his ex too.

I am in awe and delighted that King Charles has taken this seriously. I have hope that this may have an effect on our own country! No pedos! And no fake royals using titles they aren’t earning through good works.

But does he still have security? He, of all people does not deserve it. Let him fear being the victim for once.

This gesture by the King is probably not without agenda but it’s smart and will work to secure his own legacy. He’s had his own scandals which now seem tame in comparison.

Oh no! Nothing for him to do now but cry himself to sleep in his palace….

Good, but long overdue. Andrew's 65 now, so he probably doesn't have a lot of "ink in the pencil" any more and so he'll just fade away, living a quiet and privileged life in some nice manor house given to him.

Meanwhile, he got away with dastardly deeds for years. In his mind, he'll look back at all the "fun" he had and probably wont' even regret it.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/30/europe/prince-andrew-title-and-honors-remove-latam-intl
Finally a reckoning.