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Topic History of: Royal Etiquette and Anachronisms
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Bookworm wrote:
No. You sound like an apologist for people who don't deserve it.
There is only one truth.
There is no such thing as truth. Just a load of different recollections, opinions, and perspectives.  |
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Bookworm |
No. You sound like an apologist for people who don't deserve it.
There is only one truth. |
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Barney |
Thanks for that Book
Notably though you don't dispute my examples of A's friends and associates
Perhaps the relationships were all irrelevant and casual
And A never met Epstein, and the others...
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Bookworm |
Barney, the night Diana was killed/ murdered Fleet Street were hiding a huge hacking scandal.
They all chose to keep quiet.
Meanwhile, the nutter Icke ( and others) are out there using diversion tactics either knowingly benefiting the vile media or not with his BS about her ritual death And pointing fingers at others.
Piers Morgan (Unlawful Killing) insinuates British security services may have done it.
Hmmm.
Officials aren't stupid. It is quite apparent that during the hacking inquiry, they saw what was going on around politics and a referendum. There is major backtracking going on now, although they wont admit it. Note Lord Levesons words to point out that Rupert refered to 'we' when talking Europe which proves it wasn't just his papers, it was his wish!
Do you really think Murdoch will want to do the UK any favours after he was caught out?
His loyalties are with the USA.
The truth is what it is. Nobody has anything to gain by ignoring it!
Personally, I think we are looking at the most deceptive political scandal in history. Why is nobody in court or jail?
I have personally been warning people about Murdoch for years. Nobody wanted to listen.
They will listen now!
Clearly Thames House don't brief the cabinet on what they know. Because they don't trust them?
Politicians would rather run than take him to task. Nobody needs those idiots! |
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Barney |
However, it is worth remembering that Andrew often met Gaddafi's son also.
And was a pal of the President
of Aberbajahn - a rather colourful and wealthy chap.
Kafgansthan hierarchy was well known to Andrew, as well.
One of them allegedly bought Andrew's old gaff at an inflated price.
Chinese proverbs say something like - 'to know a man, know his friends'.
We're now slowly getting to know the Prince of York - better, at least...
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