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[A mex eyecan]

Well , actually it seems his linguistic knowledge has let him down , and left him with egg on his face.

is he just yoking

 

[warmleyseagull]

is he just yoking

nah, he's alwhite.

 

[Blue3]

The Germans have two words for someone who answers an obvious question.


nicht bewusst

schlauer Arsch

 

[The red pepper kid]

I find the Andrew decision a strange one. She got half a million bucks from Epstein on the understanding she didn't sue him or anyone connected to him. Now the judge has overturned it with a 46 page decision. He must have had to go all round the legal houses to find a way to overturn the agreement if it took 46 pages to explain how he did it.
Of course, Andrew should face justice if he's done anything wrong.

Fkin prince Andrew what a disgrace hes as guilty as a puppy next to a fresh pile of no2
just a shame hes letting the queen down, it will have to be a pay off wont it - the system wont allow him to be jailed in USA

 

[jackanada]

I don't get why monarchists are unhappy with prince Andrew.
If you have a monarchy surely royals are allowed to **** kids?

 

[GT49er]

Fkin prince Andrew what a disgrace hes as guilty as a puppy next to a fresh pile of no2
just a shame hes letting the queen down, it will have to be a pay off wont it - the system wont allow him to be jailed in USA

I don't think jail's an option in a civil case?

 

[rippleman]

I don't think jail's an option in a civil case?

In USA payment of child support is a "civil" matter and you can certainly go to jail in the US if you don't pay child support. But it could be that the offence is actually the criminal offence of "contempt of Court" for not paying the amount ordered by the Court in the civil action.

But surely if Andrew loses in the civil action (or pays a bung which is an admission of guilt), then a criminal case would be opened?

If a civil Court says "you are a nonce" or he pays a bung admitting "I am a nonce" then he must surely face a criminal prosecution for, er, being a nonce?*

*accepting that there is a higher burden of proof that he is a nonce in a criminal hearing