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The curious alibi of Prince Andrew after being accused of underage sex with a minor and who served as a helicopter pilot during the Falklands conflict.
The helicopter hero Prince Dodgy stated during an interview with Emily Maitlis on BBC Newsnight "I can't sweat at all after the Falklands conflict" in response to the alleged victims' accusation that the errant Prince sweated like a pig in a truffle eating contest during the alleged abuse. Now you would have thought Emily would have questioned this dubious claim in some detail as it was agreed before the actual interview what would be discussed during it.
The Playboy Princes legal team (the very best money can buy, ty mummy) responded to a request from the alleged victim's legal team for evidence that he can't sweat with the following statement "Prince Andrew can't provide any proof that he suffered from an inability to sweat. No such documents exist in his possession, custody or control" (they really said that and it's not parody).
You would assume and I am no doctor, that someone who can't cool and regulate their own body temperature, a potentially life-threatening condition, and who treats the boiling hot Middle East as a second home, would have at least informed his crack team of world-class ELITE private doctors. The MSM should have been all over this claim until it was satisfactorily answered.
But then again Randy Andy has always got an easy ride courtesy of the British MSM in comparison to Prince Harry etc...
More about the Falklands... Royal commentators in the 'know' wink wink showered the Prince with gushing praise immediately after the Falklands.
"The Prince’s bravery as a helicopter pilot aboard HMS Invincible in the Falklands War, acting as a decoy for Argentine Exocet missiles, is beyond question."
Military expert (a real one).
"It’s highly unlikely as a helicopter would be too easy a target. Exocets are skim missiles, normally only flying about 12 feet above the waterline – which means the helicopter would also have to fly extremely low to attempt to divert them... However, the GWS30 radar used in those days (type 909) could not cope with skim missiles...
...This would make the helicopter a bit like a sitting duck as an Exocet travels at supersonic speed – leaving the helicopter little time to get out of the way. I doubt any helicopter, let alone one piloted by a prince, would be endangered like that."
Crew members (allegedly) of HMS Invincible and serving onboard at the time of the conflict.
"The Sea King he used was used either for troop movement, search and rescue, or submarine detection."
"He always flew seaward where I suspect there were no ferocious Argentinians to contend with."
"Anytime there was a risk of attack Andrew was shoved into a helicopter and flown away."
The Admiral who commanded the British naval task force during the Falklands War, Sir Sandy Woodward, inadvertently exposed Prince Sweaty and his exaggerated role during the conflict just prior to the more recent 30th anniversary of the Falklands conflict in 2012. Sir Sandy spoke in relation to Prince The Chosen One William who was due to be deployed to the Falklands as an RAF search and rescue pilot and despite rising tension with Argentina as the anniversary drew close.
"To have a Royal anywhere near the front line is a bloody nuisance for the rest of the front line. You have to take extra precautions that he doesn’t get shot down, that his plane doesn’t fail. You maintain it three times as carefully. If you have a Royal onboard your ship it is the end of your career if he gets so much as a scratch. It’s never said, but it goes without saying."
The good old days eh...
The playboy Prince, falsely lauded as a Falklands hero, untouchable, a national treasure. Harking back to an age when Princes still accepted private invites to all the best parties which were arranged and attended by luminary figures of the day such as Jeffrey Epstein and Sir Jimmy Saville. When the honest as the day is long forelock-tugging British MSM and led stoutly by the gallant BBC believed that discretion is the better part of valor...
The helicopter hero Prince Dodgy stated during an interview with Emily Maitlis on BBC Newsnight "I can't sweat at all after the Falklands conflict" in response to the alleged victims' accusation that the errant Prince sweated like a pig in a truffle eating contest during the alleged abuse. Now you would have thought Emily would have questioned this dubious claim in some detail as it was agreed before the actual interview what would be discussed during it.
The Playboy Princes legal team (the very best money can buy, ty mummy) responded to a request from the alleged victim's legal team for evidence that he can't sweat with the following statement "Prince Andrew can't provide any proof that he suffered from an inability to sweat. No such documents exist in his possession, custody or control" (they really said that and it's not parody).
You would assume and I am no doctor, that someone who can't cool and regulate their own body temperature, a potentially life-threatening condition, and who treats the boiling hot Middle East as a second home, would have at least informed his crack team of world-class ELITE private doctors. The MSM should have been all over this claim until it was satisfactorily answered.
But then again Randy Andy has always got an easy ride courtesy of the British MSM in comparison to Prince Harry etc...
More about the Falklands... Royal commentators in the 'know' wink wink showered the Prince with gushing praise immediately after the Falklands.
"The Prince’s bravery as a helicopter pilot aboard HMS Invincible in the Falklands War, acting as a decoy for Argentine Exocet missiles, is beyond question."
Military expert (a real one).
"It’s highly unlikely as a helicopter would be too easy a target. Exocets are skim missiles, normally only flying about 12 feet above the waterline – which means the helicopter would also have to fly extremely low to attempt to divert them... However, the GWS30 radar used in those days (type 909) could not cope with skim missiles...
...This would make the helicopter a bit like a sitting duck as an Exocet travels at supersonic speed – leaving the helicopter little time to get out of the way. I doubt any helicopter, let alone one piloted by a prince, would be endangered like that."
Crew members (allegedly) of HMS Invincible and serving onboard at the time of the conflict.
"The Sea King he used was used either for troop movement, search and rescue, or submarine detection."
"He always flew seaward where I suspect there were no ferocious Argentinians to contend with."
"Anytime there was a risk of attack Andrew was shoved into a helicopter and flown away."
The Admiral who commanded the British naval task force during the Falklands War, Sir Sandy Woodward, inadvertently exposed Prince Sweaty and his exaggerated role during the conflict just prior to the more recent 30th anniversary of the Falklands conflict in 2012. Sir Sandy spoke in relation to Prince The Chosen One William who was due to be deployed to the Falklands as an RAF search and rescue pilot and despite rising tension with Argentina as the anniversary drew close.
"To have a Royal anywhere near the front line is a bloody nuisance for the rest of the front line. You have to take extra precautions that he doesn’t get shot down, that his plane doesn’t fail. You maintain it three times as carefully. If you have a Royal onboard your ship it is the end of your career if he gets so much as a scratch. It’s never said, but it goes without saying."
The good old days eh...
The playboy Prince, falsely lauded as a Falklands hero, untouchable, a national treasure. Harking back to an age when Princes still accepted private invites to all the best parties which were arranged and attended by luminary figures of the day such as Jeffrey Epstein and Sir Jimmy Saville. When the honest as the day is long forelock-tugging British MSM and led stoutly by the gallant BBC believed that discretion is the better part of valor...
