Trump's state visit begins as Epstein images beamed on to Windsor Castle
Trump's state visit begins as Epstein images beamed on to Windsor Castle
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Trump's state visit begins as Epstein images beamed on to Windsor Castle
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Can we stop calling him Trump, and just refer to him as Epstein's friend.
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Epsteins enigmatic equal
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I wonder how many "royals" are part *of Epstein's clientele.
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When you turn 100 you get a card from the Queen/King. When you turn 14 you get a text from Prince Andrew.
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yeah...Brits need to fix Randy Andy before they throw bricks at Trump.
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Other than prince Andrew who is a given.
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I think its easier to point out who isn't on the list.
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I don’t. All.
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And the police have arrested people for simply projecting an image onto the castle. Joke
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Did he have to notify local authorities and residents before his visit or does the UK not have the same child predator laws as the US?
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Same notification that Prince Andrew has to give; which is to say none as neither has been convicted of abusing minors, yet.
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That's a really optimistic yet. Those two are too rich to be bound by laws like some disgusting prole.
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I wonder if he'll come back with a fake English accent. An example would be his dissing Gavin Newsome. "You have a low I.Q., governor".
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Fast tracking their return to the EU.
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Please
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WTF? Sounds like some authoritarian thought crime BS straight from China, North Korea or Russia FFS (and more and more the US).
That’s the UK these days. They’re sliding into fascism almost as quickly as the US.
It’s odd because the ”slide” is overseen by the political alternative to the outright Trumpian fascism, voted in on a mandate of indifference to do maintenance on an economy in inescapable decline. Just wait until Farage takes power after the next general election.
As they did in the 1930s before certain leopards ate certain faces.
But they do it with British understatement, that's why nobody around the world notices it. It's not as shrill, when people sipping tea say things like "Jolly, they invited our neighbours to the conci-tuffy-encampment. I reckon we won't having them over for tea that soon. My, my!"