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       Re: "Royal" Family hate thread
   DIR By: 90sRetroFan
       Date: September 13, 2023, 5:12 pm
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       What's with the Western suit? Answer: he is a Eurocentrist, of
       course!
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammed_VI_of_Morocco
       --- Quote ---
       > prior to ascending to the throne, Mohammed VI "gained a
       reputation as a playboy during the years he spent waiting in the
       wings, showing a fondness for fast cars and nightclubs."[15]
       > ...
       > In January 2017, Morocco banned the manufacturing, marketing
       and sale of the burqa.[21]
       > ...
       > Morocco and Israel restored diplomatic relations on 10
       December 2020, as part of the Israel–Morocco normalization
       agreement
       > ...
       > In June 2021, Mohammed congratulated Naftali Bennett on his
       election as Israeli prime minister.[58]
       > ...
       > Protests broke out in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, on 2
       August 2013, after Mohammed pardoned 48 jailed Spaniards,
       including Daniel Galván, a **** who had been serving a 30-year
       sentence for raping 11 children aged between 4 and 15.[83]
       --- End Quote ---
       As was his father:
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hassan_II_of_Morocco
       --- Quote ---
       > In 1962, Hassan II and his aides wrote the Kingdom of
       Morocco's first constitution, defining the kingdom as a social
       and democratic constitutional monarchy
       > ...
       > Hassan II was alleged to have covertly cooperated with the
       State of Israel and Israeli intelligence.[70][71] In Operation
       Yachin, he allowed over 97,000 Moroccan Jews to be migrated to
       Israel from 1961 to 1964  in exchange for weapons and training
       for Morocco's security forces and intelligence agencies.[70][72]
       In an arrangement financed by the American Hebrew Immigrant Aid
       Society (HIAS), Hassan II was paid a sum of $500,000 along with
       $100 for each of the first 50,000 Moroccan Jews to be migrated
       to Israel, and $250 for each Jewish emigrant
       thereafter.[73][74][72]
       > ...
       > According to Shlomo Gazit during an interview with Yedioth
       Ahronoth, then-leader of the Military Intelligence Directorate,
       Hassan II invited Mossad and Shin Bet agents to bug the
       Casablanca hotel where the Arab League Summit of September 1965
       would be held to record the conversations of the Arab leaders
       and helped Israel win the Six-Day War.[75][70] This information
       was instrumental in Israel's victory in the Six-Day War. Ronen
       Bergman claimed in his book, Rise And Kill First, that Israeli
       intelligence then supplied information leading to Mehdi Ben
       Barka's capture and assassination in October.[76] Bergman also
       alleged that the Moroccan DST and Mossad collaborated in a 1996
       plot to assassinate Osama bin Laden
       > ...
       > Hassan II was close with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran,
       even hosting him in 1979 when he was exiled.[83]
       --- End Quote ---
       (See also:
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       />)
       As was his grandfather:
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammed_V_of_Morocco
       --- Quote ---
       > At the time of Mohammed's enthronement, the French colonial
       authorities were "pushing for a more assertive 'native
       policy.'"[4] On 16 May 1930, Sultan Muhammad V signed the Berber
       Dahir, which changed the legal system in parts of Morocco where
       Berber languages were primarily spoken (Bled es-Siba), while the
       legal system in the rest of the country (Bled al-Makhzen)
       remained the way it had been before the French invasion.[4][5]
       Although the sultan was under no duress, he was only 20 years
       old.[4] This dhahir "electrified the nation"; it was sharply
       criticized by Moroccan nationalists and catalyzed the Moroccan
       Nationalist Movement.[4]
       > ...
       > most scholars stress the benevolence of Mohammed V toward the
       Jews" during the Vichy era.[7] Mohammed reportedly refused to
       sign off on efforts by Vichy officials to impose anti-Jewish
       legislation upon Morocco
       > ...
       > Mohammed is highly esteemed by Moroccan Jews who credit him
       for protecting their community from the Nazi and Vichy French
       government,[6] and Mohammed V has been honored by Jewish
       organizations for his role in protecting his Jewish subjects
       during the Holocaust.[10]
       --- End Quote ---
       This is why the Western colonialists had kept the Alawis around
       as puppets in the first place:
  HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27Alawi_dynasty#Crisis_and_installation_of_French_and_Spanish_Protectorates
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       > Under colonial rule the institution of the sultan was formally
       preserved as part of a French policy of indirect rule, or at
       least the appearance of indirect rule. Under the French
       Protectorate, the 'Alawi sultans still had some prerogatives
       such as the power to sign or veto dahirs (decrees). In the
       Spanish zone, a Khalifa ("deputy") was appointed who acted as a
       representative of the sultan. In practice, however, the sultan
       was a puppet of the new regime and many parts of the population
       saw the dynasty as collaborators with the French. The French
       colonial administration was headed by the French
       resident-general, the first of whom was Hubert Lyautey, who
       enacted many of the policies that set the tone for France's
       colonial regime in Morocco.[39][46]
       --- End Quote ---
       #Post#: 22781--------------------------------------------------
       Re: &quot;Royal&quot; Family hate thread
   DIR By: 90sRetroFan
       Date: October 14, 2023, 6:29 pm
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  HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/king-charles-prince-william-kate-162106570.html
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       > King Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton released
       statements in support of Israel. Photos show the royal family's
       history of visiting the region.
       > ...
       > "The Prince and Princess of Wales are profoundly distressed by
       the devastating events that have unfolded in the past days. The
       horrors inflicted by Hamas' terrorist attack upon Israel are
       appalling; they utterly condemn them," read William and Kate's
       statement on X, formerly known as Twitter.
       > ...
       > Charles also met with the UK's Chief Rabbi, Sir Ephraim
       Mirvis, at Buckingham Palace on Thursday.
       >
       > Various royals made personal visits to Israel over the years,
       but it wasn't until Prince William's 2018 trip that a royal
       family member visited the country in an official capacity, The
       Times of Israel reported.
       > ...
       >
       [img]
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       > Prince Philip in Israel in 1994.
       >
       > Philip flew to Israel to attend a ceremony at Yad Vashem,
       Israel's Holocaust museum, honoring his mother, Princess Alice
       of Battenberg, for saving a Jewish family during the Nazi
       occupation of Greece. Philip also visited his mother's grave at
       the Church of Mary Magdalene in Jerusalem and met with Jewish
       veterans of World War II, The Times of Israel reported.
       >
       > A year later, King Charles (then Prince of Wales) attended
       Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's funeral.
       >
       >
       [img]
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       > British Prime Minister John Major (left) and King Charles
       (then Prince of Wales) attend the funeral of late Israeli Prime
       Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.
       > ...
       > Charles' younger brother, Prince Edward, visited an Israeli
       youth program affiliated with The Duke of Edinburgh's
       International Award charity in 2007.
       >
       >
       [img]
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       > Prince Edward gives a speech during the unveiling of the
       "Mosaic for Peace" in Haifa, Israel, in 2007.
       >
       > Edward unveiled a "Mosaic for Peace" in Haifa, Israel, and
       gave out awards to participants in the Israel Youth Award
       program affiliated with The Duke of Edinburgh's International
       Award, The Jerusalem Post reported.
       >
       > Edward also took part in a Holocaust memorial service at Yad
       Vashem.
       >
       >
       [img]
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       > Britain's Prince Edward at Yad Vashem in 2007.
       >
       > He visited the museum's Hall of Names featuring 600 portraits
       of Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust, and he laid a
       wreath in the Hall of Remembrances.
       >
       > Charles returned to Israel in 2016 for the funeral of Shimon
       Peres, Israel's former president and prime minister.
       >
       >
       [img]
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       > King Charles (then Prince of Wales) attends the funeral of
       Shimon Peres in Jerusalem, Israel, in 2016.
       >
       > Charles made a donation to the Peres Center, a nonprofit named
       for the former president and prime minister, in 2020, The
       Jerusalem Post reported.
       >
       >
       [img]
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       > Prince William (center) and British Consul General in
       Jerusalem Philip Hall (left) talk to a guide on Jerusalem's
       Mount of Olives overlooking the Old City of Jerusalem.
       >
       > William's trip marked the first official royal visit to Israel
       > ...
       > A Russian Orthodox clergyman gifted William a bouquet of
       flowers and a cross, AP reported.
       > ...
       > He paused for a quiet moment of reflection at the Western
       Wall, the holiest site where Jews can pray.
       >
       >
       [img]
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       > Prince William at the Western Wall in 2018.
       >
       > William also left a note in the cracks of the wall, per Jewish
       tradition. He signed the Western Wall's guest book, writing,
       "May the God of peace bless this region and all the world with
       peace," The Times of Israel reported.
       > ...
       > In 2020, Charles returned to Israel to deliver a speech at the
       World Holocaust Forum, which was attended by 40 world leaders.
       >
       >
       [img]
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       > King Charles (then Prince of Wales) speaks at the World
       Holocaust Forum at Yad Vashem in 2020 in Jerusalem, Israel.
       --- End Quote ---
       Woke comments:
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       > Of course they did smh anyone in support of Israel are
       hypocrites at it's definition!
       --- End Quote ---
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       > Of course colonialists and oppressors support the likeminded
       --- End Quote ---
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       > Thats because they cant admit england was wrong to promise a
       jewish state.
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       > The Brit’s are the cause of the problem - Balfour declaration
       started all this.
       >
       > The last thing u want is anything from British royalty - they
       are owned by the zyonist apartheid terrorist regime.  The
       British royalty can barely breath without the Zyonist
       permission.
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       > Most of the problems in India/Pakistan and
       Israel/Jordan/Lebanon wouldn't exist if it weren't for England.
       --- End Quote ---
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       > british royals should first apoligize for the colonization and
       killings all over the world
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       > Considering the British created this mess when they passed the
       Balfour declaration and was instrumental in kicking the
       Palestinians off their land and giving it to European Jews, I am
       not surprised. The silver lining is that Britain is descending
       into third-world status and are being ruled by their former
       Indian subjects.
       --- End Quote ---
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       Re: &quot;Royal&quot; Family hate thread
   DIR By: kenya
       Date: October 31, 2023, 1:45 am
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       Kenyans demand compensation ahead of King Charles' visit
       --- Quote ---
       >
       > Ahead of King Charles III's official visit to Kenya this week,
       100-year-old Kibore Cheruiyot Ngasuraagain hopes to address a
       long-standing issue with the royal visitor — a public apology
       from the British government over the abuse his clan endured
       during the colonial-era.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
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       King Charles III seeks to look ahead in a visit to Kenya. But
       he'll have history to contend with
       --- Quote ---
       >
       >
       > King Charles III wants to look to the future when his state
       visit to Kenya starts on Tuesday. But first he will have to
       confront the past.
       >
       > As Charles prepares for the four-day trip to Kenya, he is
       facing calls to address the legacy of eight decades of British
       colonial rule, as well as complaints that foreigners still own
       large swaths of rich farmland, and that the U.K. has failed to
       accept responsibility for the crimes of British soldiers
       stationed in Kenya.
       >
       > The trip will also be closely watched around the world,
       because it's the king's first state visit to an African nation
       and his first to a Commonwealth member since he ascended the
       throne last year. It comes at a time when the U.K. and the royal
       family is under pressure to re-examine the history of
       colonialism and apologize for its role in the trans-Atlantic
       slave trade.
       >
       > "History never disappears," said Nick Westcott, a professor of
       diplomacy at SOAS University of London
       >
       > In the age of colonialism, Kenya was one of the jewels of the
       British Empire.
       >
       > the Mau Mau Rebellion of the 1950s, which hastened the end of
       colonial rule, but continues to cloud relations between the U.K.
       and Kenya. Colonial authorities resorted to executions and
       detention without trial as they tried to put down the
       insurrection, and thousands of Kenyans said they were beaten and
       sexually assaulted by agents of the administration.
       >
       > For the U.K. and allies like the United States, Kenya is a
       strategically important hub of relative stability and democracy
       in East Africa, as they combat the threat from Islamic
       extremists based primarily in neighbouring Somalia.
       >
       > renewed a defence agreement that underpins cooperation on
       counterterrorism efforts and allows British soldiers to train in
       Kenya.
       >
       > a new generation of Kenyans question what links, if any, their
       country should have with its former colonial power, which left
       behind not only memories of brutality, but also colonial-era
       laws
       >
       > The Rift Valley of western Kenya remains a flashpoint for
       concerns about land ownership, because most of the fertile
       region's tea and pineapple farms are owned by foreigners.
       >
       > Veteran politician and human rights activist Koigi Wamwere
       says the continued ownership of huge parcels by British citizens
       while local people have no land is an "injustice that should be
       corrected."
       >
       > Kenya and the U.K. "cannot move forward until they apologize,
       offer reparations and return the land they stole," he said.
       >
       > Dozens of people are gearing up to protest what they describe
       as crimes committed by British forces stationed in Kenya.
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       The colonial era still lives...
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       Re: &quot;Royal&quot; Family hate thread
   DIR By: canada
       Date: October 31, 2023, 9:04 pm
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  HTML https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20231031-indigenous-kenyans-call-on-king-charles-iii-for-compensation-for-stolen-land
       Indigenous Kenyans call on King Charles III to compensate them
       for stolen land
       Britain’s King Charles III began a four-day visit to Kenya on
       Tuesday. Communities in western Kenya are using it as an
       opportunity to press their case for compensation for injustices
       they suffered when the country was under British rule.
       The colonial administration took hundreds of square kilometres
       of land that communities in western Kenya had lived on for
       generations and handed it to British settlers.
       Much of it became tea plantations that today belong to
       multinational companies and are worth billions of euros.
       "The money which is obtained here is being siphoned out of this
       country to foreigners ... who are enjoying the fruits of our
       Kipsigi soil," said Joel Kimetto, an activist for the Kipsigi
       indigenous group.
       "King Charles needs to know that we are still suffering. He
       needs to compensate us for the losses we have suffered," added
       Kibore Cheruyiot Ngasura, a local who was evicted from the land
       to a detention camp during Britain's colonial rule.
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       Re: &quot;Royal&quot; Family hate thread
   DIR By: 90sRetroFan
       Date: November 1, 2023, 6:08 pm
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       Charles refuses to apologize:
  HTML https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12694259/King-Charles-state-banquet-Kenya-UKs-colonial-past-monarch-Camilla-independence-Britain.html
       --- Quote ---
       > King Charles expresses his 'greatest sorrow and deepest
       regret' over Britain's colonial past and says there can be 'no
       excuse' - but he stops short of full apology as he gives speech
       during state visit to Kenya
       --- End Quote ---
       Do the following photos look like "greatest sorrow and deepest
       regret" to you?
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       Or do they look like it's OK for sorrow and regret to be
       "white"?
       Yet once again all these troops available:
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       and yet the Windsors were able to leave alive. Why?
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       Re: &quot;Royal&quot; Family hate thread
   DIR By: &quot;africa&quot;
       Date: November 1, 2023, 8:58 pm
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  HTML https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2023/11/1/king-charless-visit-to-kenya-unearths-memories-of-unresolved-injustices
       King Charles’s visit to Kenya unearths memories of ‘unresolved
       injustices’
       --- Quote ---
       >
       >
       > A five-day visit to Kenya by Britain’s King Charles III is
       unearthing memories of atrocities committed during the
       six-decade colonisation of the East African country.
       >
       > According to the Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC),  the
       colonial administration masterminded the extrajudicial torture
       and killings of 90,000 Kenyans during that period.
       >
       > As King Charles landed in Nairobi on Tuesday for his first
       state visit to Africa since becoming king after Queen Elizabeth
       II’s death last year, some Kenyans were waiting for him to
       formally apologise for the “acts of violence” as Charles
       described them.
       >
       > But the monarch stopped short of doing so.
       >
       > Some see it as a reminder of the dark colonial past, during
       which thousands of people were tortured and killed as they
       fought for the country’s independence.
       >
       > the visit is an insult to the people of Kenya and a reopening
       of old wounds.
       >
       > “His colonial brothers … wreaked havoc in our country and
       tried to wipe us out,” she said. “I heard him in the news
       yesterday that he regrets the acts of the colonialists, but
       there’s nowhere he says how he plans to compensate all those
       people.
       >
       >
       >
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
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       Re: &quot;Royal&quot; Family hate thread
   DIR By: 90sRetroFan
       Date: November 30, 2023, 7:07 pm
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  HTML https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/piers-morgan-named-racist-royals-omid-scobie-b2455924.html
       --- Quote ---
       > Piers Morgan has named two senior members of the royal family
       who are alleged to have raised questions about the skin colour
       of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s son before he was born.
       --- End Quote ---
  HTML https://twitter.com/I_amMukhtar/status/1729957380207628668<br
       />(video at link)
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       Re: &quot;Royal&quot; Family hate thread
   DIR By: uk
       Date: December 9, 2023, 4:33 am
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  HTML https://www.insider.com/royals-racism-allegations-in-recent-history-2023-7
       13 times the royal family has faced racism allegations through
       the years
       --- Quote ---
       >
       >
       > Allegations of racism in the British royal family span back
       centuries.
       >
       > Several British monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth I, King
       James I, and King William III, directly supported or enabled the
       slave trade in the UK from the mid-1500s until it was abolished
       in 1833, The Guardian's David Conn reported in April. Neither
       the late Queen Elizabeth II nor King Charles III, the country's
       current monarch, has ever publicly apologized for the atrocities
       from which the institution has profited.
       >
       > More recently, a new book about the royals, titled "Endgame:
       Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy's Fight for Survival,"
       by Omid Scobie shared details of recent racism allegations
       against some members of the royal family.
       >
       > The original Dutch translation of the book was temporarily
       pulled after its release on November 28 as it reportedly named
       Kate Middleton and King Charles as the royals who made racially
       insensitive remarks about Prince Archie's skin tone before he
       was born in 2019.
       >
       > The section of the book references Prince Harry and Meghan
       Markle's interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021, where they said
       family members had spoken about their "concerns" over the duo's
       son Archie's skin tone.
       >
       > The royal family has been under the public microscope in
       recent years, facing allegations of problematic language and
       behavior that stretch into the business side of the institution.
       For example, a 2021 investigation conducted by The Guardian
       showed that Buckingham Palace once prohibited "colored
       immigrants or foreigners" from office roles and a July 2023
       report by The Independent said that racist language had been
       used in the royal family's art collection.
       >
       > The late Queen Elizabeth II never apologized for the
       monarchy's role in the slave trade.
       >
       > millions of enslaved African people were transported from
       Britain to its then-colonies in the Caribbean, North and South
       America, and other countries during the 16th century until 1807
       in exchange for goods.
       >
       > The Guardian's David Conn reported in April that a number of
       British monarchs, including Queen Elizabeth I and James I,
       supported or profited from Britain's slave trade.
       >
       > The late Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned from 1952 until 2022,
       never publicly apologized for the monarchy's involvement.
       >
       > Queen Elizabeth's late husband, Prince Philip, made
       controversial racial remarks during royal engagements over the
       years.
       >
       > Philip was known for his controversial humor through the years
       and often made comments that are considered racist.
       >
       > Harry was criticized for using a racial slur when talking to
       an Asian army colleague in 2006.
       >
       > The late Queen faced backlash for not publicly showing support
       for the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020.
       >
       > In 2021, the palace reportedly ditched plans to hire a
       diversity chief despite having a low percentage of non-white
       employees.
       >
       > A 2021 investigation, conducted by The Guardian, revealed that
       the palace once banned "colored immigrants or foreigners" from
       office roles.
       >
       > Buckingham Palace banned "colored immigrants or foreigners"
       from being employed in office roles until at least the late
       1960s, according to documents obtained by The Guardian's David
       Pegg and Rob Evans.
       >
       > According to the documents, which were released in June 2021,
       the Queen's chief financial manager said in 1968 that people
       from ethnic minority backgrounds were allowed to be employed as
       domestic servants in the royal household, but were banned from
       holding clerical jobs.
       >
       > The Guardian report also stated that the late Queen Elizabeth
       was exempt from race and gender equality laws since they were
       introduced in the UK in the 1970s. This means women and people
       from ethnic minorities working for the royal household have been
       unable to complain to the courts if they believe they have been
       discriminated against on the basis of race.
       >
       > Queen Elizabeth's former lady-in-waiting Susan Hussey made
       racist remarks towards a charity founder at a palace event in
       2022.
       >
       > Ngozi Fulani, the founder of Sistah Space, a charity that
       supports African and Caribbean women affected by domestic
       violence, wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter, that she was
       asked by a member of palace staff where she "really came from"
       at a palace reception in November 2022.
       >
       > Most recently, The Royal Collection Trust was accused of using
       racist language in official documents.
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       No Probe Into Prince Andrew Over Jeffrey Epstein Claims, Says UK
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       > UK police said Friday that no investigation has been launched
       into Prince Andrew after an anti-monarchy group filed a
       complaint based on recently released US court documents
       detailing people linked to accused sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
       >
       > A New York judge on Wednesday began to unseal the identities
       of those linked in the documents to disgraced US financier
       Epstein, who killed himself in 2019 while awaiting trial.
       >
       > In them, Andrew, who is formally known as the Duke of York, is
       accused of groping a woman, which he denies.
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