A former head of royal protection calls Prince Andrew’s denials “palpable nonsense”

Royal Protection's View on Prince Andrew

• 💡 Dai Davies, former head of royal protection, described Prince Andrew's denials regarding Epstein's trafficking activities as "palpable nonsense."
• 🎯 Davies asserted that Andrew was "face-to-face with Epstein's victims" and that his numerous associations could not reasonably be considered coincidental.
• 🔑 Royal protection officers are constantly present with royals, monitoring schedules, patterns, and visitors, making it their job to notice such activities.

Buckingham Palace Incidents

• 🏰 Files indicate that young women were brought into Buckingham Palace, with Andrew reportedly using the code phrase "Mrs. Windsor will arrive shortly."
• 👁️ Both protection officers and palace staff would have observed these patterns, making the behavior obvious to anyone paying attention.

Intelligence Services and Epstein

• 🕵️‍♀️ The UK's intelligence services (MI5, MI6, GCHQ) constantly monitor threats to the Royal Family and track interactions with senior royals.
• ⚠️ Jeffrey Epstein was a known entity, convicted in 2008 for procuring an underage girl, yet Prince Andrew maintained his friendship post-conviction.
• ✈️ Epstein's private jet, known as the "Lolita Express," and its passenger manifests were documented, raising questions about what intelligence services knew.

Calls for Inquiry and Systemic Failure

• ⚖️ Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has contacted the Metropolitan Police, demanding a full inquiry into women trafficked into the UK on Epstein's jet.
• 🚨 The speaker highlights a "systemic collusion" involving protection officers, staff, intelligence services, family, and the media, who either ignored or buried information.
• 💰 The system protected Andrew, even allegedly paying £12 million to make an accuser "go away," despite many knowing for years or decades.