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  • Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2022
  • In this week's episode of Minutes With we sat down with Paul Page, who used to work as a royal protection officer, providing security to the members of the Royal family. Paul told us what poses the most security threat to the Royals, explained what members of the family were like and why Prince Andrew was the most difficult and unpleasant to deal with.
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  • @kirstencooper5311
    @kirstencooper5311 Год назад +2387

    I have a member of family who did a military course with Prince Andrew when he was in the military.
    When he arrived for the course, he approached the commanding officer and said 'hello, you can refer to me as Prince Andrew'.
    To which the commanding officer replied 'Good morning, Prince Andrew. You can refer to me as "Sir" '

    • @KnowTrentTimoy
      @KnowTrentTimoy Год назад

      Andy sounds like a wretched bathroom stall rimmer. A punk who was born into wealth and prestige. The kind of dirt bag you wanna toss off to the side whenever you came across it.

    • @4bibimimi
      @4bibimimi Год назад +141

      Sick burn, Sir!

    • @anneschannel9070
      @anneschannel9070 Год назад +141

      BRILLIANT! Just what was needed!

    • @zs2302
      @zs2302 Год назад

      Liar.

    • @stephenholmes1036
      @stephenholmes1036 Год назад +85

      This story is true

  • @TinasCrazyLife
    @TinasCrazyLife Год назад +3319

    How an individual treats a janitor, a bus boy and so on will Always tell me more about a person than how they would treat a CEO.

    • @halbertking2683
      @halbertking2683 Год назад +47

      Well said .

    • @neilburns8869
      @neilburns8869 Год назад +28

      Anyone who you don't really have to treat well...

    • @davidrice3337
      @davidrice3337 Год назад +56

      my friend Gayla ( RIP) ran catering at Freedom Hall and Louisville Gardens - she said when Elvis performed in Louisville ( one of his last ) he made sure everyone who worked the show received something - she said the first person he asked about was the janitor - it brings tears thinking about her telling me how sincere he was -
      when UofL plays Ky in basketball , Coach Cal always makes the point to thank the people in catering and he always asks to see the maintenance and janitorial crew just to say "Thanks "
      There is another who coaches a division 2 school ( now they are division 1 ) - he is on TV and radio always talking about mentoring his players and doing things the right way - Every year on the backside of Churchill Downs on derby wkd he does the " do you know who I am " routine -
      I told him character is defined by what one does when no one is looking -
      Coach D doesn't like me much !

    • @jimmylight4866
      @jimmylight4866 Год назад +7

      Yup

    • @tlandry9689
      @tlandry9689 Год назад +40

      I once interviewed with Marion Pharmaceuticals and the owner of the company was disguised as the doorman just to see how the interviewees treated the common man. We were finally told after entering and exiting the main building a few times.

  • @johnmanser2331
    @johnmanser2331 22 дня назад +70

    I am a retired Police Officer. A colleague, we were PC's together in the 1960's, who later rose to the rank of Ch.Insp. was responsible for supplying vehicles to Royalty for their personal use. He hated having to deal with Prince Andrew describing him as an absolute pig.

    • @gutsfinky
      @gutsfinky 17 дней назад

      I don't know anyone who's ever met him, but I've seen many comments from people who have saying the same thing. He's a first class jerk.

    • @Cristinact
      @Cristinact 2 дня назад

      And he showed he truly is one!

  • @shaineyoung
    @shaineyoung 8 месяцев назад +204

    I don’t believe the queen is innocent. Andrew is a monster, because of the way she raised him: all the privilege, lack of accountability, immunity… all she had to do is insist everything get reported to her. She raised a brat and a criminal, and she turned a blind eye.

    • @billybrand9976
      @billybrand9976 3 месяца назад +20

      She didn’t raise him, nannies did. Apparently Andrew and Edward got more attention because they were a bit younger and a bit more modern era but there’s a quote from Edward, aged 7, saying “I’ve got 15 minutes with Mummy this evening”

    • @drusuth5915
      @drusuth5915 29 дней назад +9

      Andrew was her favourite

    • @merseybeat1963
      @merseybeat1963 26 дней назад +2

      Nah..3 boys all raised basically the same with freedom as no man tyrant in the house all 3 boys are different kinds of people ( our family)

    • @Openyoureyez83
      @Openyoureyez83 26 дней назад

      The whole riyal family is a joke and a fraud

    • @Firstthunder
      @Firstthunder 26 дней назад +5

      @@billybrand9976Was just thinking the hand that rocks the cradle, but she didn’t rock his cradle. What a weird world to live in.

  • @faizanhuss9934
    @faizanhuss9934 Год назад +1094

    “If you want to test a person’s character, give him power”. ~Abraham Lincoln

    • @terry1935
      @terry1935 Год назад +15

      Love that. So true

    • @joannethomas5729
      @joannethomas5729 Год назад +12

      One of my favorite quotes

    • @slice-o-life
      @slice-o-life Год назад +15

      And last, but not least, I could never stress enough saying, Stan Lees best line, with great power comes great responsibility.

    • @bluebellflora1622
      @bluebellflora1622 Год назад +2

      Lol.

    • @Paul-qs3nu
      @Paul-qs3nu Год назад

      Thanks for confirming what an arse hole he is, it's the second in line problem, just like Harry the ginger winger

  • @boahnation9932
    @boahnation9932 Год назад +3704

    It's strange... Andrew lives quite literally in a different reality than us all. To be that entitled, to actually believe you can treat people that way... Just incomprehensible to most people

    • @nobbynoris
      @nobbynoris Год назад +187

      Tbf there are very many rich individuals that treat their employees just as badly and the vast majority of them aren't royalty. Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos come to mind.

    • @taxiuniversum
      @taxiuniversum Год назад +47

      @@nobbynoris Very true.

    • @maggiepie8810
      @maggiepie8810 Год назад +92

      Prince Andrew lives in the same reality as some other people I've known, who are far from particularly rich or influential.

    • @marydecouvertes3789
      @marydecouvertes3789 Год назад +110

      Well they actually can treat people that way and it's simply because people allow them to.

    • @samjohns3227
      @samjohns3227 Год назад +75

      There are enough directors and CEO's like that too....

  • @marcdavis7583
    @marcdavis7583 3 месяца назад +104

    A neighbour served in the Met for 30yrs, his last posting was as motorbike outrider to the Royals. He said the only Royal who ever spoke with the cops (and thanked them every time they arrived) was Diana as "she wasn't one of them" and often made comments about that. He said there was a lot of dislike with the Palace for Andrew but also Anne: apparently the IRA planned a sniper attack on her (not the 1974 event and this was not well publicised), and when she told of it she was pissed off about the inconvenience of the delay rather than being thankful they diverted her route and avoided the shooting.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz 28 дней назад +2

      Really? Is that the best you’ve got? 🙄

    • @davidcoolomfg8129
      @davidcoolomfg8129 28 дней назад

      @@mogznwazAhh, it was ok

    • @4thdimension760
      @4thdimension760 25 дней назад +1

      @@mogznwaz maybe she should've asked her uncle how that IRA thing turns out.

    • @Andrea-ol3uo
      @Andrea-ol3uo 24 дня назад +1

      Ann is a hard working, brave woman as well as an Olympian. I don't think your comment will touch the sides!

    • @Rachael121
      @Rachael121 20 дней назад

      ​@@Andrea-ol3uoAnd neither will yours as she couldn't give a toss about you! What utter rubbish, they wouldn't know a hardworking day if it punched them in the face!!!

  • @stephanguitar9778
    @stephanguitar9778 3 месяца назад +70

    I used to go sailing with an ex navy officer who told me that other officers really didn’t want to be in same space as him. Other ranks were terrified of his obnoxious temper.

    • @soupcon4331
      @soupcon4331 21 день назад +3

      I had the same experience with officers who were in Afghanistan with Prince Harry… But in his case, they loved him to death.

  • @Brummie31
    @Brummie31 Год назад +3090

    Thank goodness that we are still able to see these interviews. For me personally, this man confirmed everything I thought about Andrew.

    • @PHlophe
      @PHlophe Год назад +44

      Barbara Randy Andy gave off that vibe from watching old clips alone . but now that we have someone verbalize things . it fleshes things out. lord help us .

    • @gardy4390
      @gardy4390 Год назад +1

      To me all the royals everywhere are useless, over rated & should be abolished.

    • @Rrrrcc4666
      @Rrrrcc4666 Год назад +27

      But how does that affect your life? These celebrity like people are all dark.

    • @ricardasmikolaitis7246
      @ricardasmikolaitis7246 Год назад +16

      Just about Andrew? So you still live in a lala land.

    • @hippyhop3913
      @hippyhop3913 Год назад +26

      This needs to go viral 😂😂

  • @TStyle1979
    @TStyle1979 Год назад +1419

    I had the immense displeasure of meeting Prince Andrew in 2006, when he came to my workplace to open our new offices. I was part of the welcome party. We were told if anyone took pictures on their camera phones (which were still quite new then - this was the year before iPhones) his security team would seize and confiscate the phones. When he arrived he was brusque, rude and dismissive. He seemed annoyed to be there and couldn’t get away fast enough. He was so bad that the MD of the company had to send out an email afterwards practically apologising on his behalf. Dreadful person.

    • @coffeejack7458
      @coffeejack7458 Год назад +135

      Being part of a royal family must be hell, we should've abolished this Disney show with kings etc a long time ago.
      But the masses love fantasy

    • @frogwood1713
      @frogwood1713 Год назад +1

      @@coffeejack7458 hardly the masses, it's the government that decides to abolish...

    • @DeniseEggertwaterlily
      @DeniseEggertwaterlily Год назад +40

      @@coffeejack7458 As an American, I actually think of the British Monarchy/ British Royal Family as a distinctive, permanent " First Family " of Great Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Commonwealth, whose specific family members sponsor charities, causes, visit hospitals, nursing homes, places of great disasters, domestic and foreign terrorism, as well as hardships of any kind. Some of the family members have created scholarships and special programs for children and young people in the U.K. and countries in the Commonwealth. Some other family members are very involved in different branches of the military or act to sponsor innovative changes to British technology and business. They are expected to represent British culture, business, and commerce.
      Believe it or not, this is also what The First Family of the United States does. The First Family of the United States, consists of the President of the United States, the wife of the President, and his children (and grandchildren in some instances..) The Second Family of the United States, consists of the Vice President of the United States, ( until recently) his wife, and his children( and grandchildren in some instances.) They all share in this role . They all have their own secretive service protection officers. Specially trained secret service officers and their trained K9 dogs are spread around the perimeter of the White House ( comparable to the British Buckingham Palace ) The Vice President is also the President of the binaural Congress ( the Senate and the House of Representatives) and has the ability to break ties in voting and other roles. The Vice President, his or her spouse, and his children, also have their own secret service protection officers, and they also live in a federal mansion in Washington, D.C., with its own Secret Service patrol with K9 dogs, around its perimeter.
      The American Presidency ( and Vice Presidency) does the role of both the British Monarch, his or her spouse, and (until recently) all of the Royal Family members, and the British Prime Minister and British Deputy Prime Minister. Our separation of Church and State prevents the President from being over any religion, but the President is the Commander in Chief of the American Military, as the British Monarch is of the British Military. Unlike The Monarch and The Royal Family, the U.S. President and First Family and the U.S. Vice President and the Second Family changes every four years or every eight years, with the U.S. election held every four years. The secretive service protection officers are assigned to every former President and spouse, as long as they both live. Children of former Presidents are only covered until they reach 18.)
      All of this costs a whole lot more than the British tax payer pays for the Working Royal Family, the Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister all put together. The President or Vice President can't just resign after one month or one year into office. The Royal Family now pays tax on everything since 1992, and they have significantly cut down the number of working royal family members who receive any salary or clothes allowance from the British taxpayer, as it should be. Prince Andrew should have been exposed for his unacceptable actions, his criminal actions, and his rude behavior, decades ago, and cut out as member of the Working Royal Family.. I don't think that anyone even wants to see him publicly anymore, either. .

    • @peterbaker3429
      @peterbaker3429 Год назад +2

      Now multiply your answer with a few million others, and he really has no defence does he. Obnoxious bloody prat that he is.

    • @DaveyL1954
      @DaveyL1954 Год назад +93

      Absolutely agree. It's the same story when he came to Doncaster College. His rudeness and arrogance accompanied him everywhere.

  • @darrylglynn1557
    @darrylglynn1557 2 месяца назад +68

    To think, Andrew was once 2nd in line to the throne. Had Charles died before having kids of his own, Andrew would be king now.
    As the security offer said, it's an archaic system. I don't know why it still exists.

    • @achitophel5852
      @achitophel5852 23 дня назад +2

      Because the alternatives are so, so much worse.

    • @MelekEryoruk
      @MelekEryoruk 23 дня назад +3

      Whoever is the King does not matter nowadays...They only exist for the photo shoots

    • @darrylglynn1557
      @darrylglynn1557 23 дня назад +8

      @@achitophel5852 The alternatives are
      Cheaper, often less corrupt, and can be voted out of office, and also impeached and prosecuted.

    • @spfspf7087
      @spfspf7087 20 дней назад

      Didn’t this bloke have to sign at least, some form of non-disclosure agreement, if not an Official Secrets Act document, to prevent this verbal diarrhoea of his ?

    • @sarahtyster7342
      @sarahtyster7342 20 дней назад +1

      @@darrylglynn1557 less corrupt?? seriously, lol

  • @jessybrown3008
    @jessybrown3008 24 дня назад +15

    The teddy bears thing FREAKS me out 😳💀

  • @jasonsupra4209
    @jasonsupra4209 Год назад +947

    Hats off for telling the honest side of Andrew, self indulged and obnoxious individual

  • @nevillemason6791
    @nevillemason6791 Год назад +734

    A relative of my wife had the unenviable task of guiding Prince Andrew a few years back around some official event in a foreign country. They went up in a lift which briefly broke down between floors so they couldn't get out. It was fixed after only a few minutes. He was absolutely furious with rage. When they emerged from the lift and approached the first door he kicked it open with all his force. A total arse.

    • @kellychuba
      @kellychuba 4 месяца назад +19

      How any of them are sane with their childhood perplexes most of us.

    • @serverlan763
      @serverlan763 4 месяца назад +16

      Maybe he had claustrophobia. I was in a lift that broke down also and when i called lift company from inside the lift, they told me cheerily that a maintenance person would be an hour or so. I hit the roof at them. Luckily I managed to prize the doors open manually and exit.

    • @MultiGal1
      @MultiGal1 4 месяца назад +57

      Was he sweating 😓 😭👊🏻🤴🏼

    • @lilspeth
      @lilspeth 3 месяца назад

      Good gawd...overly entitled brat.

    • @irenewarren1913
      @irenewarren1913 3 месяца назад +22

      @kellychuba Diana was the first to show public affection to Royal Children!

  • @MrBond249
    @MrBond249 4 месяца назад +34

    To be fair, I met Prince Andrew at a Christmas event in Portsmouth and briefly talked to him over a cup of coffee. I must have caught him on a good day because he was quite pleasant and funny.

    • @strictlyyoutube6881
      @strictlyyoutube6881 29 дней назад +5

      He may have had a twinkle in his eye for you?

    • @chadbridges4304
      @chadbridges4304 27 дней назад +2

      @@strictlyyoutube6881 Funny ,I just thought ,perhaps he was after his arse

    • @strictlyyoutube6881
      @strictlyyoutube6881 27 дней назад +2

      @@chadbridges4304 a frolic in Frogmore?

    • @flossycee1012
      @flossycee1012 22 дня назад

      ​@ch😂😅🤣😅😕adbridges4304

    • @eileenoneill1805
      @eileenoneill1805 11 дней назад

      It’s funny how people are so offended by him being a spoilt brat he’s from one of the most powerful family’s in the world it’s not surprising he’s not a very nice person

  • @amandaclark6841
    @amandaclark6841 2 месяца назад +24

    In Wendy Berry's book “The Housekeeper's Diary)she wrote about how a housekeeper from a different household phoned Highgrove to speak to her ( Wendy) the call got put through to the wrong room, where PA was sitting in, and he picked up the
    phone and shouted at the poor
    woman “wrong room idiot” then
    slammed the phone down on her.
    When Wendy or other staff members were going through a doorway PA used to barge his way
    through, while Prince Edward would stop and step aside to let the person through.
    through

  • @happygirl8298
    @happygirl8298 Год назад +1751

    Andrew deserves to live in obscurity, having offended most of the civilized world with no remorse on his part. Kudos to this police officer for speaking out.

    • @Linda23750
      @Linda23750 Год назад +32

      Andrew is a grown man living with mom haha

    • @williamyoung9401
      @williamyoung9401 Год назад +95

      No, you're missing the point. He deserves to be in PRISON!

    • @WhiteCamry
      @WhiteCamry Год назад +8

      @@Linda23750 His mom's portrait, anyway.

    • @manda...1402
      @manda...1402 Год назад +19

      @@Linda23750 Also living with his ex wife! who writes and reads books for children!!! 🙄

    • @alexanderforsyth5589
      @alexanderforsyth5589 Год назад +3

      Does he deserve to get a loan from the new king to pay the settlement,so he gets off sexual offences. The British tax payers have paid the pricks bill. Jail him

  • @kirajo5925
    @kirajo5925 Год назад +1777

    The way in which a person treats others is a direct reflection on their own character. Being disrespectful and arrogant with people trying to do their job is disgusting behavior.

    • @RA-wp6th
      @RA-wp6th Год назад +61

      100%. From how he treats women I already knew he was a horrible person.

    • @cerveza2297
      @cerveza2297 Год назад +21

      I agree.

    • @cg2bx264
      @cg2bx264 Год назад +63

      I’ve heard the best indicator of what a person is really like is to observe how they speak to waiters/waitresses.

    • @stst77
      @stst77 Год назад +26

      It’s also a reflection of their upbringing.

    • @rupertbollywood1190
      @rupertbollywood1190 Год назад +13

      Not always though. Sometimes people do their job badly. For example, customer service.

  • @davidnicol6697
    @davidnicol6697 3 месяца назад +135

    I went to school with Prince Andrew when he was 13 to 17 years old. He was a year behind me. He was always a very nice and polite kid. Watching his life unfold has been shocking, I would never have guessed it would all turn out as it did. I saw Charles a few times too and he was just like people are saying here. Charming and funny. I would never have guessed the way his life turned out either but am happy that he seems to have got it all together now.

    • @antoinette9212
      @antoinette9212 3 месяца назад +10

      He's feeling very cushty since he had Dianna, serimoniously send of in France.

    • @stewarthunter
      @stewarthunter 3 месяца назад

      I'm a missing royal family member that went missing 34 years ago at the age of four as they were getting rid of me the beat me chloroformed me and took off my robes and my crown put me in my car drugged they're onto a plane this was a back cover up in the 80s.they took me to Primary School in Midlothian Scotland were thay arrived at the primary school drugged and bruised from The Journey I was heated because of my title you see they had put the land of the Commonwealth the Windsor Estate and over 14 trillion in my true name that Primary School swapped me around with a common boy I was drugged knocked out when they woke up I was in a classroom Primary School class they will ask him my name the teacher told them I just looked different but the boy they swapped me round with looks my double back then if you're looking at my pictures I've been awake for the last for the last 29 days for the last five years they've been doing this to me on and off with electronic Warfare they have money then they found my birth certificate no they know what is on my birth certificate my full Estate the Windsor Estate and the Commonwealth the Crown Jewels two of the largest diamonds on Earth is in my true name but the Prince of Wales pretty much a commoner not even a lane under his name on his birth certificate have there ever mentioned his second name nor because it isn't Windsor William and Harry have the same problem you see William can't even give Kate his second name so how can you call George a king of his second name can't even be Windsor Me and My True mum and my True father are the only ones with the second Windsor name the family has been torturing me with electronic Warfare I have caught them on occasion with electronic equipment getting in and out of Land Rovers I can't wait to hang people since it's been five years they have been doing this to me to try and get me to kill myself so my mother or father can claim my Estate but you can't clear Kings Estate of the King dies the estate dies alone with them but you see ask the so-called royal family or the so-called king and queen Camilla for a loan she can't he can't but I can give you tax free living for land holders country houses rent for you as well the people that helped me will be multi billionaires all this all the things you hear about the lunar night about wine with the grapes from the vein all comes from my head always scientific stuff comes from my head too use all my ideas yet the trying to kill me just remember the Commonwealth is in my name along with the Windsor Estate and well over 14 trillion please help me as I am tired of being treated like something someone stood on😂

    • @fudgicle1427
      @fudgicle1427 2 месяца назад +1

      Interesting. In the series The Crown they talk about the youngest Edward being horribly bullied at boarding school. If that happened to Andrew also, it may explain why he turned into such a monster. I'm not talking about his pedophilia, just the horrible personality and rage. But it is strange that he would be so different from the rest of the family. ALL of them are rich and privileged - why would they be nice and he be so monstrous.

    • @bingbong2205
      @bingbong2205 2 месяца назад +3

      it speaks volumes that all these people who say bad things were happy enough to keep working for him and not quit there jobs

    • @fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied
      @fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied Месяц назад

      Forcefeeding the WEF globalist narrative down our throats, is lovely, now isn’t it?

  • @lashelleullie2101
    @lashelleullie2101 5 месяцев назад +23

    I like how he spoke. Very honest and did throw them under the bus!! Good guy

    • @lavaboy1565
      @lavaboy1565 6 дней назад

      "Very honest": Lol, this officer was convicted in 2009 of conning colleagues, friends and others out of life savings, redundancy cash, pension pay-outs, retirement money and loans.

  • @Robot256k
    @Robot256k Год назад +2472

    I was part of the Royal Guard at Balmoral in the late 90s for 3 months. My job at the time was to assist with the Ghillies when they would take guests out to stalk and shoot Stags during the hunting season. We would meet them after they completed the hunt with large working horses & the dead Stag would be strapped onto the back on the horses saddle and then driven back to the castle at the end of each day.
    The Royals would invite guests to take part in the hunts and it was usually someone of some kind of importance or from a wealthy family. One day Prince Andrew turned up with a tall blonde haired female, apparently a low grade actor that was married to some Sheikh. He was acting like a complete idiot trying to be flirtatious, but sounding like a 13 year old schoolboy who fancied Madonna in the 90s. It was embarrassing to watch. Me & my work buddy at the time were walking behind them leading the horses & Prince Andrew seen a frog on the ground & turned round to the female guest and said "Oh don't go kissing that frog dear, we dont want anymore Prince's running around here" and started manically laughing at his own crude joke. Me and my buddy looked at each other and both wanted to burst out laughing, but had to contain ourselves because we would have probably been punished for taking the piss. In hindsight I wish I took the extra guard duty and laughed in his face.
    Shortly after that Prince Andrew missed his shot and decided to cancel the hunt only like 2 hours in (its normally like an all day thing). He then said they (him and the blonde) were going to walk back via a lodge that sat on a loch. I basically just think he had no intention of taking that guest out shooting and was trying to get into her knickers. Guy is a total sex pest. I'm sure there's hundreds of stories out there about his deviant behaviour.
    I seen him multiple times throughout that 3 months and he was just an obnoxious wanker. Most of the other royals were respectful of other people. Philip was a bit bizarre and would often hit his dog with his walking stick, which pissed me off. Charles was probably the nicest out of all of them. He would actually take over on our area as the Lead Ghillie (leading the hunt) & take his own guests out for the last 2 weeks of the season. At the end of each day he would bring a bottle of Whisky and the whole team of like 6 of us would sit and drink a dram of whisky in the middle of the mountains. He would sit and chat and ask us about our lives and stuff. At the end of the two weeks he gave each team member a blue leather wallet with his crest on it with 9 carot gold plated trimmings & some cash inside. Being a squadie at the time I obviously spent the cash going out on the piss that night, but I still have the wallet in its box.

    • @tonyjlorns1727
      @tonyjlorns1727 Год назад +1

      Andrew sounds like a complete tool and surprised you were so patient having to be around such a sexual deviant ! Vile man

    • @richarddavis6523
      @richarddavis6523 Год назад +3

      What a lovely story about the King. Andrew however sounds like an absolute scum bag. Keep hold of the wallet buddy, what a nice memento of your time working for them.

    • @jenmdawg
      @jenmdawg Год назад +309

      “Sex pest” is so apt I can’t believe I’ve never heard or read it before.
      Your recollection is fascinating to read.

    • @Robot256k
      @Robot256k Год назад +157

      @@jenmdawg Haha yeah it's a common Scottish term for people like him. Glad you enjoyed the story :)

    • @independentthinker4397
      @independentthinker4397 Год назад +6

      0

  • @leopardgeckotalk
    @leopardgeckotalk Год назад +562

    Years ago my great-Aunt worked at a naval base and had to check EVERY ONES ID, no matter how big and ‘important’ they were - it’s a naval base after all. Prince Andrew came in, she asked for ID and he went crazy! He’s an entitled prick lol.

    • @staceytroffer8287
      @staceytroffer8287 Год назад

      Isn’t it wonderful he’s been stripped of his title and seniority!!?? Jerk.

    • @halfbakedproductions7887
      @halfbakedproductions7887 Год назад +58

      A normal person would just show their ID anyway to be polite and set a good example, even if they joke about "don't you know who I am". I work for a megacorp and even our CEO signs himself in and shows his pass at reception, because that's company security policy in there for a reason.
      The last thing you want is the most important person compromising security. It's poor leadership and they also have access to more commercially sensitive assets and information.

    • @denisehadfield7995
      @denisehadfield7995 Год назад +30

      Self entitled I would have stopped him going in .What an Ass. But they are all like this.. time to do away with the whole ‘House of Windsor’ (that’s not their real family name its was German)

    • @bluecollarlit
      @bluecollarlit Год назад +21

      Saxe Coburg Gotha.

    • @ferninthehouse
      @ferninthehouse Год назад +29

      @@denisehadfield7995 well according to this guy the other's WEREN'T like this... that's the whole point. He literally talked about how he never was treaded badly by anyone else except Andrew.

  • @reg220
    @reg220 Месяц назад +40

    Paul Page, Thank you for your Service

    • @dianedowse6989
      @dianedowse6989 Месяц назад +3

      Are you kidding me, he’s a convicted criminal, he’s served prison time for being a thief!

    • @anitaaustralia
      @anitaaustralia 28 дней назад +3

      He stole millions from people to pay for his gambling. He's a total fraud

    • @ctdunders
      @ctdunders 23 дня назад +2

      @@anitaaustralia Literally

  • @petersullivan2837
    @petersullivan2837 7 месяцев назад +42

    The story I loved about the guy, is she; he joined his ship as a midshipman, when you😮 board a RN ship the first thing you do is salute the quarter deck. He boarded and the Captain was waiting, he said to the Captain, “ you can call me Andrew. The Captain replied” and you cal call me Sir”

    • @edithbannerman4
      @edithbannerman4 3 месяца назад

      @Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day??

  • @BobMarley-dx4vi
    @BobMarley-dx4vi Год назад +1513

    Andrew needs to be put behind bars

    • @Sport4Life
      @Sport4Life Год назад +132

      Or put down😊

    • @steveparker8065
      @steveparker8065 Год назад

      @@Sport4Life Send him to priz and the establishment will put him down so he won't turn on his friends. Epstein styleee...

    • @pureblood1978x
      @pureblood1978x Год назад +1

      He's a dirty beast.

    • @divineart3928
      @divineart3928 Год назад +38

      Agree

    • @delboy51590
      @delboy51590 Год назад +1

      Hanged

  • @Diddy1970AD
    @Diddy1970AD Год назад +785

    My uncle was a police officer many years ago and knew some of the royal protection officers, no surprise that Andrew was the most disliked person they had to deal with.

    • @wendyhannan2454
      @wendyhannan2454 Год назад +31

      I’d believe that 👍

    • @nickyjones2709
      @nickyjones2709 Год назад

      @@wendyhannan2454 so do I, he's just the most arrogant piece of 💩. I blame his parents

    • @earnold1896
      @earnold1896 Год назад +17

      Andrew was an out of control menace.

    • @ChasingTheOddShapedBall
      @ChasingTheOddShapedBall Год назад +31

      I recall hearing stories from ex protective service officers who had a nickname for Andrew. It starts with C and ends with T

    • @nickyjones2709
      @nickyjones2709 Год назад +9

      @@ChasingTheOddShapedBall sounds about right 😂😂😂

  • @hotspurhema5131
    @hotspurhema5131 4 месяца назад +12

    Former journalist, met him on a Royal visit back in the early 2000s. He was an absolute bell-end.

  • @elizabethchaitin9379
    @elizabethchaitin9379 10 месяцев назад +105

    I hate when you go to a nice restaurant and some ass is at the next table bitching out the waiter. This says a great deal about that person. It is so embarrassing for all. It costs nothing to be kind to people who work so hard. The Royal Security Officers work hard and long hours and deserve to be treated with total respect. To be nasty to anyone is not necessary at all.

    • @nicholasaltieri8333
      @nicholasaltieri8333 4 месяца назад +2

      they have no class

    • @alwayslernin4400
      @alwayslernin4400 3 месяца назад +7

      Especially considering the same people Andrew is being so rude to are paying for all his privileges.

    • @chrisdavis6374
      @chrisdavis6374 3 месяца назад

      We were in a nice rest at once and what was obviously a very well to do Asian family walked in. They were lovely apart from the oldest son who was a complete p@&t
      Rude and obnoxious to the staff .. just vile

    • @TeddyB-hf3ks
      @TeddyB-hf3ks 2 месяца назад

      It doesn't cost anything to be nasty to others either. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
      God, that whole, "It costs nothing to be kind..." bit is so tired and pure gibberish. People don't think before they speak/type.

  • @annabanana8625
    @annabanana8625 Год назад +1471

    So glad someone is speaking up about Andrew 👏 Andrew makes my skin crawl .
    This man is a hero 👍👏👏

    • @sharoncampbell5312
      @sharoncampbell5312 Год назад

      He is anything but a hero...a convicted fraudster who conned friends and colleagues out of hundreds of thousands of pounds to fund his lifestyle of fast cars and gambling debts. A disgrace to the police uniform.

    • @annabanana8625
      @annabanana8625 Год назад +15

      @@sharoncampbell5312 well at least he’s not a pedaphile eh ! His crimes kind of pale into insignificance wen u look at Andrews past .

    • @annabanana8625
      @annabanana8625 Год назад +24

      @@sharoncampbell5312 I’m not gonna
      discredit him because of his past and wen u leave comments like this it’s like ur tryna distract from the actual crime we’re all focusing on which is Andrew and his past that’s all I care about .
      RELEASE THE LIST !!!! I’m sick of these rich twisted sick fks getting away with it just because of who they are ENOUGH ALREADY . Btw not ranting at u just my opinion peace and love

    • @johanisnotagamer
      @johanisnotagamer Год назад +10

      This has Charles written all over it.

    • @anniedarkhorse6791
      @anniedarkhorse6791 Год назад +16

      They all do. Harry and Di are the only ones I can stomach.

  • @simon1066
    @simon1066 Год назад +603

    He was in the year ahead of me at naval college. Nobody, literally nobody had a good word to say about him.

    • @Fin_The_Shark
      @Fin_The_Shark Год назад +11

      the man being interviewed or Prince Andrew?

    • @godwindracing6056
      @godwindracing6056 Год назад +39

      @@Fin_The_Shark sounds like Prince Andrew, who was in the Royal Navy

    • @G.G_
      @G.G_ Год назад +5

      exactly, if he cannot look after himself (my teeth comment) why would I have a ground reason to trust anything he says? either way is good to hear imagination under the guise of facts...

    • @simon1066
      @simon1066 Год назад

      @@Fin_The_Shark the nonce

    • @LightingJedi
      @LightingJedi Год назад +27

      Why are we still funding his lifestyle

  • @treygarver7791
    @treygarver7791 3 месяца назад +12

    I am an American so wether Great Britain choses to have a royal family is their business but I sure wouldn't want to have to pay for one here.

  • @briannabri34
    @briannabri34 16 дней назад +5

    paul, thank you for your honesty and truth.

  • @stevebrown8233
    @stevebrown8233 Год назад +287

    I was on duty one evening at RNAS Culdrose “1988” if I remember correctly, and I was in charge of the security of the wardroom, I say I was in charge very loosely, I was the killick in charge. The wardroom was locked because of a Royal staying there and one evening around midnight Prince Andrew rang the bell but refused to show his ID card which he HAD to do reference Queen Regulations. I heard this lunatic screaming at one of the lad so I approached and said, evening sir, ID card please, again he screamed at me to let him in, I did not let him in, he then showed me his ID, once in he put his face in mine and said, and I quote, “that was a bad bad career move” and the next day I was in the XOs office being bollocked. I was asked to wait outside and whilst waiting I suddenly smiled as I heard the Captain cut Prince Andrew a new butt hole.
    I did serve another 9 years after this incident and as for Prince Andrew, he is a horrible horrible horrible man and I’m 100% happy he’s now getting his comeuppance.

    • @karengray7481
      @karengray7481 Год назад +5

      Wow!

    • @Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n
      @Ariella-mx3xq4cw6n Год назад +12

      You and others can speak out. It's your right as an abused colleague or official, But this guy was directly employed to the Royal family as a protection officer, and from what has also been said this 'protection officer' stole from colleagues etc. I ask why did none of speak out before?

    • @dwanaatkins5916
      @dwanaatkins5916 Год назад +4

      I totally agree. I hate to add this, but his significant other must be a total looney as she insists they are totally happy.

    • @deedeegreen8338
      @deedeegreen8338 Год назад +15

      @@dwanaatkins5916 She is a looney. I saw an interview she did at her residence, and she was horribly rude to the interviewer. She had a scowl on her face the whole time and kept scolding the interviewer. She was far from the carefree persona she portrayed as fun-loving Fergie.

    • @dwanaatkins5916
      @dwanaatkins5916 Год назад +8

      @@deedeegreen8338 I think that is why Princess Di cut their friendship off??

  • @Bunty1962
    @Bunty1962 Год назад +542

    I worked with an Officer who provided Close Protection to Andrew when he was away from home. He was hated by all the staff. He would constantly try and outwit staff at night time sneaking around the grounds until he was challenged at gunpoint trying to access the external gate. After his immediate trouser-fill he berated the staff to the stage that one Protection officer was literally going to rip his head off. That staff member was transferred the next day, unbeknown of who ordered it. An odious and self important individual who really should have every title and funding stripped from him with immediate effect. I hope he gets his just reward in Court but I really can't see this happening. As for being the Queens favourite, either she was using the self entitled practice of royals or he was that sort of hideous person who can instantly manipulate his warped personality to appear loving towards Mummy. Good on the Queen to a degree and finally Charles for getting rid of him from Public service.

    • @abdullahshaibu5274
      @abdullahshaibu5274 Год назад

      Have you seen the footage when prince Andrew and his daughter were mourning the queen and prince andrew proceeded to hug his daughter and they hugged and I saw prince Andrew touch and rub her backside and finger her ass and he full on held it their for a good 5 seconds or so and then I had to cover my eyes it keeps me from sleeping at night crazy stuff
      That’s why I honestly see no reason why royal guard would lie he’s telling the truth about that fat p*g and their are even other stories about prince Andrew from people in the RUclips comment section
      And what makes me angry is people talk about Megan and Harry being evil when prince andrew is literally the perfect example of evil and d**gusting and I’m not just talking about his face lol

    • @lisajeter9511
      @lisajeter9511 9 месяцев назад

      I read the Queen paid it off for him and she paid 12 Million Euro’s is that their form of money? Sounds like a lot of money to me. Andrew would have no idea how to survive without the public’s money!

    • @raccuia1
      @raccuia1 4 месяца назад

      This is what happens when there is a system that allows people to occupy positions of power and not be democratically elected and have no oversight and accountability. Cluster b personality disordered sick creatures can be born into these positions. Just take a look at the past. One of huge number of worldwide examples is the Tudor era in England. Two examples there are King Henry the 8th and his daughter Queen Mary the 1st (bloody Mary). Brutal psychopaths.

    • @janefry3563
      @janefry3563 4 месяца назад

      Just a disgusting brat that late queen allowed to behave in such a way under the attitude the royals can do what they like

    • @mikebranagh9723
      @mikebranagh9723 3 месяца назад +11

      Good on the family for covering up his pedo ways! 🙄

  • @user-se7es6uc8v
    @user-se7es6uc8v 9 месяцев назад +44

    I met Prince Andrew in the early 90's at a very small RAF base (Machrihanish), where I was working. He was a Royal Navy officer at the time. He came into the social club/bar - the unit was too small for messes - and he chatted with servicemen and wives, bought a round of drinks and relaxed. He had a protection officer with him who was very relaxed. Not going to lie he was charming and friendly.

    • @diannehernandez1450
      @diannehernandez1450 9 месяцев назад +17

      It’s very possible he was only nice because wives were there.

    • @barbaraseidel4342
      @barbaraseidel4342 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@diannehernandez1450same toughts 😂😂😂

    • @rapido2963
      @rapido2963 6 месяцев назад +22

      You can only speak as you find. Credit to you.

    • @paul-ie6wi
      @paul-ie6wi 6 месяцев назад +21

      My old man worked at royal Blackheath golf club as a groundsman and he got the work buggy thing stuck in a bunker, he was trying to get it out when all of a sudden a group of men came up and helped him get it out one of which was Andrew with his entourage, it was my dads claim to fame 😢 said he was really nice .

    • @Nurot
      @Nurot 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@@paul-ie6wi spinn doctor account 😂

  • @ang_pie
    @ang_pie 8 месяцев назад +83

    It would be great to hear more stories from this man. What a job.

  • @ConkerKing
    @ConkerKing Год назад +899

    My Uncle is a retired copper and told of an experience his mate had when assigned as a driver to Prince Andrew during an official visit to Knowsley Safari Park.. Came back into the canteen, face like thunder, and told my uncle he'd been so abusive, shouting, name calling for the whole drive, threatening the very people who's job it was to protect him, that it was a miracle he hadn't stopped the car, dragged him out and beat the crap out of him there and then... Total shit of a man.

    • @carolewilkins8847
      @carolewilkins8847 Год назад

      Bc he is of the royal family doesn't make him nice, after all he was a friend of the coward epstein also a friend of diaper don.

    • @robertbutler8004
      @robertbutler8004 Год назад +10

      Conker King and they are his good points!!

    • @johnwalters5131
      @johnwalters5131 Год назад +10

      your sensitive uncle's 'mate' was in the wrong job , mate 😀

    • @johnwalters5131
      @johnwalters5131 Год назад

      yr violent uncle sounds a right bad un ! 😲

    • @sabejreid2072
      @sabejreid2072 Год назад +20

      It's sad no-one took him to task and unfortunately his Brother KCIII now is too weak to do it, I am not confident in KCIII being able to lead the Nation as he should, as he must.

  • @mygoogle1482
    @mygoogle1482 Год назад +684

    Sadly I totally get why Prince Andrew ended up the way he did. If you have the combination of not being very smart, being bought up in the most entitled environment in the world, very low levels of self awareness or emotional intelligence. These combined with the fact he was in a universe where everything revolves around him and his wish, it’s not surprising he’s ended up as he has. The biggest tragedy I cannot get my head around is how the Queen could not see through the sickness brewing within her child.

    • @cwhyharris7473
      @cwhyharris7473 Год назад +3

      Sounds like his little nephew just Harry got that Gene passed on to him. Entitled no self-awareness belittles people he considers beneath him but of course I think it was his duchess that really brought the true Harry out.

    • @manticore4952
      @manticore4952 Год назад +3

      His ancestors came to England, raped, murdered and stole the land. That's the type of people the Royal bloodline contains, they just have great PR.

    • @zzzbbbooo
      @zzzbbbooo Год назад +43

      Don't be utterly ridiculous. Does any grown man discuss his sex life with his MOTHER??? How would the Queen have a clue what Andrew was doing?

    • @wendyhannan2454
      @wendyhannan2454 Год назад +46

      @@zzzbbboooAre you kidding ?

    • @wendyhannan2454
      @wendyhannan2454 Год назад +77

      The Queen would of seen through it, come on what mother wouldn’t ? Maybe being her favourite, she decided to turn a blind eye.

  • @HouseOfJolene
    @HouseOfJolene 5 месяцев назад +20

    Love how honest he is!

  • @ladymallowyt
    @ladymallowyt 4 месяца назад +59

    Thank you to Paul for speaking out. You can tell Paul takes his work very seriously and is a professional. I can't believe the media made Prince Harry seem like the worst royal family member when he married Meghan. The only reason Andrew is not locked away in jail is because he was hiding behind his Mummy's money

    • @nicolad8822
      @nicolad8822 3 месяца назад +6

      Well apart from the time he defrauded his family and friends and went to jail?

    • @rachelgarber1423
      @rachelgarber1423 3 месяца назад +1

      I agree about him compared to Harry, his behavior is not anything to be proud of but Andrew is a real criminal. Interesting to see he was sidelined in the photos of his daughter’s wedding outside the church. Wanker is too kind

    • @dianedowse6989
      @dianedowse6989 Месяц назад

      Never listen to anything this man says, he’s a liar and went to prison for fraud of his own family friends and colleagues. Should be still in prison

    • @harrypage4380
      @harrypage4380 28 дней назад

      @@nicolad8822 go watch his LadBible 2nd interview and James English interview then open your gob..

    • @graphiquejack
      @graphiquejack 22 дня назад

      Harold is nearly equally as bad (minus the pedo connection) from all the stories I’ve heard and this was way before he met Meghan. And he’s said that Andrew was his favourite uncle. Birds of a feather, perhaps?

  • @jamesgreen4984
    @jamesgreen4984 Год назад +814

    My father served in the navy for 6 years think it was just after the Falklands when my dad was a 16 year old cleaning the ships deck prince Andrew purposely walked over the clean section. turned round to my dad and said " oh you'll have to do that again won't you" safe to say my dad's been a massive republican after that!

    • @marygoff3332
      @marygoff3332 Год назад +95

      Sounds like Andrew was rude and condescending to nearly everyone.

    • @dustyking8851
      @dustyking8851 Год назад +60

      And a generation later Prince Harry went to Afghanistan, went about being a great soldier, his guys liked him, he was one of them & was very successful. It was one of Murdoch's rags that outed his position in Afghanistan, and his squad, so they had to bring him home. He was furious, but they wouldn't let him go after the rag.

    • @mrcjc9298
      @mrcjc9298 Год назад +1

      A republic unfortunately won’t cure the problem. Effectively the presidency will be passed around a cabal of entitled political wa••ers who behave the same way.

    • @gingernightmare9152
      @gingernightmare9152 Год назад +87

      @@dustyking8851 His private security cost the UK taxpayer £3 million for him to play boy soldier.

    • @dg1786
      @dg1786 Год назад

      @@gingernightmare9152 rather the £3million go to someone actually getting off there ass and doing something. Unlike the thousands of lazy British that claim benefits because they can’t be bothered to work. 🤷🏽‍♂️

  • @user-cm8en8or1p
    @user-cm8en8or1p 4 часа назад

    Kudos to this man for being brave enough to speak out like this.

  • @wakefieldyorkshire
    @wakefieldyorkshire 3 месяца назад +6

    So heartwarming to read all these wonderfull stories of our beloved and much respected war hero.

  • @banditboy6444
    @banditboy6444 Год назад +1365

    I feel like this guy has A LOT more to share. It would be great if we can get a second interview

    • @MKRM27
      @MKRM27 Год назад +14

      But we can’t be sure that any of it is true

    • @Nolangainsborough
      @Nolangainsborough Год назад +40

      @@MKRM27 why lie? Easily verifiable information

    • @3_times_mum520
      @3_times_mum520 Год назад

      I think this person has a lot of lies to tell, if so stupid people wants to hear it

    • @zak123
      @zak123 Год назад

      @@MKRM27 the prince is a Paedophile what more do you want 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️.
      This is the problem we have in this world.
      Listen the royal family are nasty and Murderers.
      Only Harry is someone I would consider a decent human being.
      Believe it or not.

    • @Nolangainsborough
      @Nolangainsborough Год назад +13

      @@3_times_mum520 nice try Fergie

  • @luloum4969
    @luloum4969 Год назад +232

    My cousin worked as a chauffeur in London, and hated taking Andrew around. He was rude, and no-one was allowed to talk to him. He really liked the other royals though.

    • @karapalin
      @karapalin Год назад +15

      He [Andrew] sounds like an entitled narcissist.

    • @laurencefox5884
      @laurencefox5884 Год назад

      @@karapalin And a nonce....

    • @airaction6423
      @airaction6423 Месяц назад +1

      Who did he like charles? 😂

    • @Caareenkm6726
      @Caareenkm6726 Месяц назад

      @@karapalinas his nephew is as well.. dimwit H!

    • @patgordon
      @patgordon 26 дней назад

      @@airaction6423 everyone I know who has met Charles liked him

  • @judithgibson4291
    @judithgibson4291 10 месяцев назад +10

    Well done for speaking out

  • @daisytheyorkiepuppyandhell4191
    @daisytheyorkiepuppyandhell4191 3 месяца назад +8

    A friend of mine was his children’s nanny in the nineties and said he spent all day watching videos

    • @chadbridges4304
      @chadbridges4304 27 дней назад +1

      ha ha ha and I bet we can guess what colour they were

  • @ruadhagainagaidheal9398
    @ruadhagainagaidheal9398 Год назад +331

    I am a disabled bloke. I was just leaving my car, having legally parked on a disabled parking bay at the Royal Albert Hall in London, when a very apologetic plain clothes policeman called me back and ‘asked’- told me to move my car as Prince Andrew wanted to park illegally in ‘my’ space. Prince Andrew was driving a Range Rover and was stopped behind me, impatiently revving the engine and glaring at me. There were no other disabled spaces available, so I had no choice but to drive away and miss the concert.

    • @rachelmcgrory9451
      @rachelmcgrory9451 Год назад +3

      Why did you do that??? You were in the right. Should have told him to fuck off

    • @evgeniynagornyak1150
      @evgeniynagornyak1150 Год назад +159

      Sorry, but you made a wrong move. I will never ever allow it. No matter what. It was your right. You're disabled, and were first at parking spot.

    • @Luiseut59
      @Luiseut59 Год назад +48

      @@evgeniynagornyak1150 And what did you want him to do? Challenge an armed police officer and a member of the royal family??

    • @evgeniynagornyak1150
      @evgeniynagornyak1150 Год назад +18

      @@Luiseut59 do what I said

    • @gowdsake7103
      @gowdsake7103 Год назад +62

      My question is why the fuck did you allow him to park? He has zero legal right to make you move

  • @johncouriermeh
    @johncouriermeh Год назад +133

    I was a chief in the Royal Navy on a ship alongside in Portland harbour and was going from the focsle to the flight deck. Prince Andrew was coming the opposite way to have lunch with our captain. I stopped and opened the door to the officer's cabin flat expecting at least a thankyou but instead got "get out of my fucking way". What a way he had with people. I did manage to keep my mouth shut, but it was very difficult to say the least.

    • @maryanncarine2075
      @maryanncarine2075 Год назад +1

      Horrible person

    • @garyr7027
      @garyr7027 Год назад +4

      I would have laughed about it if he said that to me. One way to deal with people like that is not take it seriously, cause that's what they want.

    • @johncouriermeh
      @johncouriermeh Год назад +21

      @@garyr7027 Armed services I'm afraid, very difficult situation. If I had laughed, I am sure I would have been on a charge for insubordination because that's the way it used to work. By not saying or doing anything I preserved my bank account, not being fined, preserved the ship's dignity and that of the CO as well as the embarrassment of being shouted and cussed at by a member of the Royal Family. Split second decision.

    • @abdullahshaibu5274
      @abdullahshaibu5274 Год назад +12

      @@johncouriermeh he’s a mug don’t worry about it you should think of yourself a much better human being than him and you shouldn’t open a door jsut to get a thank you but because it’s the right thing to do
      Don’t worry about it he’s been exposed and cheers for sharing

    • @EllaBella-76
      @EllaBella-76 24 дня назад

      @johncouriermeh •I would have personally arranged food poisoning or something slightly more ?

  • @domesticdaze6771
    @domesticdaze6771 10 месяцев назад +11

    I believe now that the Queen has passed on, Prince Andrew will find life far more difficult. I did see news of him being more or less 'evicted' from the large place he was living in to a smaller, more economically reasonable place and the complaining was non stop for anyone unlucky enough to come within earshot of him.

    • @marksmith7425
      @marksmith7425 10 месяцев назад +2

      He is a very nasty individual and its known even his own siblings cant stand him and especially princess Anne who in my opinion is the best of the royals by a long way .She is always the hardest working of them too even though she has always refused to let her children be part of the royal family

  • @hugohugo2832
    @hugohugo2832 3 месяца назад +7

    Friends of mine were at Gordonstoun with him. This is absolutely correspondent with what they’ve told me he was like as a teen. Prince Edward was really low key as he heard what his brother was like.

    • @insertnamehere5809
      @insertnamehere5809 3 месяца назад +2

      Most reports from Gordonstoun stated that Edward was bullied a lot by Andrew, because he was the more quiet, reserved of the two & Andy was a right little 💩

    • @hugohugo2832
      @hugohugo2832 3 месяца назад +4

      @@insertnamehere5809 awful. Though they only overlapped a year. Prince Edward’s daughter was at school with mine. He and his wife were at pains to be treated like any other parent. Queuing at pta and buffets etc

  • @michaelahughes2735
    @michaelahughes2735 Год назад +622

    Without the people that do low paid jobs such as cleaning staff. The world wouldn’t be able to work. They are the backbone of every society and deserve respect and dignity (& much better pay!!)

    • @belenhetchler3356
      @belenhetchler3356 Год назад +18

      Exactly...Prayers to those working hard and has no privilege to sit for a moment.Bless those people are working hard to feed their family even a little bit they earn still recommendable ...God bless

    • @bsmith5304
      @bsmith5304 Год назад +8

      Exactly

    • @juanitaacen8626
      @juanitaacen8626 Год назад +11

      Michaela you are 100% correct. God bless.

    • @joeybagodonuts6683
      @joeybagodonuts6683 Год назад +5

      Wow that's an amazing take. Really sticking your neck out with that statement! Hardly anyone is brave enough to suggest such a thing! 🙄

    • @thepanel2935
      @thepanel2935 Год назад

      Michaela is 100% accurate... the _Elites_ *need* workers to keep _their_ 'system' running!

  • @belleventing2327
    @belleventing2327 Год назад +666

    My dad met him years before any allegations came out and always said that he felt really off; he was convinced there was something not right about him

  • @senianns9522
    @senianns9522 3 месяца назад +4

    During my studies in the 80's, I got to work as a room cleaner and sometimes waiter at a hotel in Jersey CI. It was about how to be nice and respectful to people! People would normally return the respect! The gave me tips, and toiletries they didn't want to take back to the UK. They also gave beers, spirits and monetary tips! I learned well. In 2019. I retired as a CEO of a multi-national company. Those days in Jersey taught me a valuable lesson in life! It's a shame Andrew had never had the ability to communicate with whom he assumed to be 'lessor people'? ---Arrogant ass!

  • @leannepage2995
    @leannepage2995 9 месяцев назад +44

    It's good to let people know & show individuals up for what they really are.

  • @williamkz
    @williamkz Год назад +517

    One of the most remarkable, frank interviews I've ever heard. No punches pulled. Confirmed the suspicions many of us have had about Prince Andrew.

    • @antoinettenovella1630
      @antoinettenovella1630 Год назад +10

      He is not even a high calibre narcissist, he exercised little restraint over his temper and facade. They keep defending him. That the Queen regarded him as her favourite, well she married a narcissist herself. Her judgement was impaired. Meghan also is a narcissist, do you not see that?

    • @leelohaskin7941
      @leelohaskin7941 Год назад +6

      ​@@antoinettenovella1630 some if you fools love telling on yourselves, what dies Meghan have to do with this?

    • @rosyrussell5209
      @rosyrussell5209 3 месяца назад +1

      This is tasteless. How people love to find a scapegoat and vilify them. This is schoolboy stuff and very disappointing to see in adults. I cannot see what law Andrew has broken. All the Royals, bar the Queen , have been vilified at times by the public. It is painful to see.

    • @andycharles6641
      @andycharles6641 3 месяца назад +4

      It shows a member of the royal family for who and what they are. When he was accused of breaking the law (rape) he paid out over $10,000,000 to avoid going to court.

    • @etherspin
      @etherspin 3 месяца назад

      ​@@andycharles6641settlement as dishonesty or lack of moral fibre goes both ways... If it implies Andrew is guilty then the acceptance implies Virginia is lying or her moral compass would have compelled her not to be paid off

  • @rachelw5193
    @rachelw5193 Год назад +590

    I’m genuinely surpised he’s able to speak publicly about these things

    • @cr3237
      @cr3237 Год назад +73

      He will have signed the official secrets act, but none of what he has said falls under that.

    • @sarahholland2600
      @sarahholland2600 Год назад +8

      These days, Palace HR would surely make anyone in their employment sign Non Disclosure Agreements🤔. They're pretty standard these days . I had to sign one just being a PA who never went near any investing at numerous well known investment banks . Or do the Palace assume confidentiality from Security under the Official Secrets Act? Or, do Security do their own NDA re such VIP Clients? 🤔

    • @robertsdale3367
      @robertsdale3367 Год назад +14

      Me too. Obviously it is OK to do this interview or he would be sued for breaking a confidential agreement

    • @MKRM27
      @MKRM27 Год назад +45

      I am genuinely surprised by all of the people that are blindly, accepting what he is saying as honest facts

    • @JohnDoe-eu2vv
      @JohnDoe-eu2vv Год назад +6

      Sure… they might fire him - over a decade after he left…

  • @ravilockyer1266
    @ravilockyer1266 4 месяца назад +2

    well said, very coherent and plausible

  • @sukeyetexas6059
    @sukeyetexas6059 3 месяца назад +2

    An enormously interesting interview I have ever watched on the monarchy. Well done.

  • @charlottejet4338
    @charlottejet4338 Год назад +44

    Thirty years ago I was a student at a technical college. One of my lecturers was a naval captain. He had served alongside P.A. in the Falklands war. He didn't have a decent word to say about him. I recall he said "He was an obnoxious, self opinionated idiot!"

  • @hatjodelka
    @hatjodelka Год назад +385

    You should interview people who served with him in the Falklands. Apparently he wasn't exactly popular with them either.

    • @slinkiegirl2001
      @slinkiegirl2001 Год назад

      he is just a nasty piece of work who has no manners

    • @Seeker7172
      @Seeker7172 Год назад +1

      My uncle met him in Stanley. His words "He was a bit of a c*nt".

    • @hatjodelka
      @hatjodelka Год назад +47

      @@Seeker7172 I know a Falklands veteran who told me that the tabloids might have dubbed him randy andy but behind his back his unit called him c*nty bunty.

    • @marrenpink5433
      @marrenpink5433 Год назад

      Well it was a war not a friendly reunion where to chat amicably and kindly with others, please I'm sure all the complaints come fr millenials whose self esteem is so low that they want to be treated as divine beings, shut up work hard and stop blaming others for your own insecurities 🙄🙄🙄🙄

    • @hatjodelka
      @hatjodelka Год назад +23

      @@marrenpink5433 Millennials? The youngest members of the UK armed forces serving in the Falklands War would have been born in 1964! I hope you get a calculator and a history book this Xmas! I know men who served on HMS Invincible and they LOATHED him.

  • @johnrock7574
    @johnrock7574 4 месяца назад +3

    Good on you for speaking up. "We" all want to know the truth.

  • @PowhiroMus
    @PowhiroMus 3 месяца назад +4

    An impressive interviewer but really her subject was/is an outstanding police officer and former Royal Protection Officer. Every word he uttered was solid gold, by an intelligent, proud professional concerned with what is right, fair and decent!
    The man is a freaking hero and should be proud of his service. He is the type of man you want.
    Personally, I don't give a shit who you are, how much money or power you have, you still need to treat everyone else with respect, especially if they are providing you with a service.
    I once challenged a Prime Minister on an outdoor publicity organised trek to open a new hiking trail, I stopped her with my clipboard at the end to tick off the people entered asked her to state her name even though I knew who she was. Her name wasn't on the list and neither were those of her 4 protection squad guys dressed in similar tracksuits. 3 of the young DPS looked totally confused, nonplussed but the 4th older one reached behind his back and gave me an evil fixed stare which concerned me. I expected to see a drawn pointed Glock but the PM recognised me from some minor prior encounter and laughed, moved on. Later she posed for a photo with me, no DPS seemingly around. She was just on a fun day, doing what she personally liked and promoted. Kudos!
    To me. it is just sad that leaders need DPS, have to worry about their safety. And for the people who guard them, an impossible stressful job. Mucho respect!

  • @krisgoodgroves2654
    @krisgoodgroves2654 Год назад +421

    I'm so glad someone has come out and said this who worked on the inside as such. I served for 6 years in the Grenadier Guards. A Primary elite infantry fighting force who's secondary role was to protect the queen and her family. You can probably reverse those prioroties but thats how i saw it ;) . Throughout my many hundreds of stags on duty i always was wary of who was in at every palace or royal residence i was guarding. Windsor was the worse one, Andrew used to speed from the royal mews through the arch under the quadrangle. If you did not present arms to a royal you would get reported to the guard room rightly so. Andrew used to speed past at such a pace you was scared to not present to anyone coming from the mews. I'm sure he saw this as a game, hence i saluted the post man, the milk man and anyone else coming from down that lane. I'm sure they loved it, and duly returned the salute, bless them. Better salute the postman than risk a weekend in jail for not saluting the nonce.

    • @nathanielovaughn2145
      @nathanielovaughn2145 Год назад +9

      Should've exercised those old halberds.

    • @GuinessOriginal
      @GuinessOriginal Год назад +45

      You get a weekend in jail for not saluting a nonce? I’d have been there every weekend

    • @ivanwoodward4116
      @ivanwoodward4116 Год назад +15

      This reminds me so much of my wife, who is partially sighted. I dropped her off in the morning at a request bus stop, she told me later that she had put her arm out for a couple of lorries, a school bus, a not in service bus and several other buses not the right route number.

    • @FLIPMODE630
      @FLIPMODE630 Год назад

      Can’t believe the queen protected this nonce

    • @Gh0st______________
      @Gh0st______________ Год назад +1

      🤣

  • @charlieknibbs6203
    @charlieknibbs6203 Год назад +1100

    I could listen to this guy and his stories all day. Please please please get him back and make more videos with him!

    • @Annie-ZA
      @Annie-ZA Год назад +32

      SEE: Prince Andrew's Royal Protection Cop Reveals All: Paul Page | True Crime Podcast 75 on Shaun Attwood's 👉👉 UK True Crime Podcast

    • @ingrid_inthesky
      @ingrid_inthesky Год назад +9

      @@Annie-ZA Cheers 👌🏽

    • @moali1927
      @moali1927 Год назад +4

      Here here

    • @Annie-ZA
      @Annie-ZA Год назад +2

      @@ingrid_inthesky You're most welcome dear! 🤗👍

    • @elenawilliams32
      @elenawilliams32 Год назад +2

      @@Annie-ZA I actually thought that this was a re-upload until reading your comment. Now I know where I'd seen him talking before. Cheers.

  • @garyconnerty9664
    @garyconnerty9664 3 месяца назад +5

    True what he says about HM , I'm an ex Guardsman, many occasions she would stop in the mornings around No 5 post ( opposite the long walk) whilst walking her dogs and bid the time of day whilst we were on tactical patrol..

  • @carolegill2456
    @carolegill2456 4 месяца назад +9

    Andrew was bailed out from further questioning by his Mother. He was very spoilt and smothered has being the blue eyed boy. Having favourites between children is a huge mistake

    • @2602Pauline
      @2602Pauline 21 день назад

      He is Porchester's son. I've read many articles on Queen's relationship with him. Queen mother wanted her to marry Porchester, not phillip

  • @samueljames8026
    @samueljames8026 Год назад +294

    “She could’ve had a knife, a gun, and she could have come across prince andrew” shame they stopped her honestly

    • @hannahwatsun
      @hannahwatsun Год назад +3

      Right lol

    • @taxiuniversum
      @taxiuniversum Год назад +11

      I had to laugh.

    • @yyc_flyer8729
      @yyc_flyer8729 Год назад +9

      I was thinking the same thing “oh, too bad she didn’t reach him…” haha

    • @halfbakedproductions7887
      @halfbakedproductions7887 Год назад +9

      The real laugh is that the police were damned if they did, damned if they didn't.
      If she'd been a legitimate guest at the gate and had been searched and arrested for carrying offensive weapons, Andrew would have raised hell because he's too thick to understand. If they'd let her in unchecked as a legitimate guest and she had attacked him with a knife or a gun, whose fault would it be? Hint - not Andrew's for his absurd behaviour beforehand.
      Chances are the officers got reamed a new one for allowing her past anyway, even though they were just following instructions to let anyone in because of previous run-ins with Andrew.

    • @ArmyJames
      @ArmyJames Год назад

      Instead, Prince Andrew came across her (tits).

  • @willienelsongonzalez4609
    @willienelsongonzalez4609 Год назад +757

    I’m glad this former Royal Protection Officer is speaking out. People like Prince Andrew think and believe they live in a different echelon of society whereby they can do whatever they want; not so Andy Pandy, you put your trousers on just like everyone else that’s one leg at a time! He’s born into a rich and privileged lifestyle that he didn’t earn.

    • @BobbyGeneric145
      @BobbyGeneric145 Год назад +30

      You seriously think he puts his own pants on? I wouldn't be surprised to learn he had butlers do it.

    • @simisimisimi
      @simisimisimi Год назад +11

      @@BobbyGeneric145 i love your comment 😂

    • @harrychanner8409
      @harrychanner8409 Год назад +27

      It's a disgrace to this country that he's allowed to do as he likes. I think all his dirty secrets should be aired and quite frankly, what kind of monarch and mother allows their child to be horrible to others without punishment? Corrupt and disgraceful. You're supposed to lead by an example so why did she let him get away with it all

    • @gennadi392
      @gennadi392 Год назад +8

      But...they do live in a different echelon of society. Pretty much all "elites" do. 🤔

    • @denisehadfield7995
      @denisehadfield7995 Год назад +5

      RANDY ANDY. He sure has a history all of his own

  • @user-rl8mq9uf7b
    @user-rl8mq9uf7b 7 месяцев назад +7

    I was with a crowd years ago watching it's a royal knockout and the crowd surged near these barriers and Andrew stood near by and started shouting you there move back move back so rude cruel man

  • @rumbarumba1
    @rumbarumba1 3 месяца назад +1

    Really shocked and saddened. Mallorca I love and will always love you and your ultrasonic crew I spoke with you a few times in the 90s. Xxx

  • @susan9188
    @susan9188 Год назад +328

    Many years ago when Andrew was serving in the Royal Navy it was well known that all the ships company hated him. He was never one of the lads and always insisted he retain his distance as a member of the Royal Family. I know this is true because I know many sailors that served with him on the same ship. No-one had a good word to say about him.

    • @michaelayling8855
      @michaelayling8855 Год назад +37

      He was hated when he was at the Dartmouth naval college, his superiors sometimes went to a pub in Slapton and nothing good was said about him.

    • @lizzieburgess674
      @lizzieburgess674 Год назад +28

      My best friend was in the QARNNS; she went on several officer training courses over the years with other serving naval officers. She had nothing but good things to say about Charles - and the less said about Andrew, the better. Another old friend was in the Wrens (that shows our ages!) and she has many anecdotes to tell about her and her colleagues in the Fleet Air Arm's encounters with Charles, which made me think that if he'd been born an ordinary bloke, he'd be a pleasant, nice-natured normal sort of chap. She'd just wrinkle her nose and purse her mouth - like a bad smell and a sour taste - if Andrew's name came up ...

    • @derrickbuckley2503
      @derrickbuckley2503 Год назад +4

      When he was a fellow sailor, does he get treated like he’s just another sailor or is he still treated like a royal? Always wondered that

    • @paulfallon7038
      @paulfallon7038 Год назад +3

      Pedophiles liked him.

    • @samdavepollard
      @samdavepollard Год назад +19

      but, but, but ... didn't he practically retake the falklands single handedly? LOL

  • @twangology
    @twangology Год назад +322

    Protect this man at all costs

    • @dustyking8851
      @dustyking8851 Год назад +8

      You can tell if all of the protection details & staff dislike and blame Charles for Diana's death then he was at fault. He may not have done the deed, but he took away the protection from THE most beloved royal in generations. It was petty and deadly. They learned nothing from it, they've done it to Harry and Meghan now.

    • @craigmorgan4676
      @craigmorgan4676 Год назад

      Hell probably end up ded like Epstein,reason suicide .......?🤯😫🙈🙈👹👹😱👁🤔🤯😫🙈

    • @twangology
      @twangology Год назад +7

      @@craigmorgan4676 I didn't mean Prince Andrew....

    • @gulgul877
      @gulgul877 Год назад +3

      @@dustyking8851 she died because she wasn't wearing the seat belt

    • @Eddwardsroseresfoo
      @Eddwardsroseresfoo Год назад

      @@gulgul877 oh we found the royal boot licker

  • @taraestelleadelizzi9975
    @taraestelleadelizzi9975 8 месяцев назад +13

    These interviews are amazing content. I can’t wait to read Jenny’s book. Keep them coming

  • @Mardiloveyt
    @Mardiloveyt 16 дней назад +1

    Wow! That guy looks great, and seems to be great to interview. Would love to see more from him!

  • @joshuajames9913
    @joshuajames9913 Год назад +882

    Can’t help but feel that this guy is putting himself at some kind of risk by saying all of this, legally speaking or otherwise but I’m glad he has the guts to say what needs to be said. Andrew and a whole bunch of others within the elite spheres are rotten, sick and very well protected.

    • @il_vendicatore
      @il_vendicatore Год назад +24

      You’ve heard things you like the sound of, and have elevated those things to being truthful facts. You speak of how your views are confirmed because this widely acknowledged untrustworthy man has spoke about a potentially equally un trustworthy man. I don’t see how that confirms anything.

    • @hulmad
      @hulmad Год назад +3

      I trust a copper with a real English accent more than any prick with RP and unearned wealth.

    • @Rutley7
      @Rutley7 Год назад

      @@il_vendicatore lost you.. this guy is widely acknowledged to be untrustworthy and Prince Andrew is potentially untrustworthy..
      After that interview with Prince Andrew, and his involvement with Epstein you still think this guy's worse..
      İn what way is his reputation significantly worse?

    • @il_vendicatore
      @il_vendicatore Год назад +2

      @@Rutley7 idk copy paste quote to waste others time

    • @angelamurphy9472
      @angelamurphy9472 Год назад +30

      After this guy aired, his reputation was smeared. That’s typical. This guy obviously doesn’t like Andrew, but usually that comes from your boss treating you bad.

  • @bonniephelps9481
    @bonniephelps9481 Год назад +786

    This interview just solidifies what I already suspected about Andrew. The disastrous interview Andrew did gave us all some good insight into him as a person. I don’t thing he was told “no” enough during his early years and this is the results…teddybear security blankets and all.

    • @alfreddunn03
      @alfreddunn03 Год назад +55

      And being best friends with paedophilic people and having sex with under age girls doesn’t help either.

    • @dreamarcher4018
      @dreamarcher4018 Год назад

      I wonder if he sucks his thumb with them.

    • @conniebalmer1448
      @conniebalmer1448 Год назад +35

      AND THEN THEY HAVE THE NERVE TO TREAT HARRY SO BADLY. THEY CONVINCED THE PEOPLE OF UK THAT HARRY AND HIS WIFE ARE BAD AND YET HAVE NEVER DONE ANYTHING LIKE THIS.

    • @fc7307
      @fc7307 Год назад +25

      @@conniebalmer1448 They are both equally bad. At least Andrew doesn't trash his family publicly.

    • @ferninthehouse
      @ferninthehouse Год назад +23

      @@fc7307 i dont know muhc about this but how in hell is Harry equally bad as Andrew??

  • @michaelweston3672
    @michaelweston3672 22 дня назад +4

    Long live the Republic!

  • @godzooke
    @godzooke 17 дней назад +2

    PS what a fascinating gentleman this officer is - a shame Prince Andrew didn't learn and improve from being around men like this.

  • @ynysvon
    @ynysvon Год назад +214

    In the eighties, a friend of mine used to regularly visit Buckingham Palace doing maintenance work. Even though he never had any direct contact with any royals, he would occasionally see them. Of all the royals he saw, Andrew was the worst. He would be horrible to the staff with a nauseating manner of entitlement.

    • @Phylicity
      @Phylicity 3 месяца назад

      Being nasty to people who cannot answer back without losing their jobs. Vile bullying bastard. Deserves to get his comeuppance.

  • @Mmjk_12
    @Mmjk_12 Год назад +344

    I've met Andrew on 2 occasions and i got a similar vibe, the first time was only a few seconds as he was presenting me with an award, but the second time i was working at a golf club serving him and he was fussy with the wines and food. Apart from complaining he wouldn't acknowledge your existence lmao.

    • @lindarussell4735
      @lindarussell4735 Год назад +5

      Imao?

    • @PHlophe
      @PHlophe Год назад +15

      Max, Lord have mercy on us, dealing with difficult people we can't tell off his my WORST NIGHTMARE ever.
      I am glad you survived the ordeal . Whew ! lawd.

    • @nickdotson21
      @nickdotson21 Год назад

      Good!! Nothing worse than a snobby ass person with everyone kissing this azz

    • @monkeytennis8861
      @monkeytennis8861 Год назад +2

      @@PHlophe it never happened

    • @monkeytennis8861
      @monkeytennis8861 Год назад +1

      Yeah ok, then you got off the bus.

  • @andrewbatts7678
    @andrewbatts7678 3 месяца назад +5

    I dig Paul's London accent. I like all cosmopolitan accents. London, New York and Beijing especially. Even as a poor bumpkin from metro Detroit

  • @joan5856
    @joan5856 10 месяцев назад +8

    Had Andrew's behaviour been observed in an ordinary citizen, they would be arrested, and possibly imprisoned and made liable and made to pay for damage they caused.

  • @iainpicot599
    @iainpicot599 Год назад +581

    My dad looked after all of the royal family a number of times as a close protection officer when they visited us. He very rarely speaks about it but the only one he didn’t like was Andrew. He said Edward and Sophie were the nicest and the Queen and Charles were lovely too. Anne is also the hardest working royal after the queen

    • @rastamelup
      @rastamelup Год назад +54

      Anne freaking rocks! ✊

    • @meldemiguel1407
      @meldemiguel1407 Год назад +44

      @@rastamelup That's exactly the way I read all of them. Strip Andrew of his titles and any income. He'll soon have to learn to be humble.

    • @markharris7359
      @markharris7359 Год назад +36

      72 bears 72 victims, ??????????????????

    • @iainpicot599
      @iainpicot599 Год назад

      @@markharris7359 unlikely. He’s just a bit of a twat really.

    • @abdullahshaibu5274
      @abdullahshaibu5274 Год назад

      Have you seen the footage when prince Andrew and his daughter were mourning the queen and prince andrew proceeded to hug his daughter and they hugged and I saw prince Andrew touch and rub her backside and finger her ass and he full on held it their for a good 5 seconds or so and then I had to cover my eyes it keeps me from sleeping at night crazy stuff
      That’s why I honestly see no reason why royal guard would lie he’s telling the truth about that fat p*g and their are even other stories about prince Andrew from people in the RUclips comment section
      And what makes me angry is people talk about Megan and Harry being evil when prince andrew is literally the perfect example of evil and d**gusting and I’m not just talking about his face lol

  • @kevindoyle1884
    @kevindoyle1884 Год назад +779

    Fair play to this lad, he's brave to do this without anonymity

    • @kaytoka717
      @kaytoka717 Год назад +2

      Andrew should be in jail.

    • @LeatherCladVegan
      @LeatherCladVegan Год назад +33

      He's actually wearing someone else's head.

    • @kevindoyle1884
      @kevindoyle1884 Год назад +2

      @@LeatherCladVegan 😂😂😂

    • @jackthelad612
      @jackthelad612 Год назад +1

      He got paid. (for Lil, the grammar police officer)

    • @stevenicol1
      @stevenicol1 Год назад +5

      Nothing will happen to him.

  • @scaleyback217
    @scaleyback217 Год назад +570

    My line of work brought me into close contact, just about every shift, for several years with former sgt in the Royal Protection unit. He informed me he had little contact with the queen or D of E but being based at Windsor and I believe on occasions Sandringham he regularly had contact with others. He told me being around Diana was fantastic, she used to sneak down to talk to them and have a cup of tea with them and she was always up to pranks/practical jokes, she was his second favourite. His favourite was Princess Margaret as she really did not give a damn for protocol and any form of stuffiness whatsoever. They often had to go out into the park because she was out there with a group of friends drinking and she smoked and swore a lot no matter who was present. He said whenever she was there it was just fun and laughter. He found Charles to be aloof and cold. He despised Andrew but would never say why. He didn't really need to explain.

    • @wendygorm
      @wendygorm Год назад +20

      That would be correct. Margaret had no relationship with the Lord, and without pointing the finger, they (pretend) to show deference to silly, stuffy traditions and protocol---which are simply man's vain tradition, and avail nothing at the end of their time here on earth. John chapter3 needs to be reflected upon. Religion, e.g. the "church" of England, and all the mainstream denominations, or labels, are deceitful and a hindrance. Repentance and turning to a saving faith in the Saviour is the only way......people including privileged royalty are leaving the best decision of a lifetime TOO LATE! Tomorrow is NOT promised. God bless all who read, and I urgingly implore you to reflect.

    • @serenityflies1462
      @serenityflies1462 Год назад +13

      @@wendygorm Well said Wendy! 'We are but a moment', I pray for my family and everyone to please accept Jesus Christ into your hearts to receive the gift of eternal life. He died on the cross to pay for our sins, so we can have a relationship with Our Father, through the Son and Holy Spirit. Read the book of John, chapter 3, verse 16. We need Him in our lives. God bless all who read this too! Amen 💞

    • @Enne_esse
      @Enne_esse Год назад

      @@serenityflies1462 Good god, stfu.

    • @trappistpreserves
      @trappistpreserves Год назад +21

      @@wendygorm "Urgingly" is not a word. And, in fact, Princess Margaret, like the Queen, was a Christian. But I suppose she wasn't good enough for you, was she? And we Brits like "silly stuffy traditions", so shaddup.

    • @scaleyback217
      @scaleyback217 Год назад

      @@wendygorm Oh I just love the pedlars of superstition and its associated blxnbs. Go away Wendy your people control methods are no longer relevant now you can't have somebody burned at the stake.

  • @CL-vz6ch
    @CL-vz6ch 4 месяца назад +4

    He visited Bergen-Hohne in Germany maybe 2004-ish? He wouldn't be driven down the main drag as he said, "I don't do speed-bumps". This was related to me by one of the RMP CP bods who was involved in the visit, if I remember it correctly.

  • @okjohnokok
    @okjohnokok 3 месяца назад +1

    very insightful. thanks

  • @tonyalways7174
    @tonyalways7174 Год назад +468

    I met Andrew several times when he was in the Navy. Hat’s off to him for his active service during the Falklands War but other than that he was arrogance personified in my encounters with him.

    • @rupertbollywood1190
      @rupertbollywood1190 Год назад +67

      Have you ever considered that his involvement in the Falklands War was exaggerated, or even fictional?

    • @halfbakedproductions7887
      @halfbakedproductions7887 Год назад +35

      Meanwhile Philip and Charles also served in the Navy and their former comrades had barely a bad word to say about either of them.
      Philip in particular was brilliant, highly distinguished, saw active combat under fire and was mentioned in dispatches, and people loved him. He could very well have risen to have been First Sea Lord one day. Sadly his career was prematurely snuffed out due to his royal duties and I think he had FOMO and "what if" for the rest of his days.

    • @moali1927
      @moali1927 Год назад +32

      @@halfbakedproductions7887 Rubbish ,Charles is well known for his ill treatment of the Royal Navy crew of the royal yatch

    • @donsland1610
      @donsland1610 Год назад +34

      @@moali1927 As someone who served in the Royal Navy with Charles I never heard of any allegations of his ill-treatment of crew. If fact the opposite was the general consensus.

    • @moali1927
      @moali1927 Год назад +11

      @@donsland1610 I was also a Matelot its was common knowledge of his attitude on the yatch all the stewards said it

  • @pepelemoko01
    @pepelemoko01 Год назад +38

    It's like the actor James Garner said ,"watch the way a person treats the waiters, the valets, the average workers on a film set, and you'll get a good look at their character', and what sort of a person they really are".

    • @sheilaboston7051
      @sheilaboston7051 Год назад +1

      A friend and I had a small business within the advertising industry. We used a lot of couriers and they always knew they could drop in to use the loo, get water or a coffee. Most of the other agencies treated them like plebs and always expected special treatment. We treated them as co-workers and always _got_ special treatment. It's called being genuine.

    • @takerhapsody
      @takerhapsody Год назад +2

      My Nan always taught me that you treat the person with the lest power the same as the person who had the most . Always say please and thank you . Be humble and polite at all times . He needed her growing up

  • @funkymunkyuk
    @funkymunkyuk 21 день назад +3

    Nice to know he has kept his confidentially oath

  • @Pinzpilot101
    @Pinzpilot101 4 месяца назад +9

    I was in the Army......I met few Naval officers except his (Andrew's) ADC......I was SDS driver (I,m not going to explain but even God cannot park in the SDS spot) So an ex argie G wagen was parked in the SDS spot (oh it was 1982 just after a little punch up...we were still on a war footing) and I pulled up behind it. put the SDS Landrover into Low range and pushed it off the tarmac onto the grass. I got out and started to walk into FIHQ....when this nautical idiot with a lot of braid (Lt Commander) starts shouting that the car was Prince Andrew's car.....and there will be trouble....But just at that point the Battalion? Sgt Major walked out.....told me to leave and proceeded to tear out a new arsehole for this nautical fool, all the while calling him a sir and an idiot at the same time? Always gives me a little chuckle.

  • @ryljones378
    @ryljones378 Год назад +92

    He almost said " He's a self intitiled prick" but quickly saved it with person 😂

    • @n.lyndley.9889
      @n.lyndley.9889 Год назад +4

      entitled

    • @juliehughes1258
      @juliehughes1258 Год назад

      @@n.lyndley.9889 Oh shut the hell up, you irritating pedant. Not everyone has access to a quality education. Leave him alone.

    • @Em-im1yz
      @Em-im1yz Год назад +3

      Yes it was a good save. Although you can hear his intense dislike for Andrew

  • @wasp6594
    @wasp6594 Год назад +202

    I heard a story, which I do not know if true or not, that when Prince Andrew joined hus first ship and was introduced to the Captain, he said, "You can call me Andrew." And the Captain replied, "And you can call me Sir."
    I would love that to be true.

    • @janebennett8097
      @janebennett8097 Год назад +10

      It was

    • @grahamgray
      @grahamgray Год назад +29

      It was worse from the account I heard: he said “You can call me Prince Andrew” and the Captain replied “And you can call me Sir!”

    • @karengray7481
      @karengray7481 Год назад +2

      Fantastic.

    • @soulwhispererwendy554
      @soulwhispererwendy554 Год назад

      🤣

    • @kisha1682
      @kisha1682 Год назад +2

      Sounds like Captain Picard🤣

  • @Theoneandonlyadammurphyryan
    @Theoneandonlyadammurphyryan 7 месяцев назад +4

    He sounds and seems really genuine. The only thing I'd be concerned about he keeps looking to his right, accesing the creative side of the brain, and rather them the memory side

    • @TheHungryTrollRawr
      @TheHungryTrollRawr 9 дней назад

      possible he was choosing more profession answers, rather than straight out saying it bluntly, like for example he was an arsehole and a prick

  • @michaelelliott556
    @michaelelliott556 3 месяца назад +6

    Andrew not my prince should be in jail together with other predators its a disgrace

  • @alexmonson2577
    @alexmonson2577 Год назад +458

    That teenager who shouted at Andrew that he was a sick old man should be immediately pardoned

    • @Natalie-qu2ue
      @Natalie-qu2ue Год назад +27

      No he should not! There is a time and a place for everything the death of the Queen of England was not the time.

    • @joseph1980.
      @joseph1980. Год назад +81

      @@Natalie-qu2ue oh turn it in, the queen bent over backwards to protect him from pretty hard evidence that he was abusing kids.... hence the huge out of court settlement

    • @ethankerr05
      @ethankerr05 Год назад +44

      all anti monarchy protesters should be pardoned

    • @elaine.crissy.t2112
      @elaine.crissy.t2112 Год назад +1

      @@joseph1980. and you know this HOW

    • @Natalie-qu2ue
      @Natalie-qu2ue Год назад +14

      @@joseph1980. kids? She was paid and recruited others to do the same for Jeffery, her then boyfriend said she used to go home for weeks then go back so she wasn't a prisoner was she, she just came out and said herself that she was mistaken about one of the men that she accused of the same thing... I am not a fan of Andrew but neither do I think Virginia is a victim.

  • @maringarvanovic8011
    @maringarvanovic8011 4 месяца назад +9

    I consider myself a staunch Royalist and I have never thought that Andrew was even remotely a decent person. I am an ex squaddie and never heard a good word about him. However I can personally say that the Royals I have met face to face have all been very pleasant and a joy to speak to. This includes the late Duke of Edinburgh, King Charles and Edward and Sophie.
    I will also add. Never heard a good word about Andrew. Never heard a bad word about Princess Anne.

    • @greasyflight6609
      @greasyflight6609 4 месяца назад

      Andrew is no Prince...he is boot scum...Respect RN

    • @MontyCantsin5
      @MontyCantsin5 3 месяца назад +4

      ''I consider myself a staunch Royalist . . .''
      Ewwww.

  • @Mister_Jimmy
    @Mister_Jimmy Месяц назад +1

    This officer is a credit to his profession, but I was surprised he provided those details on the number of security personnel protecting Her Majesty. I worked as a civilian employee in a U.S. military facility in Washington DC and details regarding security protocols were shared only on a “need to know” basis.

  • @jessiimamii5113
    @jessiimamii5113 Год назад +224

    Brave man. Good on him for speaking out.

    • @carlosdeno
      @carlosdeno Год назад

      I’d read about him first, he’s an absolute c##t.

    • @spirituallyincorrect2198
      @spirituallyincorrect2198 Год назад +1

      😂😂😂

    • @mydogky
      @mydogky 7 месяцев назад

      no not brave, anyone can speak out when there are no witnesses, this guy has an axe to grind, go check him out , don't get me wrong I don't particularly like Andrew but this guy is spewing and fabricating lies, there is no way security would just let women in and bend the rules, that is utter crap and he knows that, I also know someone who was in security and this is bollocks