In the unseen parts of the interview, Virginia recounted how Ghislaine Maxwell instructed her to provide Andrew with the same services she gave to Jeffrey Epstein, which left her feeling nauseated. She expressed shock that someone from the royal family—held in high regard by the public—would be involved in such things. As we all know, Andrew has faced allegations of various misconducts. During the conversation, Virginia asserted that he knows the truth, she knows the truth, and only one of them is being honest about it.
She went further, portraying Maxwell as potentially even more malevolent than Epstein in certain ways. Virginia alleged that Maxwell derived satisfaction from seeing others in distress, uncomfortable, nauseous, and suffering. The discussion also touched on Beatrice and Eugenie, noting their presence at events like an 18th birthday party when they were quite young. Additionally, Virginia claimed she participated in an alleged orgy that included Andrew and eight other girls. She further stated that she had sexual encounters with Andrew on Epstein's private island at age 17. The interview delved into more details about this disturbing orgy, one of several accusations leveled against Andrew.
On top of that, new revelations emerged today about a 2000 event where Andrew hosted a 39th birthday celebration for Ghislaine Maxwell, with Epstein and royal biographer Robert Jobson among the guests. Following the party at Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham estate, the cleaning staff discovered items like sex-enhancing poppers, condoms, and lubricants scattered in the bathrooms. Jobson, in his recent book, described it as a simple shooting weekend, but Andrew's own disastrous interview suggested otherwise, and the findings indicate far more occurred.
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Virginia's full, unedited interview focused heavily on Maxwell's creepy behavior and how Virginia was forced into an orgy with eight other girls who appeared underage, all for Andrew's benefit. The location remains unclear—possibly the island where they operated without restraint. What the staff uncovered after this gathering points to yet another likely orgy, with all those lubricants and condoms left behind. It strongly echoes the world of P. Diddy and the depraved lifestyle he allegedly led. These individuals were essentially sex addicts, obsessed with pursuing minors or those barely legal, as they're more vulnerable and controllable.
In numerous lawsuits against Diddy, descriptions include lubricants and baby oil strewn everywhere, along with performance-enhancing substances and drugs. Similarly, Andrew's events involved the same—baby oil, lubricants, all fueling their addictions. They're total deviants. The parallels are striking: Diddy is now imprisoned, and I believe Andrew is headed down the same road. An investigation, trial, and imprisonment could unfold within the next five years. Both elevated their addictions to extreme levels, wallowing in oils and excesses. It's revolting how long they evaded consequences, but they deserve to be locked up, and I predict that fate for Andrew. This scandal shows no signs of ending.
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I started this video not just with Virginia's raw footage but also the buzz around last night's UK documentary, which pulls Maxwell deeper into the fray and draws comparisons to Diddy. I often cite journalist Whitney Webb's piece, which links Epstein and Diddy as operatives for similar shadowy networks. Epstein's handlers tie into the same elite circles that controlled industries Diddy navigated, essentially making them puppets for the same overlords. That article offers a panoramic perspective, and I recommend it highly—it's eye-opening.
Small details, like the baby oil discovered by Andrew's staff, mirror Diddy's habits exactly. I suspect both men turned to these addictions due to early traumas, using sex as a tool for dominance and manipulation, which spiraled into career-ending darkness. Once immensely powerful—a royal prince and a billionaire mogul—they had the world at their feet: islands, tapes, photos, unchecked freedom. Now, Diddy is incarcerated and powerless, while Andrew has been stripped of his titles. Two parallel figures who grew arrogant with their influence.
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Andrew foolishly met Epstein publicly in New York, assuming his royal status granted immunity. Diddy thought the same about his abuses toward Cassie and others. What's unfolding with Andrew echoes Diddy's downfall from last year, and I foresee Andrew behind bars soon. They operated within vast networks that discarded them when convenient. It's a warning to any billionaire or power player: you can be severed and punished too.
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Look at the recent Jay-Z litigation for another example. Filings reveal Jay-Z's team allegedly harassed the claimed son and his mother, Lily Kolley, with frivolous actions. She seeks a restraining order to halt further moves while collecting documents, accusing Jay-Z of concealing evidence about paternity. The attorney reportedly submitted only 18 of 135 pages from New Jersey court records. I mention this because it wouldn't shock me if Jay-Z's higher-ups are fueling Kolley's case to undermine him, much like how allies supported Cassie against Diddy or Virginia against Andrew and Epstein. This is the mechanism: when elites want to discipline someone, they bolster the opposition to accelerate the fall or simply to rein them in.
It might not even revolve around the paternity claim; it could be something else. The pattern is clear—powerful figures face betrayal from their own circles when they overstep, amass too much wealth, or accept excessive deals. These industry titans are planted there for a purpose; they're not independent. They must appease their handlers and can't overreach. It provokes thought, doesn't it? Whitney Webb's article revolutionized my view—I covered it five months back and still reference it for its profundity. No part three yet, but if it comes, I'll dive in. Link in the description for those wondering how these threads connect. It's all intertwined from a higher vantage point.
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