Prince Andrew, Duke of York, has officially “ceased all contact” with the Chinese spy he buddies around with. The prince apparently didn’t learn his lesson after Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew’s scandalous taste in illegally young girls got him practically disowned by the Royal Family.
Andrew friends with a spy
As soon as British Intelligence gave Andrew a heads up that a “businessman” friend of his happens to be a spy for China, he “ceased all contact.”
His public relations team quickly dashed off a statement to control the damage. They want the public to believe there’s no substance to this latest scandal.
Prince Andrew doesn’t deny the relationship but he met the unidentified Chinese national “through official channels.” How was he supposed to know the guy was a spy? In any case, there was “nothing of a sensitive nature ever discussed.” That’s not quite true.
Reports say the spy identified only as “H6” for security reasons was allowed into “the MoD’s Whitehall HQ three times.” Most recently “to attend an informal leaving party to mark the royal’s retirement from active service.”
H6 has also been “banned from the UK following a judgment by the UK’s semi-secret national security court.” British intelligence believes the spy was a “close confidant” to Prince Andrew. One who had formed an “unusual degree of trust” with the disgraced duke. Possibly paying his rent.
Other than that, Andrew’s minions are “unable to comment further on matters relating to national security.” Buckingham Palace isn’t talking, either. They “declined to comment, saying they do not act for the prince, who is not a working royal.” Not since the Epstein scandal.
Who’s paying the rent?
King Charles is understood to be furious. Once again, Andrew “risks tarnishing the reputation of the Royal Family.” What can I do? Charles fumes.
“Every sanction that can be imposed has been, but you can’t divorce or sack your brother from being your brother. There will always be a bond of blood and all families often have difficult relatives to deal with.”
It turns out that “the Palace is unable to rule out that the Duke is using money from Chinese donors to support his stay in the 30-room Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.” Earlier this year, “the King stopped paying his brother’s £3 million-a-year security bill at Royal Lodge and urged him to move into more modest accommodation.”
Palace officials say their hands are tied. They “have no authority or legal right to probe Andrew’s financial affairs and must simply rely on his word that his income is from legitimate sources.” Andrew is apparently lying again.
H6 could have been footing the bill. Or ordering someone else to do it as a way of hiding tracks. Intelligence knows the spy “was so close to Andrew that he visited Buckingham Palace twice, and entered St James’s Palace and Windsor Castle.”
One expert on the doings of Royals notes, “the unnamed Chinese spy certainly knew how to land a vulnerable royal with an unstable appetite for grandeur at someone else’s expense. He was rewarded with private visits to royal residences.” A lot like those other friends of Andrew, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
