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Rich people definitely say this.
No it's a real thing where paying for the lawyers to win your case will be more than paying out. I know some people also do it because they are guilty
Rich people definitely say this.
I'm not disagreeing. I'm just saying rich people will definitely pay out rather fighting in court and winningNo it's a real thing where paying for the lawyers to win your case will be more than paying out. I know some people also do it because they are guilty
I'm not disagreeing. I'm just saying rich people will definitely pay out rather fighting in court and winning

I wonder what would happen if there was some evidence that came out thst proved Andrew was innocent. I know it's impossible, he's guilty as f, but if some miracle happened for him and he was proven innocent. What could he do after that
I wonder what would happen if there was some evidence that came out thst proved Andrew was innocent. I know it's impossible, he's guilty as f, but if some miracle happened for him and he was proven innocent. What could he do after that
Well yeah. But it's so beyond anything thars happened before that's why I thought it an interesting thing to speculate all overWalk on water, feed the multitude on loaves and fishes, turn water into wine.
Speculative surely.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has his last royal titles formally removed
www.independent.co.uk
Seems a bit of a nothing story. Property is worth what someone pays. Some countries have a "starting price" with offers expected to exceed that. There's also the fact that the price paid will be pennies to those who bought it by the sounds of it, and owning a former princes houses may be worth more to them than getting the best price possible.Who payers £3m over the asking price with legit money? The hoops we mere mortals have to jump through when buying a property but this didn't raise a load of red flags?
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Andrew was paid millions by oligarch with funds from firm linked to bribery scheme
Firm which part-funded Sunninghill Park purchase received "allegedly corrupt" payments, court documents say.www.bbc.co.uk
This is the same place that, after being bought, was left to rot for 10 years before being demolished!Seems a bit of a nothing story. Property is worth what someone pays. Some countries have a "starting price" with offers expected to exceed that. There's also the fact that the price paid will be pennies to those who bought it by the sounds of it, and owning a former princes houses may be worth more to them than getting the best price possible.
So what was sold if it's been demolished?This is the same place that, after being bought, was left to rot for 10 years before being demolished!
Yeah, total nothing burger...
So let me spell it out for you as you seem to be a little slow.So what was sold if it's been demolished?
Now to truly answer your question.. What was really sold was influence, an ear into the royal family etc
left it to rot
~10 years before knocking it down
So in no way was it dilapidated
so nothing but the best