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Diary Blog, 19 February 2026

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The Strange Case of Andrew Windsor

I see on TV news that Andrew Windsor has now been arrested and will be facing police questioning.

I also doubt that anything much, in terms of criminal sanction, will happen to Andrew Windsor. He will probably weasel out of it in the end, though it is pretty obvious that the Jew Epstein may have and, realistically, almost must have acquired some interesting and lucrative commercial intelligence from him; possibly military, naval, and political intelligence as well. The Israelis had a good source or secondary source there.

As a “disgraced and disbarred” former barrister (as the Jews call me), I am interested in the “sovereign immunity” aspect. Normally, “sovereign immunity” applies to heads of state when visiting the UK, akin to diplomatic immunity, and it was international customary law, as adopted and/or altered by the Vienna Convention, but has been partly put on a statutory basis in the UK since 1978:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Immunity_Act_1978

Sovereign immunity also applies to the Sovereign himself or herself; the King cannot be prosecuted. That applies, in principle, to members of the “Royal Family” too.

It will be recalled that Princess Anne (aka “the Princess Royal” and/or “Mrs. Levy”) was prosecuted several times, in the 1970s and 1980s, for speeding at a speed which would normally have resulted in disqualification and even (in view of her plainly recidivistic offences) imprisonment. In the event (several events) she was fined but not disqualified. Wikipedia, while noting her speeding convictions, implies (wrongly) that her only criminal conviction was in relation to a dog out of control:

“Anne is the first member of the royal family to have been convicted of a criminal offence.[151] In November 2002, she pleaded guilty to one charge of having a dog dangerously out of control, an offence under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, and was fined £500.”

[Wikipedia]

I do not know whether she herself, on all those occasions, waived sovereign immunity; presumably so; or, more likely, the question was not raised formally at all. I know she pleaded guilty on all occasions.

The Guardian has this about it: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2001/mar/13/2

“A spokeswoman for Buckingham Palace said the princess accepted that she was subject to the normal rule of law. She will be paying her fine accordingly.

The princess has been in trouble with the law several times before for breaking the speed limit.“

[Guardian]

Princess Anne was disqualified from driving for a month on another occasion.

Under international customary and convention law, family members of a head of state also have immunity, though the ambit of that has been questioned over the years: eg, in the UK, in respect of a few “princes” and “princesses” from Saudi Arabia (there are, I believe, hundreds, altogether) who abused their status in this country, e.g. by ordering luxury items never paid for.

Andrew Windsor is not a head of state, but is a “close relative” of the Head of State, being his brother.

Seems that, in the UK as in USA etc, a relative has to be very close, really part of the household and/or a dependant, to have immunity.

Andrew’s case may be a grey area. After all, he is the King’s brother, and moreover is, at least arguably, dependent— the King is even giving him his new house.

A general overview of sovereign immunity from a leading City of London law firm, with focus on a recent Court of Appeal judgment [ HRH Prince Abdulaziz Bin Mishal Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and (2) HRH Prince Mishal Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud v. Apex Global Management Limited [2013] EWCA Civ 642 c]:

“It should be noted that this case deals with personal immunity (ratione personae), rather than functional immunity (ratione materiae), which operates when an individual acts in his official capacity on behalf of his state.“

https://www.hsfkramer.com/notes/arbitration/2013-07/uk-court-of-appeal-considers-the-immunity-from-suit-of-the-family-of-a-head-of-state

It seems that Andrew Windsor is being investigated partly as to potential liability when he was acting in his official capacity, so he may yet be able to claim immunity, if anything ever comes to court.

Were Andrew Windsor to be prosecuted for a serious criminal matter, that would be unique in British history, as far as I know. Even Charles I was prosecuted for “State crimes”, i.e. political matters, basically.

In any case, it is arguable that the King could withdraw sovereign protection from Andrew, just as the sending state can, under the Vienna Convention, withdraw diplomatic immunity from an errant diplomat or other embassy employee.

Epstein/Maxwell/Windsor blog post, with updates:

The Jew Epstein and Prince Andrew: The British Royal Family Has Another Scandal — Maybe It’s Time To Just Get Rid Of Them… [frequently updated]

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A storm in a teacup, of course. “Neo-Nazi” is just a meaningless insult, based anyway on a false perception of National Socialism, a perception mainly crafted by Jews and other pro-Zionist, pro-Israel elements since the 1920s, i.e. for the past century, and particularly over the past 30 years or so.

“Honour thy father and thy mother“…[Exodus 20:12]

Both Reform and “Restore Britain” are to some extent contaminated by the Jew-Zionist-Israel influence. While I prefer Lowe to Farage, the fact is that only Reform UK can destroy the longstanding LibLabCon political scam in the short term (up to 2029). It has the public profile to do that. There is the danger that two similar parties, Reform and Restore, both standing in any given seat, will result in far more Lab and Con enemies surviving.

Pippa Crerar:

NEW: Keir Starmer confirms that Antonia Romeo has been appointed new UK cabinet secretary – the first woman to hold the role in its 100 years plus history.

Alternatively, “Antonia Romeo has been appointed new UK Cabinet Secretary, the first hard-faced, bullying, moneygrubbing careerist bitch to hold the role...”

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For God’s sake! Can “the Andrew Formerly Known As Prince” not display at least a little dignity and staunchness? Just a little? What a disgrace the bastard is, skulking like that. He looks like a pensioner or schoolmaster caught with naughty pictures of little girls! Oh, no, wait…

He should have at least exited the place of his interrogation (Aylsham Police Station, near Norwich, according to the BBC) sitting upright, and ostensibly unconcerned. That’s what I would have done, and I have not had a thousandth of the privileges to which that bastard has been heir.

Look at grinning little monkey Owen Jones. He understands nothing, nothing at all.

He once tweeted, many years ago, and critically, a few times about me, actually. Still, “forgive and forget”…(or not).

See also:

A Brief Word About Owen Jones

In the Australian argot, “good on” that lady. I like her parting shot, as well.

Quite.

For once, I agree with Simon Danczuk on something.

Even that is not the whole story.

Would translate to a Commons with about 380 Reform UK MPs (strong overall majority), 76 Greens (official, though very weak, Opposition), 58 LibDems, 46 SNP, 40 Cons, and 26 Lab.

On those figures, near-existential for both Lab and Con.

Starmer-stein would lose his seat on those figures.

We presently live, not under a Labour government, but under a Labour Friends of Israel government (better put, a not really or legitimately-elected regime).

What a surprise…

Were I the Iranian leader, I should immediately launch every last one of my missiles and drones against Israel, if not completely simultaneously then as close together as possible, focussing on a trident of targets, those being the Dimona nuclear area, the Ben-Gurion Airport, and Tel Aviv generally, particularly the central area but including the more wealthy areas nearby, such as Ra’anana and Herzliya. Concentration of forces. Schwerpunkt.

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Diary Blog, 5 September 2025

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Stray thought

I have seen continuing news reports, for 2 days now, about the terrible funicular railway crash in Lisbon: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62lmed42p1o.

Not just TV news reports, but reports leading the TV news.

This seems to me like overkill, really. After all, terrible as the crash was, killing 16 people, it was 2 days ago, no-one is still trapped or requiring rescue, plenty of major news is happening elsewhere and, in the end, this did not even happen in the UK. A straightforward crash incident, which happened in seconds, or a few minutes, which was a one-off incident, and the causes of which will no doubt be investigated (very likely a cable problem, possibly metal fatigue, and insufficient maintenance). Yet the BBC and Sky News still have reporters on the scene. Why? Enough.

Angela Rayner

Well, Angela Rayner, whose “resistible rise” must have given hope to ambitious, brainless, cultureless “chav” women all over Britain, is now gone: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/sep/05/angela-rayner-stands-down-over-stamp-duty-row.

Whatever the exact rights and wrongs of Angela Rayner’s (latest) property purchase, the background to the matter was the “fill your boots” mentality with which this Labour Friends of Israel misgovernment is suffused.

It became known a year ago that Angela Rayner had accepted gifts of clothes, I think also cash donations, and free trips to noisy vulgar clubs in Ibiza, the appalling nightclub, drink, and drugs island. Not that she was alone in accepting “freebies”. Her boss, Starmer-stein, had accepted clothes for himself and his Jewish wife, and even free eye-glasses!

Angela Rayner also postponed, on rather spurious grounds, some of the previously-scheduled 2025 UK local elections, which postponements—whatever the reasons for postponement— looked bad at a time when Labour was already losing ground greatly to Reform UK.

The postponed local elections will now not take place until May 2026. Both Labour and Conservative parties must be dreading them.

That whole “fill your boots” or “make hay while the sun is shining” mentality, which pervades Starmer’s Labour Friends of Israel cabal, was also a major factor putting paid to the Conservative Party’s electoral chances in 2024, after years of crony-corruption under (mainly) “Boris”-idiot, Liz Truss (briefly, in her 49 days as PM), and the little Indian money-juggler, Sunak.

So what now for Angela Rayner? She had been puffed as the successor to Starmer. Perhaps, though that seems far less likely now, bearing in mind the public perception of her. Some may think her a greedy, moneygrasping, “typical MP”; others say “it was not her fault, because she failed to take obvious steps to avoid the situation which arose“. Well, so not dishonest, simply careless and/or clueless? Not a very good impression either way.

In any case, Labour is now facing a really major challenge from Reform UK, which is really just the public’s proxy method for “getting rid of both Lab and Con“. The idea that Angela Rayner might be the next Prime Minister always seemed to me unlikely to happen, and now seems a very remote possibility indeed.

As to Rayner herself, the resignation will hit her rather hard financially. Loss of her Government position means that her salary is halved, she now being left with “only” the (just under) £94,000 p.a. MP salary (and attendant expenses). She now also loses whatever access she may have had to the country houses used on weekends by Government ministers. There are smaller hits as well, such as loss of the government cars and drivers that ferry ministers around.

Wider political fallout? Well, just another hit that Starmer could have done without. The Reform annual conference is taking place now, and Angela Rayner may be good ammunition for Farage. Also, the news will mute any criticism of Reform people for whatever they may say during the conference.

In any case, people are intending to vote Reform to stamp on Lab and Con, so anything negative in the msm about Farage and Reform will not, I think, have much effect, because people already know that Farage and especially his cohorts are not the best and brightest. That makes little difference to how people are intending to vote.

Riverbanks

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/sep/05/fears-for-england-riverbank-habitats-amid-relaxed-post-brexit-rules

“Huge tracts of precious riverside habitats for water voles and other wildlife in England are being lost as they are not covered by post-Brexit farming rules, campaigners warn.

New analysis by the Wildlife Trusts found more than 400 square km of riverside habitat in England may have been lost since the UK left the EU in 2020.

Under the common agricultural policy (CAP), which subsidised farming when the UK was in the bloc, farmers had to keep a 2-metre buffer between their fields and the rivers. But with the UK’s exit from the CAP, farmers may try to increase their income by ploughing to the edge of their field – an area that, at present, is unprofitable for them.

As well as being a critical habitat for wildlife, waterway banks are home to plants that filter pollution from the water.“

[Guardian]

As regular readers of the blog know, I am not very pleased about the farming lobby. Not all farmers are greedy, moneygrasping, environmentally-destructive nuisances, but many are.

I remember that on TV from the early 1960s, when I was about 5 or 6 years old.

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For me, the point is not that Nadine Dorries is an idiotic woman, an expenses-blodger and outright fraud, or that “Boris”-idiot and Liz Truss are nominally (and only nominally) better-educated versions of the same brainless type, but that the whole political system we now have in the UK promotes such cretins, selects them as candidates etc.

My view is that the Reform candidates are relatively unpolished, most of them, so the relative absence of the bright lights of msm publicity and exposure might actually help Reform. That may sound cynical, but the old System parties are just waiting for Farage’s candidates to slip on banana skins.

So former fraudulent expenses-cheat and puppet of the Jewish/Israel lobby, Ed Balls (husband of similar Yvette Cooper; they are both members of Labour Friends of Israel) has his latest rubbish political prediction blown out of the water only one day after he made it! An idiotic person, despite the quite academic CV; hugely over-promoted.

Incidentally, both Balls and part-Jew George Osborne are or were Bilderbergers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilderberg_Meeting.

Her incompetence is now going to be transferred to the Foreign Office.

Yvette Cooper. Labour Friends of Israel. Expenses cheat. Fraudster. Zelensky supporter. What could possibly go wrong?

…and the “Conservatives will be in the lead” idiot is in…New Zealand. It would be late at night there; maybe that explains the tweet.

Good grief. Lammy is a total ignoramus. As Foreign Secretary (and in every other role, including that of MP) he has been a bad joke. Now his head is on the stick of “Deputy Prime Minister”. Britain has become a joke country.

Utter cretin.

https://twitter.com/danwootton/status/1964010301210198159

Worth watching.

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In any case, that (((Zeffman))) character is wrong. The new “Lord Chancellor” is ignorant black, David Lammy, who takes over from equally ignorant Shabana Mahmood. Both of them together were only at the practising Bar for a very short time. Not really qualified for the office.

Insufficient range to reach Moscow or Petersburg, but enough to reach Minsk.

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Certainly sounds very familiar to me…

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