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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office – live
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2026
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Damn, I don't know this guy but it must take a lot to say that about your own family.
does it tho? not every person would want the law bent or ignored for their family, especially if the laws of your country also focus on rehabilitation and it doesn't have the death penalty.
Probably 99% of people would. Even Joe Biden abused his power to pardon his son. The ones who wouldn't are exceptional.
who was railroaded on a series of false accusations, with known Russian agents who later admitted it.
They weren't false allegations, he openly admitted to lying about being a drug user on a form 4473 when purchasing a firearm, and for tax fraud.
He had already repaid the taxes at the time the DoJ went after him, had already confessed to both, and was ready to plea like any other citizen charged with the same offenses when that plea deal was thrown out and the witch hunt began -- and at no point do either of those offenses warrant a Congressional hearing wherein nude photos from your stolen hard drive get blown up to poster size and displayed for Congress and the entire world.
So you agree they weren't false?
There was a plea deal.
I don't understand why you're reiterating this?
Maybe it's a regional thing.
You're suggesting everyone in the UK is kinder and more ethical?
no