Calls rise against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor: ‘Bring him kicking & screaming if necessary’

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has yet again got himself called out, and it’s come around the same time as the second batch of the Epstein files were released by the Department of Justice, filled with nearly three million pages.

The whole thing has been claimed by Daily Express journalist Giles Sheldrick who, despite making clear that the royal has claimed innocence multiple times over, believes the Duke should be brought before the House Oversight Committee for a testimony, regarding all he knows.

For those unversed the ex-Duke’s connection to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender came out multiple times, both via emails released by the Mail on Sunday as well as the first batch of the Epstein files that reveal numerous pictures of him with women.

Now the writer claims, “it is time to drag this ludicrous man of straw, despite his apparent years-long affliction of obliviousness, somewhere he can tell the world what he knows.”

Even by “kicking and screaming, if necessary,” he told the same outlet.

However, incase that’s not in the books they also said prior to signing off, “if not, perhaps his memory will be jogged if he is ever called up on allegations of sexual assault, corruption, and misconduct in public office.”

Perhaps “in a private prosecution action being brought by anti-monarchy campaign group Republic, which has raised funds for a potential legal action after instructing specialists to act because of the collective failure of authorities here to do so.”