King Charles says heโ€™s โ€œprofoundly concernedโ€ about Prince Andrewโ€™s Epstein entanglementsโ€”and by that he means concerned enough to send thoughts and prayers, but not enough to open the palace gates or let sunlight anywhere near those velvet drapes.

๐Ÿ‘ฎโ€โ™‚๏ธThe Royal We Will Cooperateโ€”But Only If Itโ€™s in Latin and Redacted

After years of awkward silences, royal reshuffles, and one spectacularly cringeworthy BBC interview, the monarchy is finally ready to โ€œwork with police.โ€ Translation: issue a vague statement, clutch some pearls, and wait for the whole thing to quietly decompose under legal fog and institutional amnesia.

Meanwhile, the policeโ€”renowned for investigating powerful men with all the urgency of a tortoise in a comaโ€”will probably launch a year-long operation named something noble like Operation Distraction. Itโ€™ll include interviews, coffee, memos, more coffee, and then conclude with:

๐Ÿ•ต๏ธ โ€œWe found nothing because the Americans wonโ€™t share.โ€

๐Ÿ“ โ€œCase closed due to lack of jurisdiction and sunlight.โ€

Letโ€™s be honest. If you or I had even one photo with Epstein, weโ€™d be on a no-fly list and our phones would be melting from all the warrants. But Prince Andrew? Heโ€™s out here on horse rides, dodging subpoenas like itโ€™s a sport, and insisting he doesnโ€™t sweat.

And now, with King Charles expressing โ€œsupport,โ€ weโ€™re supposed to believe the Firm is suddenly all about accountability? Please. This is less a new era of justice, and more an elaborate game of hide-and-seek played in palaces, with taxpayer-funded legal counsel.

If the truth ever does come out, it wonโ€™t be because anyone in ermine robes handed it overโ€”itโ€™ll be despite them.

๐Ÿงจย Challengesย ๐Ÿงจ

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