Go tell them Andrew.....
The greatest story of our time....
Donald Trump told you in 2018 NOT TO FUCK with me, but as always - you were penny pinchers and have refused his advice...I, however, am refusing his and your 2018 offer as initial agreement since 1996 was 50 billion Dollars/pounds - it will be more....
Yeah Andrew - why don't you ink your testimony...you could come to me to our Novo mesto residence(you will stay in room next to mine - that should give you like total inspiration for project) with Harry to complete your books - it would also be more authentic even that whole you are writing(BOTH OF YOU) is according to my testimony nothing but a huge lie due to bad conscious you all possess...
Prince Andrew's watching of porn movies came from Andrew's years to my attention due to as he claimed was concerns for me....claimed me that he worried and wanted to experience himself what it feels like to be in my situation(yeah right - its why you go and rent public place) on what one begun to claim have experienced most serious mental health problems for which fold was all on my shoulders...prince Charles orchestrated attacks on him and Camilla by his friends - paid visitations to attackers - interacted with attackers prior to attacks and ensured to keep me next to one when those took place...to have proofs for what brings us to PRINCE HARRY'S MEMOIRS - A LIE IN WHICH ONLY PRINCE ANDREW WOULD BE EXCUSED FROM CRUSE FICTION BECAUSE HE EXPERIENCED WHAT OTHER THAN MENTAL PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF ME(RELEASED TODAY ON APRIL 15TH OF 2022 BEFORE OFFICIAL PRINCE HARRY'S BOOK OF MEMOLIERS)....YEAH LADIES AND GENTLEMAN MYSELF....AND ATTACKER ON CHARLES CAUGHT ROBBER ON BIKE AVOIDED TRIAL PUNISHMENT AND LLALALALALA
LONG LINE OF BRUTAL LIES....
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Kingsbury smash-and-grab robbery hero was Buckingham Palace knife protestor
Published: 2:41 PM October 6, 2015
Talhat Rehman encouraged his community to defend the Jeweller on Kingsbury Road from armed robbers Pic credit: Adam Thomas - Credit: Archant
A former butcher who once held a knife to his throat outside Buckingham Palace led the community charge which stopped a smash-and-grab robber in Kingsbury.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHykRJ6ZBcE
Talhat Rehman threw a knife towards Lookman Shekoni, who last week pleaded guilty to being in an armed moped gang that used axes and hammers to smash through the windows of The Jeweller on Kingsbury Road.
The 53-year-old, who works part time in Saaqy Supermarket, led the fight against the eight-strong mob on September 7, which led to the arrest of Shekoni.
Mr Rehman said: “I did it. I took a knife from a guy who was standing nearby and went forward towards the thieves. Three of them were waving axes and one of the guys was turning the bike, so I stepped forward, I threw the knife at them and then everybody went forward. Somebody had to do this.
“You can’t let the people go, they’ll do it again, they did do it again in Kilburn but no-one came forward.”
Lookman Shekoni has admitted taking part in the robbery - Credit: Archant
He added: “I hate the people who do robbery and do fraud. It happened to me and I know how it feels. I protested heavily in front of the palace and I was released by the judge, that’s why I went forward to make sure that guy was arrested.”
Mr Rehman, who has five children and 20 grandchildren, was a victim of fraud in 2009 which saw him lose thousands of pounds in what he believed to be honest business deals.
In desperation he appealed to The Queen and was arrested in 2013 when he jumped over barricades during the Changing of the Guards ceremony at Buckingham Palace.
The shop worker, who lives in Kenton, was shot four times by police with a taser gun as he held a knife to his throat and stomach threatening to harm himself if the police came close to him.
Shekoni was pulled off this moped (Pic credit: Hannah Marshall) - Credit: Archant
He said: “I went to protest against the judicial system. I didn’t just go there out of the blue. I called the palace security guards to tell them what I was going to do. I’m not harming anybody I told them, just myself, keep the police away from me when I protest. But the police tasered me four times.”
Mr Rehman and the community in Kingsbury Road were commended by police officers following the robbery.
Detective Inspector Scott Hartley, of the Flying Squad told the Times: “While we would never encourage people to get involved directly in this way, I would like to commend the brave actions of passers-by that led to Shekoni being promptly arrested. They acted with little regard for their own safety, intent on catching those who had carried out such a brazen robbery in broad daylight.”
Shekoni will be sentenced on November 2 for his part in the robbery and a second burglary at an opticians in St John’s Wood High Street on August 14.
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