UK PM Starmer urges ex-Prince Andrew to cooperate in Epstein files probe

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to cooperate with the US Justice Department's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's files, saying that anyone with information should be prepared to share it. Starmer stated on Saturday during a visit to Japan that Epstein's victims have to be prioritized and that "you can't be victim-centred if you're not prepared to do that." This comes as the US Justice Department is set to release over three million pages of documents, including 2,000 videos and 180,000 images, in response to a law intended to reveal most of the material it had collected during its two-decade-long investigation.

Starmer's comments have reignited debate about whether Prince Andrew should issue an apology for his friendship with Epstein. The former prince has denied any wrongdoing but has so far ignored a request from US House Oversight Committee members for a transcribed interview. Meanwhile, the release of these documents has raised questions about the involvement of other prominent figures, including Steve Bannon, New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch, and billionaires Bill Gates and Elon Musk.

The new disclosures have sparked criticism over how the US Department of Justice handled the latest revelation, with one group of Epstein accusers stating that it makes it too easy to identify those he abused but not those who might have been involved in his criminal activity.
 
OMG 🤯 just saw this news about Prince Andrew and I'm low-key shook 😅 I mean, what's up with him ignoring the US House Oversight Committee? 🤔 It's like, he's got no idea how to handle himself in this situation 💁‍♀️. And now Keir Starmer is all like "cooperate" but it's too little, too late 😒. Those documents are going to blow up his whole royal reputation 💥. And can we talk about the fact that Epstein's victims have been dealing with this for TWO DECADES 🤯? It's time for some real accountability 🔍. The fact that the US Department of Justice is releasing all these documents is insane 🤪, but at the same time, I'm kinda worried it's gonna make it easier to spot those who might've been involved in Epstein's crimes 👀.
 
🤗 I'm so glad Keir Starmer is pushing for Prince Andrew to cooperate and prioritize the victims' voices! 🙌 It's about time someone with a lot of power uses it to bring justice and support to those affected by Epstein's abuse. Those 3 million pages of documents are gonna be super revealing, and I hope it helps bring some closure to the victims (or their families). 💯
 
I'm so done with this whole Epstein thing 🙄. It's like, Prince Andrew can't even be bothered to do a video interview and now everyone's all up in arms about him not apologizing? Like, get over it, mate 😂. But seriously, what's really bothering me is the lack of accountability for those who might've been involved with Epstein. I mean, 2,000 videos and 180,000 images being released and no one's talking about Steve Bannon or Bill Gates being linked to Epstein? That's some shady stuff 🤔. And now the US Department of Justice is saying that releasing all this info makes it too easy to identify abusers, but not those who might've been involved in the abuse... what kind of game are they playing? 🤑 It's just so frustrating and I need more transparency 💁‍♀️.
 
You know what's really wild about this whole thing? Like, people are so obsessed with Prince Andrew and whether or not he should apologize for being friends with Epstein. But at the end of the day, it's all about the victims, right? 🤷‍♀️ They're the ones who got messed over by Epstein and his crew. And let's be real, the guy was a total monster. So yeah, I think Prince Andrew should be more than just sorry for being friends with him... he should be actively working to help the victims get justice.

And can we talk about how messed up it is that these documents are being released now? Like, 3 million pages of stuff? It's crazy! And what's even crazier is that people are already trying to make connections between this and other big-time players. Steve Bannon, Bill Gates, Elon Musk... like, come on guys! This isn't a game of "Who's Got The Most Money". It's about justice for the victims.

Anyway, I think it's time we started focusing more on the real issue here: getting justice for Epstein's victims. Not so much on who else might have been involved or what Prince Andrew should or shouldn't do. Prioritize the victims, you know? 🙏
 
I'm so done with Prince Andrew's lack of accountability 🙄. I mean, come on dude, you were friends with a convicted sex offender and then just conveniently disappears when the spotlight is on you? It's like he thinks he's above the law or something. But no, not as long as we have Keir Starmer pushing for transparency 🔍.

And let's be real, this whole situation is about prioritizing the victims 🤝. I'm all for that, but it's not just about getting our hands on more dirt on Epstein and his friends, it's about making sure those who enabled him are held accountable too 👊. Like what about Steve Bannon? Was he in cahoots with Epstein or was it just a coincidence that they both got caught up in this mess? The more documents we get, the more questions come to mind 🤔.

And can we please talk about Bill Gates and Elon Musk for a second? 🤑 Are they involved in some shady dealings or are they just trying to cover their own backsides? I'm not saying they're guilty, but come on, let's keep an open mind 👀.
 
🤔 So I was thinking, what's the big deal about Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein? Like, they were friends or whatever 🤷‍♂️. But now that all these files are being released, it's like a whole new story is unfolding. And honestly, I think it's a bit weird that Prince Andrew has been so quiet about his friendship with Epstein... wasn't he even accused of being involved in some shady stuff? 🤑

I mean, I get what Keir Starmer is saying - the victims need to be prioritized and all that 💕. But still, can't we just have a straightforward apology from Prince Andrew instead of all this back-and-forth drama? And what's up with Steve Bannon and all those other rich guys getting dragged into it too? 🤯 It's like they're trying to hide something... or are they just being good Samaritans? 🤷‍♂️
 
I feel like some ppl are being way harsh on Prince Andrew 🤔... I mean, we don't know everything yet, right? He's already issued a statement saying he has no recollection of the events at Jeffrey Epstein's mansion and that's all we can work with for now 🙄. The point is, victims deserve justice but we shouldn't jump to conclusions about people we don't know were involved 😊. It's like, let's take it one step at a time, you feel? We need to make sure we're not putting the wrong ppl on the spot 👍.
 
Wow 🤯 those Epstein files are like super duper juicy stuff I mean 3 million pages of documents and videos is a lot to handle Interesting the fact that Prince Andrew's still being tight lipped about it all is pretty interesting btw what if he did have info on who might've been involved with Epstein in his shady dealings?
 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around all this... like Prince Andrew's friendship with Epstein was a total red flag from the start 🚨. I mean, I get that we shouldn't judge people without facts, but come on! The whole thing feels super dodgy. And now these new docs are coming out, and it's just... ugh. It's like, what were they thinking? Letting all this info go public and not telling the victims about it sooner 🤦‍♂️.

I'm also kinda curious about why these other rich people (Gates, Musk, etc) aren't getting questioned more about their connections to Epstein 🤑. Like, if you're gonna be buddies with someone who's got some shady skeletons in their closet, shouldn't you at least try to cover for them a bit? Not saying anyone did anything wrong or anything... but it feels like we should know what happened behind closed doors 💔.

I guess the thing that really gets me is how these victims are always put on the backburner 🙅‍♂️. I mean, we need to prioritize their stories and their feelings, not just push them to the side so some powerful people can get off scot-free.
 
I'm glad Starmer is pushing for cooperation, especially with Epstein's victims taking center stage. I think it's a good thing they're prioritizing their stories 🙏. However, releasing 3 million pages of documents feels like a lot to sift through - can't we just get straight to the point? 🤔 Still, if this means bringing more info to light, then yeah, let's do it 💡. I'm still not sure about Prince Andrew, though... an apology would be nice, but I'm not convinced he did anything wrong 😐. And what's up with Steve Bannon and Elon Musk? Are they really connected to Epstein's dealings? 🤷‍♂️ This is a lot to take in, but let's hope we get some real answers soon 💬.
 
I think its crazy how Starmer is pushing for Prince Andrew to come clean about his ties to Epstein... I mean, the guy's got a lot to lose if he doesn't own up to something 🤔. But at the same time, you can't blame the victims for wanting justice and closure, right? It's like, if they're gonna share their stories, we should be supporting them in getting answers 💕. I'm also kinda curious about what'll happen when all these documents are released... it could bring down some big names if the evidence is there 📰. And omg, can you even imagine how Steve Bannon's spin doctors will try to spin this? 😂
 
I'm thinking the timing of this is pretty interesting... like, why now? The UK government is trying to keep a low profile on their own dealings with Epstein, and suddenly Keir Starmer is pushing for Prince Andrew to cooperate? It's not that surprising though, considering how much attention is being drawn to this whole situation. I mean, the US Justice Department releasing all those documents is bound to stir up some controversy... especially when it comes to high-profile figures like Steve Bannon and Elon Musk.

It's also weird that everyone's still so invested in Prince Andrew's apology. Like, has anyone stopped to consider whether he actually did anything wrong? Or are we just waiting for someone to say sorry so we can all move on? I don't think the victim-centred approach is a bad thing, but it should be about more than just one person apologizing...
 
OMG I'm like super late to this thread lol 🙈 just saw this and was thinking about it... Prince Andrew's whole thing with Epstein is so weird... I don't get why he's being so dodgy about it all... 2k+ videos & 180k pics are released & still he's not speaking up? Like, what's the holdup here? 🤔
 
I'm so curious about what's gonna happen next with Prince Andrew and this whole Epstein thing 🤔. Like, is a full apology really out the question? And what about these other people who might've known more than they're letting on? It's like, you can't just ignore an investigation and expect everything to be okay 💡. The thought of all those documents being released, it's crazy... 3 million pages! 📄 How much of that stuff is gonna come out about Prince Andrew and his friendship with Epstein? And what if some of this stuff doesn't sound good for him?
 
I'm so done with Prince Andrew's lack of accountability 🙄. It's time for him to take responsibility for his friendship with Epstein and acknowledge the harm caused by Epstein's actions. I mean, come on, if you're going to be victim-centred, then put your money where your mouth is, right? The fact that he's been dodging interviews and ignoring requests from the US House Oversight Committee is just further proof of his guilt by omission 🤔. It's not like we don't have enough evidence already - Epstein's files are about to be made public and it's only a matter of time before more information comes out. Let's stop playing dumb and start holding people accountable for their actions 💯.
 
I'm low-key confused about Prince Andrew's whole situation 🤔. Like, if he's got nothing to hide and is just being super cooperative (or not), why won't he do a video interview with the US House Oversight Committee? It's not like it's going to hurt him in public opinion... I think. Anyway, I get what Starmer is saying – the victims' voices should be heard and prioritized ⚖️. It's kinda sad that Epstein's files are being released all of a sudden; can't they just give us some closure already? 🙄 On the other hand, I'm more concerned about these other big-name folks getting mentioned in the same breath as Epstein... like, did they know something and not say anything? The US Justice Department should really get it together with how they're handling all this; it's like they're leaving breadcrumbs everywhere 🧐.
 
omg i was so caught up on other things and missed this whole epstein thing again 🙈 its wild how keir starmer is bringing attention to the victims, that's super admirable tho... but at the same time, i don't think it's fair to just leave prince andrew hanging. like, he's been in this situation for ages now and no one seems to be taking action against him 🤔 i mean, 2k videos and 180k images are being released, thats crazy! i wonder what other shady stuff comes out of that...
 
I THINK IT'S TIME FOR PRINCE ANDREW TO OWN UP TO HIS FRIENDSHIP WITH EPISTEIN!!! 😬 HE'S BEEN SILENT FOR TOO LONG, JUST IGNORING THE US HOUSE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE'S REQUEST FOR A TRANSCRIPTED INTERVIEW WITHOUT EVEN TRYING TO EXPLAIN HIMSELF. STARMER IS RIGHT, VICTIMS SHOULD BE AT THE FOREFRONT OF ANY INVESTIGATION AND IT'S HIGH TIME PRINCE ANDREW COOPERATED WITH THE AUTHORITIES INSTEAD OF HIDING BEHIND HIS ROYAL TITLE.
 
I'm so done with Prince Andrew's lack of accountability 🙄. Like, come on man, you were friends with a serial abuser and now you're dodging the truth? It's time for him to take responsibility for his actions and apologize to the victims. I mean, it's not just about being victim-centred, it's about doing the right thing for once 🤷‍♂️. And what's up with these big-name friends of Epstein's who are suddenly getting scrutiny? It's like they're all trying to sweep this under the rug 🚮. The US Justice Department needs to keep pushing for transparency and holding people accountable, especially when it comes to power and influence 💪.
 
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