Meetings and Discussions
The King was unexpectedly brought into the Prince Andrew Chinese spy scandal when explosive legal documents emerged from a court. Dominic Hampshire, the Prince’s top adviser, disclosed that they had two secretive meetings with the King to talk about an investment fund associated with the alleged spy.
Cloak and Dagger
To discuss new roles for the Prince following his fall from grace due to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, the meetings were clandestinely held at Windsor Castle. One proposal on the table was a position with a Chinese investment fund named Eurasia, operating in the renewable energy sector in Africa.
The Alleged Spy
The fund had a junior partner, Yang Tengbo, alleged to be a spy who was expelled from the UK in 2023 after being deemed a national security threat by MI5. Both the King and his advisors reportedly did not endorse or support the investment fund in any way.
Immediate Response
The Palace swiftly addressed the unfolding story, with a Buckingham Palace spokesperson stating that while the King met with the Duke and his adviser to hear funding proposals, the alleged spy was not part of those discussions. It was clarified that no approval or backing was given by the King or his team to the investment fund.
Revelations and Reactions
Mr. Hampshire's witness statement to an immigration tribunal in support of Mr. Tengbo's appeal was released despite attempts to keep it private. The statement detailed the meetings with the King and the Duke, shedding light on the discussions around the Eurasia Fund and their hopes for financial gains.
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