“A King’s Story” out of shame was fake news ... to protect the Crown.
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
This is a faked autobiography that leaves out everything connected to character. It does actually reveal that George V says to Edward: "If you do not accept an arranged marriage, I will not give permission to marry."
Penned in 1952 by a ghost writer, this account leaves out all Prince Edward's suspicions as well as the back-and-forth conspiracies being kept between Edward and his Royal Family
1. It leaves out what really happened to Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence, at Glamis Castle and what happened to Prince John (two versions of each outcome were circulated).
2. It leaves out half-brother Adolph's relation to the Royals and how Adolph affected King George V's reign.
3. It leaves out the trauma-based mind control Royal sons experience as part of their initiation into Satanism, which Edward did not accept nor adapt to and also, it leaves out Edward's reaction to shame, which in his 30s was to adopt cross-dressing as a statement of his humiliation.
4. It leaves out the meetings of Edward with Elizabeth Bowes Lyon that ended in his spurning her and her seeking revenge for the rest of his life. It leaves out that Consorts like Bowes Lyon were customarily chosen by the Royal Family beforehand and groomed for the job as self-serving Satanists (as QAlexandra, QMary and Prince Philip all were).
5. It leaves out the Rothschild takeover of Western Banking, with the establishment of the US Federal Reserve, after the sinking of the Titanic. This step created Funny Money to be used in Masonic wars.
6. It leaves out the betrayal of Czar Nicholas II, Geo V's favorite cousin, the alleged death of Prince John, and the institutionalization of Bowes-Lyon's two cousins for no violation of civil norm..
7. It leaves out the Saxe-Colburg-Gotha name change in 1917 that totally alienated Adolph from his father George V.
8. It leaves out all mention of the suspicious death of King George V and of his strange funeral service in which the family were absent, but two Armies--both German and British--officiated. In this way, it left out completely Edward's fear that his father's cabal were about to kill him.
9. It leaves out Edward's discovery in 1934 that Wallis had worked for his Father King George V from 1917-1921 as a UK-German double agent and her replacement, Claudia Ruth O’Keeffe, sister of artist Georgia O’Keeffe, a virtual doppelganger for Wallis Warfield Simpson.
10. It leaves out the Royals' use of doppelgangers to replace themselves and the Duke of Windsor after he left and when they're not up to the job.
11. But worst of all, it leaves out his five children: Pierre-Edward, 1918; Elizabeth1, 1934; Margaret, 1939; Andrew, 1943 in Canada, and Elizabeth2 in San Francisco 1944.