While the world has been fascinated by the weeks-long pageantry and occult symbolism of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, it is worth stopping and asking ourselves, who is the woman we are mourning and does the Royal family deserve our sympathy?
Did you know that over 50,000 Canadian children were tortured, sexually abused and some murdered at Canadian church run residential schools – and the Queen of England was found guilty by the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State for the disappearance of 10 children she took herself in person and who were never seen alive again?
This may come as a shock to you – but many Canadians allege that the Queen & Prince Phillip took orphan children in Canada on picnics – and these children were never returned to the orphanages or seen again. What did the Royals do with them? Release them into the woods somewhere?
Surely you have heard of Jimmy Savile – close friend of the British Royal family and best friend of the man who became King Charles III. It was revealed after Savile’s death that he was the supplier of children to the HIGHEST of high society pedophile rings in the UK, with Prime Ministers, Judges, Police and military top brass, high ranking clergy and, yes, members of the Royal Family and British aristocracy all involved.
Then we have Jeffrey Epstein – close friend of the British Royal family and best friend of Queen Elizabeth’s favorite son, Prince Andrew. Epstein’s exploits are currently the subject of an extreme cover up by the courts and the powers that be, however we know for a fact that, like Savile, Epstein was a supplier of children to the HIGHEST of high society in the US and Europe, with Presidents, CEOs, and Royalty all involved in his elite pedophile ring.
After understanding the nature of her two sons, it’s perhaps no surprise to find out that Queen Elizabeth II was found guilty of killing 10 young children in Western Canada in 1964. But it’s the cover up that really sticks in one’s craw.
William Combes, age 59 and in good health, was scheduled to be a primary witness at the opening session of the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State on September 12 in London, England.
The day before the opening session, William died suddenly of a still-undisclosed cause. The Vancouver Coroner’s Office refuses to comment on William’s death.
William was the sole survivor of a group of three young boys who claim to have witnessed the abduction of ten children during a royal visit to the Kamloops residential school in mid October, 1964, when both the Queen and Prince Philip were in Canada.
“They took away those ten kids and nobody ever saw them again” described William, in several public statements made over the airwaves of the Vancouver Co-op radio program, as well as signed and witnessed declarations made in 2010.
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