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JEWISH The Prince of Wales (Charles) descends from the Colonna family who were Jewish in origin.
CHINESE During the visit of Queen Elizabeth II to China in 1986, articles published in the Chinese media traced Her Majesty's lineage to the Tang Dynasty whose Emperors provided the Chinese Empire with a period of great peace, prosperity and artistic achievement.
Originally posted by oniongrass
Originally posted by Wide Vision 2010
... This site is entitled, "Some Ethnic Strains In The Royal Family", www.monarchist.ca... ...
That link doesn't work any more but this one does:
www.thephora.net...
... Queen Elizabeth II can trace her lineage directly back to King David through this bloodline lie, but also through King Solomon, as you can see for yourself at: www.geocities.com...
www.geocities.com...
That link doesn't work any more but the wayback-machine found the page as of 2009. Paste it into the box at this site:
www.archive.org...
Sorry I cannot put the resulting web link in here because this site's interpreter for web links messes it all up. I've tried and edited this post several times and cannot get that to work.
Originally posted by nlouise
reply to post by DutchBigBoy
I have heard about the turning blue thing, but this is the first video I have seen on it. I wonder if he wasn't just overdoing it like anything else. Some people occasionaly drink alcohol and live fully productive lives with no health risk while others have liver damage from abusing it all of their lives.
In rare cases people have died from consuming too much water while in everyday life we need water to live.
Edit: one more thought on the c-silver. I have read many reports that having metal of anykind in our mouth causes reaction, illness, or whatever over a period of time, and its been linked to many things. (ie. tooth fillings)
Would silver be any different over a period of time? I'm just trying to look at this logically. I've read many things on the benefits of c-silver, but I'm having a hard time separating the two sides (metal in body, metal consumed).
[edit on 28-8-2010 by nlouise]
Originally posted by Wide Vision 2010
Originally posted by nlouise
reply to post by DutchBigBoy
I have heard about the turning blue thing, but this is the first video I have seen on it. I wonder if he wasn't just overdoing it like anything else. Some people occasionaly drink alcohol and live fully productive lives with no health risk while others have liver damage from abusing it all of their lives.
In rare cases people have died from consuming too much water while in everyday life we need water to live.
Edit: one more thought on the c-silver. I have read many reports that having metal of anykind in our mouth causes reaction, illness, or whatever over a period of time, and its been linked to many things. (ie. tooth fillings)
Would silver be any different over a period of time? I'm just trying to look at this logically. I've read many things on the benefits of c-silver, but I'm having a hard time separating the two sides (metal in body, metal consumed).
[edit on 28-8-2010 by nlouise]
FDA says Mercury fillings are safe, but so it says about many unsafe chemicals and vaccines.
I find this a fair and balanced view:
Click here
Silver has been used as an antibiotic for many centuries without any knowledge of adverse effects. They used to grind it and ungest it in bigger quantities; nowadays it's possible to ingest minimal quantities with the use of electricity to produce colloids.
Originally posted by nlouise
Anyone still here?
Found this today in the news:
Tony Blair: Diana was a manipulator like me
When Diana, the 'People's Princess' died, Tony Blair felt a duty to 'protect the monarchy from itself'.
www.telegraph.co.uk...
...
Originally posted by oniongrass
Originally posted by nlouise
Anyone still here?
Found this today in the news:
Tony Blair: Diana was a manipulator like me
When Diana, the 'People's Princess' died, Tony Blair felt a duty to 'protect the monarchy from itself'.
www.telegraph.co.uk...
...
Interesting comment from Blair about being a manipulator, I guess since he didn't get the Presidency of the EU he's letting his human side show. It takes guts to say something less than worshipful about the fabulous Diana. I never caught Diana fever but I know that most people did.
The comments below the article are interesting too. How much of the hatred of Blair is because he said negative things about Diana and the Queen -- or was Blair hated that much anyway? Common brits do still worship their royal celebrities.
Speaking of worship, the British monarch appoints the bishops in the Anglican Church inside England and has the title "The Supreme Governor" of the Church, a title of limited authority
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by DutchBigBoy
also still here
i was waiting for a reply from you and widevision about my last post