10 Genetic Diseases Kings and Queens Passed Into the Modern Era
King Harold
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10 Genetic Diseases Kings and Queens Passed Into the Modern Era
In the autumn of 1788, King George III of Great Britain began speaking without pause for hours at a time, addressing people who were not present in the room. His physicians, Sir George Baker and Francis Willis, documented his symptoms with increasing alarm, recording episodes of confusion, physical agitation, and speech so rapid it became incoherent. The most powerful monarch in the Western world had become ungovernable. His court did not know what was happening. Neither did he.
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The history of inbred monarchs and the effects it caused on their body is somewhat disturbing. They seemed to have taken 'keeping it in the family' too far.
I have a close friend with Huntingtons disease. Her mom died from it, and her two daughters have it in their genes too.
But Ludwig keapt building and Bavaria could not pay for it. The Bavarians are quite sure, that he was gotten rid of by their finance minister.
Catholic Priests kept bloodline records of every livestock, equine and K-9 in their breeding program that they bred for profit, and they made sure that the breeding pair bloodline never intertwined.
So now you are probably asking yourself this - if those Catholic Priests knew what would become of the offspring from the breeding pair of such marriages between Uncles to nieces and cousins to cousins in the same family over centuries, then why did they grant or approve of those marriages?
Plain and simple
'GREED!!!!'
Those Catholic priests were extremely greedy, they had sold their souls and the souls of anyone else for the price of gold!!
Blood does not turn urin purple. So what is it?
10 Genetic Diseases Kings and Queens Passed Into the Modern Era
King Harold
54,218 views
10 Genetic Diseases Kings and Queens Passed Into the Modern Era
In the autumn of 1788, King George III of Great Britain began speaking without pause for hours at a time, addressing people who were not present in the room. His physicians, Sir George Baker and Francis Willis, documented his symptoms with increasing alarm, recording episodes of confusion, physical agitation, and speech so rapid it became incoherent. The most powerful monarch in the Western world had become ungovernable. His court did not know what was happening. Neither did he.