Originally posted by Anti-Tyrant
This may have come from is haemophilia in the royal family (yes, there is a blood disease in the royal family's genes) and as such, it is known as
"The Royal Disease" which apparently affects male members of the royal family far more than female.
Interestingly enough, Rapustin the mad monk was claimed to have cured Alexei, the tsarevich of Russia's disease.
Blood screening for the disease was only put in action in 1975.
Other than this, it is possible that because the majority of ordinary folk were out toiling in the fields while the royalty was not - they royalty at
the time of the saying's invention were generally more pale than everyone else, and as such the superficial veins in their forearms were probably
more prominent than that of the ordinary folk.
Icke may have overlooked this, or perhaps he was
pulling the leg of the MSM.
p.s; Seeing as we're getting in the tone of declaring our ancestor's titles, it is believed i may be the great-great-great-grandson of the Earl of
Crewe, who became a Bishop at one point or other.
It is insinuated that the guy had affairs with one/all of the maids at his residence.
[edit on 5-5-2008 by Anti-Tyrant]
[edit on 5-5-2008 by Anti-Tyrant]
So, what you are suggesting is the Royal Blue Blood may be some kind of a virus?
