posted on Apr, 14 2010 @ 01:08 AM
New developments in Paris, Fr. have finally blown a nearly two hundred year old conspiracy wide open. Pres. Jefferson supposedly bought Louisiana
from Napoleon, who as chief Consul of the First Republic, negotiated with Livingstone, Madison, et. al.. But was it just a bribe?
When the Bonapartes were defeated, all their treaties were declared worthless, as Napoleon stood accused of usurping the French Throne. Not finding
Louis Charles, alive, they set up the Duke of Anjou, who called himself Louis XVIII, in deference to the rightful heir, the Duke of Normandy. What
has happened with the DNA fingerprinting back in 2004, was to somewhat prove descent from a female relative of Marie Antoinette, down to the pickled
heart, taken from the autopsy in 1795. However, DNA or no DNA, the leg bones were also judged way too long for any ten year old's. I guessed that
there was a living twin brother of the older deceased brother of the Duke of Normandy, who was smuggled into the jail cell, in his last months of
failing health, before he died. This was done so he could at least be buried as King Louis VII. And, finally, he has been! The DNA along with the
leg bones shows this to be true. But the revolutionaries, would never have let Louis Charles, out of their grasp. A perfectly healthy ten year old
prince was smuggled out of his jail cell in 1795, and if he survived past 1815, when James Monroe got the Duke of Anjou to sign off on the earlier
treaty, saving his now, Pres. Madison's, reputation. This could have been as big a fraud as the first treaty signing with Napoleon. Look at this
one from the perspective of Charles Dickens, in "A Tale of Two Cities". " I'm doing a far, far, better thing, than I have ever done, and I am
going to a far, far, better place than I have ever been". Dickens posits a wino sacrificing himself to spring a lady friend's lover, but was this
the real Nineteenth Century "Gotcha", by the Brits? So the real Louis XVII, was born the same day as Louis Joseph, as his weaker twin brother, and
died on the day mentioned in the 1795 autopsy. We don't know his Christian name, but we've got everything else. So the rightful Prince is buried,
sort of, in the correct niche, at St. Denis, that now holds his pickled heart. But even now, is the Louisiana Purchase on life support? If the
specimen mitochondrial DNA of the Pickled heart matches a burial from any later than 1815, when the Duke of Normandy, was 30 years old, Anjou
couldn't have signed away his King's patrimony. Edgar Cayce claimed that this child grew up and lived a long time, in a forensic reading he did
while in a trance. Does this presage the creation of some kind of Regency, here, West of the Mississippi, in territory that we promised in 1790, to
honor the French Monarchy's perogotives, in perpetuity, in the Treaty of Paris of 1790, that created our sovereign American People. We've all heard
of the 'Birthers', & Tea Baggers, but what about the 'founders', relating back to our 'Great Founding Treaty' of the American People?? This
treaty obligation to King Louis XVI's court predates the U.S. Constitution of 1792, and is still International Law. The trigger will be when,
finally now understanding the true nature of this conspiracy, we ferret out what happened to one ten year old, 215 years ago. Every clod of dirt,
from the Mississippi to the Pacific would be subject to the historical fact that the Kings of France and Spain were always referred to as "Their most
Catholic Majesties". Seems to me that trumps our judiciary's total separation of Church and State, and this is just for starters. This land mass
will make a vibrant Duchy, with these several States morphing into fewer, larger. Provinces, having the ability to bite back at the Feds, now penned
up, in their Treaty Territory, East of the Mississippi frontier. This puts a brand new meaning to "the pen is mightier--". Think of the surviving
U.S. Gov't as Little Old America". Carpooler.