3. The Mad King Georges - Greg Hallett and Spymaster

Queen Caroline and King George II
Wihelmine Charlotte Caroline, Margravine of Brandenburg-Anspach (1
March 1683–20 November 1737), had been orphaned early on. Her father
Johann Friedrich, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach (18 October 1654–
22 March 1686), had died when she was three and her mother Caroline
Wilhelmina Dorothea, Eleanor Erdmuthe Louisa of Saxe-Eisenbach
(13 April 1662–19 Sept. 1696) died when she was 13.
When the parents die young the daughters often grow up sexy
as a survival adaptation. Caroline grew up “intelligent, cultured and
attractive, much sought after as a bride”.
She (22) married (22 August 1705) Augustus Guelph Hanover,
Elector of Hanover (21), who became heir to the throne of Britain as
George II after his father became King of Britain on 1 August 1714.
King George II. Queen consort Caroline.
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The Mistresses – can’t live with them, can’t live without them
Females have a tendency to throw themselves at a prince. Mothers and
older sisters also have a tendency to throw their young female charges in
the same direction. This is called presenting them to court. The youngand-dumb
Prince George William Frederick Hanover (1738–1820)
had been entertained by women for some time and often these were the
daughters of a Lady of the Bedchamber, who in turn were commonly
married to politicians.
As such, British politics was run by whispers from the bedroom
for centuries. Policies were influenced by sexual indiscretions
then, just as they are ruled by sexual indiscretions now, with
wars being created out of royal paedophilia and its cover-up
(Iraq: 20.03.2003).
Prince Regent George (21) had been having an affair with Lady
Sarah Lennox (15), six and a half years his junior. This began in 1759.
By current standards this is child sex abuse. How this came about was
typical of British royal bedchamber Freemasonry politics.
Lady Sarah Lennox’s parents had died and her sisters had introduced
her to court with plans she would marry the future King. The history of
this goes back to King Charles II (1630–1685), who was also a prolific
rooter with a serious case of the clap. The Lennox family were direct
descendants of King Charles II, via one of his illegitimate children – the
Duke of Richmond – and they were an exceptionally good-looking bunch.
Lady Sarah Lennox [Jnr.] was the daughter of Lady Sarah Cadogan
and Charles Lennox. Charles Lennox, 1st Duke of Richmond (29 July 1672
–27 May 1723), was the illegitimate child of Charles II and his mistress
Louise de Kérouaille (1649–14 November 1734). 5 A well-known French
spy for Louis XIV, she was hated in England. Nevertheless, King
Charles II made her ‘Baroness of Petersfield, Countess of Fareham
and Duchess of Portsmouth’ (cause they sounded good) on 19 August
1673, once their child had proved to be healthy for a year. She was the
only ever Duchess of Portsmouth. Their son was then created Duke of
Richmond, Earl of March and Baron of Settrington on 9 March 1675 at
the age of three. Henry VIII had also used the title ‘Duke of Richmond’
for one of his illegitimate sons.
5 Kérouaille is variously spelt Queroul, Keroual, Keroel, Querouailles and then corrupted
to Carwell and Carewell.

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Charles II’s other mistress, Nell Gwynne 6 (2 Feb. 1650–14 Nov. 1687),
was referred to as “pretty witty Nell”. She called Louise de Kérouaille
“Squintabella”, and when she was mistaken for Squintabella in her
carriage she stuck her head out the window and said, “Pray good people
be civil, I am the Protestant whore”. Thereafter she was popular and
cheered rather than jeered.
Nell Gwynne grew up in her mother’s bawdyhouse and her mother
died by falling drunk into a stream. Nell couldn’t read or write, but had
the right wit. At 15 she sold oranges in the pit of a London theatre and
carried on her mother’s trade by acting as a pimp between the actresses
and the men in the audience. At the time, actresses were pretty much
prostitutes on show, and by 15 Nell was an actress/prostitute.
Through selling oranges and then becoming one of the better
actresses, she (15) became the successive mistress of Sir Charles Sedley
(1639–1701), Lord Buckhurst (1638–1706), and then King Charles II
(1630–1685) in 1669. He was 39. She was 19. Later she was also the
mistress of the Duke of Marlborough (1650–1722), whom Winston
Churchill claims ancestry to, although through the wrong line.
Nell had two sons with King Charles II . . . Charles Beauclerk (1670–1726)
and James Beauclerk (1671–1680). When Charles was six years old his
father King Charles II came to visit them at their home and Nell called
out, “Come here you little bastard
Nell Gwynne.
and say hullo to your father”.
King Charles II protested and Nell
replied, “Your Majesty has given
me no other name by which to
call him”. Charles II was lost for
words, made a shameful grunting
cough which Nell interpreted as
“Burford?” and her illegitimate
son was then made the Earl of
Burford and later Duke of St.
Albans once others caught on to
the ‘shameful grunting cough’
by grunting “Burford” with their
hand over their mouths.
6 Gwynne is variously spelt Gwyn, Gwynn or Gwin. She was born Eleanor Gwynne.
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Most peerages can be traced back to a prostitute. If a title sounds
good, it probably originates from a prostitute. If it sounds awkward, it
was probably earnt.
Nell was not above getting one over. When Charles II’s third
mistress Mary ‘Molly’ Davis was due in the King’s bed she slipped a
diuretic into her drink and pissed herself laughing thereafter. Here’s
how it was written up in 1715 by Captain Alexander Smith in The secret
History of the Lives of the Most Celebrated Beauties. 7
“Nell Gwin [once the favorite mistress of King Charles II]
having Notice that Miss Davis was to be entertain’d at Night,
by the King in his Bed Chamber, she invited the Lady to a
Collation of Sweetmeats, which being made up with physical
[medicinal] Ingredients, the Effects thereof had such an
Operation upon the Harlot, when the King was Caressing
her in Bed with the amourous Sports of Venus, that a violent
and sudden Looseness obliging her Ladyship to discharge her
Artillery, she made the King, as well as her self, in a most
lamentable Pickle; which caused her Royal Master to turn her
off, with the small Pension of a Thousand Pounds per Annum,
in consideration for her former Services, in the Affairs of
Love; after which she never appear’d again at Court.”
Lady Sarah Lennox was the great-granddaughter of the more
serious mistress of King James II, the French Catholic spy Louise de
Kérouaille (1649–1734).
Lady Sarah Lennox (14 Feb. 1745–August 1826) 8 was the seventh of
eight children. She had five sisters up to 22 years older. Their father (18)
Charles Lennox, 2nd Duke of Richmond (18 May 1701–8 Aug. 1750),
married (4 Dec. 1719) their mother (15) Lady Sarah Cadogan
(18 Sept. 1706–25 Aug. 1751) at The Hague, Holland.
She then became Lady Sarah Lennox [Snr.], Duchess of Richmond.
They had their first daughter, Caroline, then Lady Sarah Lennox Snr.
7 Captain Alexander Smith was a pseudonym. It was published in 1715, 1716, and 1730
and variously called The secret History of the Lives of the Most Celebrated Beauties; The
School of Venus; Cupid Restor’d to Sight, Court Intrigues; An Account of the Secret Amours
of our British Nobility and Others, with the most celebrated Beauties, and most famous Jilts,
from the Restoration to the Present Time; and currently as The School of Venus: A History of
Cuckolds and Cuckold Makers.
8 No day in August 1826 is given for the death of Lady Sarah Lennox [Jnr.].

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Destroying Foreign Monarchies
1. Using the British Monarchy to destroy the rest of Europe’s monarchies.
2. Using the British Monarchy to destroy the African monarchies
(with complete success).
3. Using the British Monarchy to destroy the monarchies of the
colonies (with complete success).
4. Using the British Monarchy to destroy Native American Indian
heirachy (with complete success).
MAD (Medically Assisted Murder)
5. Killing off monarchs and regents to guide history with greater control.
6. Killing off monarchs and regents for their foreign takeover.
7. Keeping the monarchs in a state of ill health so the advisors
would make all the decisions – then influencing those advisors or
embedding their own advisor.
8. Developing madness in the monarch as a holding pattern for the
Crown so the world could be developed without their interference. 0
Document Fraud
9. Consulting the monarch just after they had been medicated.
10. Placing a prince regent as titular head with no experience,
consulted, but not acted upon.
11. Altering parliamentary documents at the onset of illness to serve
all of the above.
12. Altering parliamentary documents just prior to death to serve all of
the above.
Breeding
13. Ensuring the monarch’s partners lacked personality, were shy,
dimwitted and pliable, with an IQ and EQ low enough to ensure that
the next generation of monarchs would be even easier to control.
14. Ensuring the monarch’s partners had a shameful history, such as
from illegitimate stock, so they could be manipulated in exchange
for silence over their histories.
15. Ensuring the monarch’s partners would be ugly so no one would look
too closely at the children to check for consistent fathering.
16. Killing monarchs that were not illegitimate, especially those that
closely resembled their father.
0 The Freemasons’ American Independence is a case in point.
Prince ‘Alfred’ Ernest Albert, the Duke of Edinburgh and Duke of Saxe-Coburg and
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17. Ensuring the monarch’s partners had syphilis and/or a history of
homosexuality.
18. When the monarch was sufficiently dumb, arranging a marriage
with a commoner (King George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon).
19. Developing transgender qualities amongst royals and providing them
with a transgender partner (King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson).
20. Consistent inbreeding so commoners would never want to be the
monarch.
Sex
21. Supplying the monarch’s illegitimate children for royal incest.
22. Supplying the monarch’s illegitimate children for paedophilia and
homosexuality.
23. Supplying the monarch with under-aged children for child sex
abuse (under 16 years old).
24. Supplying the monarch with under-aged children for paedophilia
(under 13 years old).
Freemasonry
25. Killing the monarch’s enemies whenever they were not part of the
Freemasons’ programme.
War
26. Using the half-brothers and half-sisters of the monarchs to act as
agents of war.
27. Using their half-brothers and half-sisters to act as double agents in
those wars.
28. Training their relatives as the warring enemies of England.
29. Having all these relatives meet behind the scenes prior to the war,
during the war, and after the war (Churchill, Hitler and Stalin).
30. Breeding warring relatives as body doubles for use during the war
and assisting their escape at the end of the war (Hitler and his
doppelgängers).
King Edward II (25 April 1284–21 Sept. 1327) ruled for the last 20 years of his life and
was a Welsh-born homosexual whose partner was the Gascon knight Piers Gaveston.
According to Dr Stubbs, King Edward II was “the first king after the conquest who was
not a man of business”. King Edward II was murdered for failing to defeat the Scots at
Bannockburn. The Scottish records claim he was killed by being run through with a
stiletto introduced to his anus by loyal English servants. A stiletto is a long flexible blade
which soon became the favourite tool of proctologists. The stiletto shoe has since been
used as a murder weapon, as has the humble umbrella.
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31. Providing British training for these relatives.
32. Having the British relative train the foreign relative in a major
historical event. The historical event would be a training exercise
with a predetermined outcome and everyone else fooled. 3
33. Using these British-trained relatives to create revolutions and civil
war in their own countries.
34. Using these British-trained relatives to overthrow their own
monarchies and thus serve the Freemasons’ goals.
In King George III’s case, point 8 applies. Madness was developed in
the fifth year of his reign (poison by arsenic) and sustained for the next 35
years, causing ever-decreasing influence until his reign became untenable.
During his first five years, King George III appointed five prime
ministers, after which his political interference was curtailed through
poison. He ended up trusting Lord North (1770–March 1782) and North’s
policies resulted in the American War of Independence (1776–81).
The world did develop without King George III’s interference.
The Freemasons did gain independence for America, then took over
America and made it a ‘Freemasonry State’ – the United Freemasonry
States of America – financially bankrupt and without an identity.
The United States went bankrupt on 1 January 1788 from its War
of Independence debt. Thereafter King George III treated all American
citizens, white and black, as slaves on the “plantation” called America.
When the United States formed each State passed this debt onto
its new citizens, soon after named on their birth certificates with full
capitalised letters. This signified the new US citizens were chattles of
their Federal Districts, the United States, Great Britain and the British
Monarchy. Americans would thereafter be paying for the War of
Independence debt through taxation and with their lives through the
war draft.
The Freemasons had gained control of America by bankrupting it
and using this eternal debt to fund the King (in his ignorance) and all
suceeding monarchs. Since the Freemasons were heavily into the occult,
this suited them down to the ground. Having the population legally born
into debt, payable by death, took away much of the guilt sending them
to war as cannon fodder. Born dead, it was the commoner’s duty to die.
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Illegitimate Royalty
The pain of porphyria is severe and opiates are almost mandatory. These
were extensively prescribed to the British royals, who were not known
for their physical endurance but more for their weediness. Long-acting
opioids were the preferred treatment, creating permanently drugged
royals (PDR) which made them, or their female partner, available to any
who could bribe or manipulate their way into the royal bedchamber.
The first of these were royal-conception-bed-partners until a son
was born. Once a son was born, these were followed by royal bedpartners
with syphilis or the shamed royal partner who was generally
kept behind the scenes.
This was the case with Prince consort Albert. With Prince consort
Philip a mistake was made and he conceived the first child Charles,
hence Prince Charles will never be king.
Those who suffer from the madness of porphyria have a tendency
to murder their own lovers and this is sometimes taken out on the exlovers
of their children. This explains much of English royal history.
The royals were then more or less permanently drugged. This
stopped the parents or the children from noticing that half the siblings
were the product of different fathers and were not alike. This was further
augmented by alcoholism, ugliness, dimwittedness, a low IQ, a low EQ,
and a paucity of education.
Even in more modern times, Queen Elizabeth II received seven and
a half hours of education each week (aged 6–10) followed by ten hours
of education each week (aged 11–18).
Much of the rest of the time during the war (13–19 yrs), Princess
Elizabeth sat in on War Cabinet meetings. To complaints that she
shouldn’t be asked to sit in when men’s deaths were discussed, Churchill
resorted to the comment, “And if the war lasts for twenty years, how will
she know what to do?” His comment bypassed King George VI’s mental
incompetence and also explains Elizabeth’s signature on the paperwork
for Syngman Rhee’s death in 1952 when her father was still King.
Syngman Rhee was the President of South Korea and created the
Syngman Rhee boundary line with Japan on 18 January 1952. He refused
the terms of a peace treaty offered by Britain and was then shown his
death certificate with Princess Elizabeth’s signature on it. Instead, King
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To save the House of Hanover/British Monarchy from further
embarrassment a prize was thrown open to the whole British medical
establishment to cure King George III’s mental illness and he became
a guinea pig for all and sundry. Towards the end of this medical freefor-all,
witches and witchdoctors were allowed access to the King as
long as some doctor would vouch for them. Doctors were setting up in
Harley Street and hanging out shingles touting they would vouch for
any medical colleagues from the far reaches of the colonies that had
accidentally lost their medical credentials – for a small fee.
Harley Street then became the premier location for Pommy medical
specialists and spies, often with one above the other, as was James Bond’s
father, John Ainsworth-Davis, at 69 Harley Street, London (1924–32).
King George III was swamped with a daily syrup of sheep’s balls,
bat’s brains and crushed spiders from Devon. Due to his hardy German
constitution and cast-iron stomach he managed to survive all these
treatments, and according to the wizards of Harley Street, he recovered
from his mental illness totally under his own steam and without
anyone’s assistance.
The royal proctologist (arse doctor) commented: “His Majesty’s
illness has been remarkable for the fact that no symptom was ever
recorded in his stools.” They were either recorded in the faeces or urine,
and in King George III’s case they were in his urine and denied through
his faeces.
Suppressed by the royals and medics was the fact that the reward
was paid out. It was paid to a witch from Penzance from the southwest
tip of England. She claimed to have consulted the King and said:
“He’s got bloat. I’ll give him the same thing I give the cows.” She then
administered a remedy. It worked and she was immediately paid off and
dispatched home . . . but a record was kept.
The cure was most likely leaves of Bearberry (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi).
The Romans, Italians, Yugoslavs, Chinese and Welsh all used it and it
was listed in the Welsh The Physicians Myddfai by the 1200s. William
Turner had translated herbal names into English in 1548 and John
Garfield had translated scientific terms in J. Renou’s Dispensary in 1657,
but British physicians in their proud ignorance were the last to know
and it didn’t appear in the London Pharmacopoeia until 1788.
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King George III,
George Frederick
Hanover, Prince of Wales
(4 June 1738–29 Jan. 1820).
Paintings, cartoons
and wax model
(immediate left).

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For the Freemasons the control of the British Monarchy was the key
to controlling the rest of the world and creating it in their own image.
King George III (4 June 1738–29 January 1820) was King of Great
Britain and Ireland (25 October 1760–1765/88/89/1810/20) . . . but
Great Britain was not enough. At the height of his madness he decreed
Hanover (Germany) a kingdom and on 12 August 1814 he became the
first (insane) King of Great Britain and Hanover (Germany).
This was followed by his son King George IV (29 Jan. 1820–26 June 1830)
who was already Prince Regent in Feb. 1789 (officially from 1811)
and his brother King William IV (26 June 1830–20 June 1837).
King George IV (1820–30)
The Prince of Wales (12 Aug. 1762–26 June 1830), later George IV, was
known for drinking, gambling and womanising. Nicknamed ‘Prinny’
from youth, his mistresses included:
1. Mary (‘Perdita’) Robinson (b. 1758).
In early 1780, he (17) sent her £20,000
and she (21) became his mistress. The
affair was over within the year.
2. Grace Dalrymple Elliot (b. 1758).
Although she kept other lovers
3.
simultaneously, they had an illegitimate
daughter, Georgina Frederica Augusta
Seymour (b. March 1782).
Elizabeth Bridget Armistead/Billington
(1780–84), opera singer.
4. Olga Alexandrovna (neé Zubova)
5.
Zherebtsova (b. 1766–d. 1849).
Elizabeth Milbanke, Lady Melbourne (1780–84). Her fourth son,
George Lamb Milbanke (b. July 1784), was fathered by Prince George.
Her second son, William Lamb, Viscount Melbourne (b. 1779),
became Prime Minister (1834–41) which was not uncommon for
the half-brothers of an illegitimate monarch’s son. 5 Lord Melbourne
then became mentor to Queen Victoria. His brother George was
Queen Victoria’s first cousin as they shared the same grandfather,
Mad King George III.
5 Winston Churchill fits into this category. The question is, do Prime Minister Tony Blair
and Prince Andrew share the same father in Lord Porchester?
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Nathan Mayer.
Viktoria. Victoria.
Victoria.
Edward VII.
Nathan Mayer.
Viktoria.
Edward VII.
Churchill.
Jenny Jerome.
Nathan Mayer Rothschild and Princess Viktoria conceived Queen Victoria.
Nathan Mayer Rothschild and Queen Victoria conceived King Edward VII.
King Edward VII and Jenny Jerome conceived Winston Churchill.