GENERAL AND PRESIDENT GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS
THE GREAT-GRANDSON OF KING CHARLES II

INCREDIBLY, "BONNIE" PRINCE CHARLIE—SON OF THE WARMING PAN PLOT PRINCE OF WALES—WAS CONSIDERED BY THE CATHOLICS TO BE THE LEGITIMATE KING CHARLES III FROM 1766 TO 1788.

A JACOBITE (Heb. Jacob, Lat. Jacobus) was a Roman Catholic who dogmatically believed that the warming pan "Prince of Wales" was the legitimate heir of King James II and Queen Mary Beatrice. The English name STEWARD transliterates as STUART in French....Catholic supporters of the Pretenders were called TORIES, and their Christian opponents were called WHIGS. In the colonies the names were reversed. During the Revolution, supporters of King George III were called Tories, and Jacobite General George Washington ordered conspicuous TORIES or ROYALISTS to be tarred and feathered! The most famous "Tory" was Benjamin Franklin's son William.

George Washington was the not so great great-grandson of King Charles II....His grandfather Lawrence was abducted while an infant in Brussels, Belgium, and taken to Virginia by John Washington and a wet nurse!

Charles Stuart (1630–1685) as Prince of Wales.

Charles Stuart (future King Charles II) and Princess Lucy were both 17 when they were secretly married in Wales by a Jesuit priest. Before 1836, all such marriages were illegal, as banns had to be posted to ensure that the couple tying the knot were not kissin' cousins, and all marriages had to be performed by a Church of England minister. Princess Lucy was a Plantagenet and a scion of the House of Tudor.

No living portrait of Princess Lucy exists.

Before the English Civil War, King Charles I misruled, but the real power behind the throne was his French wife Henrietta Maria. Henrietta was determined to restore Catholicism, and turn back the clock to the dark days of her predecessor "Bloody Mary" Tudor.

King Charles I was beheaded on January 30, 1549.

The English Civil War commenced with the beheading of King Charles I—father of the future kings Charles II and James II. The soldiers of Oliver Cromwell were called Roundheads while the monarchists were called Cavaliers. The 10-year happy, glorious, and prosperous period without a despotic Catholic monarch was called the Commonwealth!

King Charles II escaping from Scotland with the assistance of Jane Lane.

After the overthrow of the monarchy, the Fifth Monarchy Men (and women) believed that the millennium had arrived, and Britannia was destined to be the New Jerusalem, or Revived Israel. However, the leopard cannot change his spots (Jeremiah 13:23) and adopt to progress and change in any form. The only option for the Christians was to conform to Catholicism . . . or flee into the New World wilderness (Apocalypse 12:14).

During his approximately 10-year exile, King Charles II had many mistresses and fathered a legion of children....A counter-revolution ensued with the restoration of the monarchy, and the Catholic regime was more entrenched than ever!

Portrait of King Charles II. Misruled from 1660 to 1685.

King Charles II married Portuguese Catherine of Braganza in May 1662, but she failed to produce any legitimate children. During the marriage, Charles fathered 17 acknowledged bastards. In 1685, the "Merry Monarch" most likely died of syphilis, or was poisoned by his "warming pan" brother James.

Queen Catherine of Braganza (1638–1705).

When the monarchy was restored in 1660, King Charles II launched the greatest manhunt in world history to arrest and execute the men who signed his father's death warrant!

The lusty King Charles II had an endless string of mistresses. One of his favorites was Frances Teresa Steward—most likely another bastard daughter of the king!

Frances Teresa Stewart (1647–1702).

Frances also ensured that King Charles remained a "devout" Catholic during his 25-years of misrule. The Hebrew sea serpent Leviathan was called Poseidon in Greek and Neptune in Latin. Frances was the model for Leviathan aka Neptune or Britannia (Psalm 74:14, Isaiah 27:1). Charles was the British Emperor Nero who enjoyed watching the execution of the Fifth Monarchy Men, was addicted to sex and the theatre, and he started the Great Fire of London in 1666.

1911 coin of Britannia as Nepture misruling the waves!

Because his reign fell on that fateful year, many students of Bible prophecy believed that he was the Antichrist and that the end of time had arrived! During his misrule, Saint John Bunyan, the author of the immortal Christian classic Pilgrim's Progress, was imprisoned for 12 years for refusing to get a license to preach the Gospel of Christ. In that awesome Christian allegory, the lord of Vanity Fair is none other than Prince Beelzebub, aka King Charles II.

Because he had no legitimate male or female heirs, Charles was succeeded by the eldest son of the tyrannical King Charles I.

King James II (1633–1701). Misruled from 1685 to 1688.

Before he became king in 1685, James Stuart was known as the Duke of York and Albany. New York and Albany are named after him. James was the great-grandson of Mary Queen of Scots and David Rizzio, which would make him the great-great-grandson of Pope Paul III. Unable to produce a male heir, she feigned a pregnancy, and a counterfeit Prince of Wales was introduced into her "birth chamber."

Mary of Modena (1658–1718) was expected to produce a male heir.

The warming pan plot led to the "Glorious Revolution" of 1688, and the flight of James, Mary, and the warming pan baby to France.

The warming pan James Francis Edward (1688–1766).

James Francis Edward was the warming pan Prince of Wales. His father was Richard "Lying Dick" Talbot, Earl of Tyrconnell. His mother was a certain "Mrs Gray" from Ireland, who was shipped off to a convert in Paris immediately after the birth of her baby. When King James II died in 1701, the Catholics recognized James Francis Edward as King James III.

The "Old Pretender" James III around 25-years-old.

England was rescued from the warming pan plot by Dutch King William of Orange. On November 5, 1588, the king landed unopposed at Torbay, and James fled to France with Mary Beatrice and the warming pan baby.

In 1745, "Bonnie" Prince Charlie marched south from Scotland to overthrow King George II

Because of the warming pan plot, Catholics were banned from the throne forever! The 1701 Act of Succession mandated a "Protestant" prince for the throne. Saint Martin Luther never called himself a "Protestant." The word "Protestant" comes from the corrupt Latin Vulgate Version!

King George II (1680–1760). Reigned from 1727 to 1760.

William and Mary had no children so they were succeeded by Queen Anne—daughter of the deposed King James II by Anne Hyde. Even though Queen Anne had 16 children, not one of them survived to inherit the throne! As a result the "Protestant" Hanovers were imported from Germany.

Queen Caroline (1683–1737). Queen from 1727 to 1737.

The battle to restore the Catholic Stuarts was intense. When the future King George III was only 7-years-old, the "Young Pretender" named "Bonnie" Prince Charlie landed in Scotland with the goal of restoring the Catholic Stuart monarchy. The "Young Pretender" was accompanied by the fiery Flora MacDonald, whose descendants would later found the McDonald's fast food chain!

"Bonnie" Prince Charlie (1720–1788).

In September 1745, "Bonnie" Prince Charlie and the wild Highlanders began their march south to overthrow King George II. King George II was the grandfather of King George III. The "Young Pretender" was accompanied by his young physician named Hugh Mercer, and a page named John Murray.

"Bonnie" Prince Charlie haranguing his wild Highlanders before their march on London.

As his army of wild Highlanders marched south, opposition grew because the people still remembered the warming pan plot! Even though camp follower Flora McDonald urged him on, and kept reminding him "no guts, no glory," he lost his nerve just 125 miles from London and retreated back to Scotland. If the cowardly lion had real Scottish genes he would not have retreated without a fight!

Hugh Mercer was physician to "Bonnie" Prince Charlie and General George Washington!!

Dr. Hugh Mercer was a child prodigy who graduated from the University of Aberdeen with a medical degree at age 19. Mercer was assistant surgeon in the army of "Bonnie" Prince Charlie.

As a fugitive in his homeland in 1747, Mercer fled Scotland after months in hiding. He bought his way onto a ship and moved to America, settling near what is now Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, and practiced medicine for eight years.

"Fighting Physician" Hugh Mercer (1726–1777).

"Fighting Doctor" Hugh Mercer was the personal physician to George Washington, but he failed to cure the colonel of syphilis and make him heir conditioned once again! By the start of the Revolution he was a successful physician in Williamsburg, with a wife and 4 young children!

George Washington leading the charge at the Battle of Princeton, January 3, 1777.

As a physician, Mercer was supposed to take care of the wounded, but he saw that the "patriots" were not fighting zealously enough against the Redcoats! He grabbed a sword, leaped on a horse, and the Redcoats believed that he was commanding the "rebels."

The death of "Fighting Physician" Hugh Mercer at the Battle of Princeton, January 3, 1777.

Mercer was wounded at the Battle of Princeton, and the Redcoats demanded that he surrender because they believed that he, and not Washington, was the rebel general. The "Fighting Physician" died later of bayonet wounds. The "Fighting Physician" is buried in the Laurel Hill cemetery in New Jersey.

The "Fighting Physician's" Memorial in Laurel Hill cemetery

George Washington was a fervent Jacobite, along with most of the "patriots" in the American Revolution.

Portrait of Jacobite George by Rembrandt Peale.

"King Charles III" visited London several times in disguise. He even hatched a plot to kidnap King George III and ship him back to Hanover. The "New Pretender" loved disguises, but plastic surgery was not available back then!

A portrait of "King Charles III" circa 1785 makes him look like Jacobite George.

"King Charles III" went to "Purgatory" in Roma on January 30, 1788. The anniversary of the beheading of King Charles I.

Cardinal Henry Benedict "Stuart" (1725–1807).

Amazingly, after the death of "King Charles III." his younger brother was recognized as "King Henry the Ninth." Both Pretenders had several illegitimate children, but only a legal heir could be a de jure king. Both "King Charles III" and Cardinal Henry Benedict "Stuart" are buried in St. Peter's Basilica.

The Jacobite monument in St. Peter's Basilica.

The intrigues to change the Protestant Succession did not end with the death of King Charles III in 1788.

Queen Lilibet ordered Prince Charles to marry "devout" Catholic Diana Spencer!!

The world was indeed turned upside down when 33-year-old Prince Charles was ordered by his mother to marry a woman he did not love. In the past, royal marriages were often loveless and strictly for dynastic reasons. However, it was always a female who was ordered by her father to enter a loveless union.

Prince Charles circa 1985.

Queen Lilibet used the Royal Marriage Act of 1772 to veto the marriage of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles. Good King George III was the originator of that Act in order to prevent his other children from marrying Roman Catholics. Lilibet was working zealously to Make England Catholic Again (MECA) so she ordered Charles to wait for Diana Spencer.

Teenage Lady Diana Spencer (1961–1997).

Diana believed herself the reincarnation of the 18th century Diana Spencer who almost married Frederick, Prince of Wales—the short-lived son of King George II.

As "Defender of the (Latin) Faith," Queen Lilibet never once opened the Holy Bible because twins and women rulers are the 2 arms of Antichrist....It never dawned on her that she are living in the LAST DAYS, and that time was running out for Babylon on the Tiber . . . and Thames!

Her life and reign's obsession was repealing the 1701 Act of Settlement which banned Roman Catholics from the British throne!

In 2005, Prince Charles finally received permission from Queen Lilibet to marry Camilla Parker-Bowles, but by then she was past childbearing age!

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