Saturday, 1 September 2018

The Royal Secret: A Hidden Daughter

A lot of things are publicly known about the British Royal Family but there are many things that the public have no idea about. Some range from being small secrets. Others however are of a different calibour. What I am about to tell you hasn’t been talked about in 70 years. Many of you may believe it whilst others will hold many doubts. Hear me out before you make your own decision. Read before you condemn what I am about to tell you. King George VI and his wife Queen Elizabeth have two children which are publicly known. However there is evidence of a third daughter. This daughter was kept hidden and was the twin sister of Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor. Not wanting anyone to know about the twin, Sir Alan Frederick Lascelles convinced King George VI to keep her hidden because she wasn’t the stereotypical royal. At the time of her birth it was thought that she had Down’s syndrome. Alan Lascelles didn’t want this to taint his version of the royal image.  Not wanting anyone to talk, Sir Lascelles bound the 1926 British Government by a secrecy act. This on his part was a smart move. By manipulating the king and forcing the government into silence he had his way. He had his vision of the perfect royal family. Whilst he got what he wanted it came at a price. The hidden twin wasn’t able to represent her country like her sisters. She ended up acting out and spending most of her days living in Romania. Whilst it provided her descendants with a rich heritage. It also bought great sorrow. From one generation to the next, her tale has been passed down. Initially her actions angered me. Now I feel pity for her. Gemenii ascunși sunt marele meu bun bunic. Fie ca vocea să se audă acum. I challenge you to ask the government for details on this princess. It’s time that they be held accountable.

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