1 Beyond Icke
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A decade ago, this topic was shocking and salacious. Now it is usually
met with derision and disgust. The critical consensus is that David
Icke's various theories are not biologically plausible.
I do not fault the former sportscaster for his exobiological
imprecision. He is a fearless interviewer, and that's what was needed
to break the story.
Now we have had time to think about things. It is time to answer the
critics.
Icke does not discuss Rakshasas, to my knowledge. However, that is
exactly what the Windsors are.
This post will provide an exobiologically-plausible definition of
Rakshasa hybrid royal bloodlines. I focus on the Windsors as a
well-known public example, but there are other families.
2 Hidden hybrids
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To be clear, the Windsors are mostly human, with only a little
Rakshasa DNA. They are not reptilians; they are warm-blooded mammals
with a temporary paranormal shifter ability. This is weird, but so is
a [duck-billed platypus].
Rakshasas are reptilians, not felines. A true Rakshasa is a reptilian
shapeshifter capable of many forms. The Rakshasa legend in India is
associated with the tiger, a stealthy 300 lb apex predator who
[favors] [children].
[Picture: Rakshasa Gate Guard Grand Royal Palace]
When shifting, a Windsor becomes several feet tallerPost too long. Click here to view the full text.