Interesting documentary on Queen Victoria:
https://youtu.be/lcMsTNmyyeI
Since my own mother's nickname is Queen Victoria, at least it was with me since I saw that Will Ferrell movie about her, and Sherlock Holmes, obviously I can see some similarities in the two women's personalities....
But of the nine children, the most interesting one seems to be Louise, and not in a good way either, but a kind of scandalous way. First she falls pregnant around age 20 to one of her tutors. Her controlling mother removes the tutor and has her next door neighbor, Mr Locock, her gynecologist, deliver Louise's baby. Born out of wedlock. Louise is allowed to raise the baby until age seven or eight.
A similar thing happened with Queen Elizabeth the first, whose marriage was not publicized and whose first child, Francis Bacon, wrote the Shakespeare plays. This is not yet an accepted fact amongst the subnormal private schools teaching subnormal psychology among the British upper classes today. Yet.
Anyway Louise goes on to start screwing around with her sculpturing tutor. Given how Louise's life plays out, her mother marries her to a gay Scotsman. It must have been interesting to see her life in Scotland after that. She was the first British royal in three hundred years not to be married off to a foreigner as Scotland is not considered a foreign country. In fact Wales or Cornwall where local languages, not English, were in use, might seem more foreign. It would be of most interest to understand Victoria's attitude about marrying Louise to a gay Scot. I don't know the facts, just what this documentary shows, however this is really the child that piques your attention. This Louise somehow manages to continue screwing her old sculpture tutor. She even goes to visit one of her sisters and screws her husband briefly. The sculpting tutor dies while Louise is screwing him, apparently, probably to his wife's dismay.
It's like the Grand Crux wine this Louise, complex.... We'll have to return to it....
See from the afore posted documentary, you might think Victoria arranged Louise's marriage as she had done with all her other kids and grandkids. But from this documentary:
https://youtu.be/rDo3FF3tO6c
https://youtu.be/48PAFiRpNLM
They're saying that Louise chose this guy and she did so because she preferred a gay husband so she could travel around, having adventures and screw all kinds of guys. In Spain we call this being a bon vivant and definitely it appears to be Louise's character. She can even go to Canada and play the saint there and screw Eskimos.
She's also a lobbyist for women's voting (suffragette movement), something her mother was decidedly against and which in today's western societies would be considered absolute schizophrenia (to be against women's voting rights for choosing democratic leaders in actual direct elections (not fake ones like the last american election)).
Watching this documentary:
https://youtu.be/kM7Ft-c0q8o
The relationship between Campbell and Louise seems less scummy and loveless. The two are probably even screwing by the looks of it. Louise's husband is made Governor General of Canada by the British Prime Minister Disraeli. They are housed in Ottawa. Clearly Louise is a woman that enjoys her sexual flings on the side of her marriage and it may be true her husband was bisexual or impotent or something, or gay, or a paedophile for that matter since the disorder is not unknown amongst the British upper classes (see earlier remarks about subnormality).
Clearly Louise is a confirmed and convicted adulteress so therefore some kind of avowed liar and evildoer. Bad/trashbag person. I realize a lot of women today think being in an unhappy marriage like she is and screwing other women's husbands is a good thing as it's a sign of women's liberation.
Actually it's not Louise that looks interesting since she just looks like an adulterer, but the relationship with her husband Mr Campbell.
Moving on, what's even more interesting is her current Royal Highness's first cousin, the Duke of Coburg:
https://youtu.be/fbo_5H-vAkM
https://youtu.be/fbo_5H-vAkM
He and Queen Elizabeth the second are actual cousins. Yet when Hitler was preparing to suicide with Eva Braun, he sends a special letter of protection for the Duke. Why? Because the Duke switched sides to the Nazis and it appears that the authority and legitimacy he brought to Hitler was so relished that many Nazi experiments and practices (all quite dastardly old boy) originated in Coburg, where the Duke sat, in Germany.
He was also Queen Victoria's youngest grandson.
Well having mentioned Queen Elizabeth the first and her secret son, Francis Bacon, who was adopted by a neighbor the same as Louise's child was. And Hitler. I would not be surprised if the two ended up father and son in the afterlife, with Hitler being the father. I suppose stranger things would have happened. Apparently scientists have found an entire planet made of cork and it rains diamonds on Saturn and there's that american lady with two heads so go figure.
In fact, this best buddy of Hitler, wouldn't be surprised if Bacon turned out to be in Hitler's next life, Charles, had a beloved sister back in England that never stopped loving him. Despite Britain disowning him and he barely escaped prison after the Nuremberg trials, the sister Alice stays in touch. You can see her next to Queen Elizabeth the second on big royal events like Maverick 2. She probably even handed McEnroe one of those Wimbledon first prize Wheat Bix bowls.
The revolutionary communist Robin Hood (Joe Biden) doesn't need Wheat Bix bowls or Wheat Bix or facists. He's too busy printing money and passing the inflation reduction act.
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