By Anna Von Reitz

It’s almost funny. Almost. Where else can a monarchy exist for almost a thousand years, where no legitimate monarchy could be? England, of course.

I have many times commented on the fact that the Settlement of the Norman Conquest forever guaranteed that no true British Monarchy could ever again raise its head.

William the Conqueror systematically inventoried every inch of England down to the last goat, surveyed the land out into small fiefdoms and distributed them to his faithful Norman Barons.

Upon his death, William conferred “sovereignty in their own right” on these Barons in England and they all became “kings” at the same time. So Britain went from one king to something like 150 kings overnight, and while those kings still owed fealty to William’s heirs in France, they owed nothing at all in England.

That’s how the former Barons could lawfully and legally impose…