Not just Reptilians: The Strangest Conspiracy Theories about the British Royal Family

There have always been a lot of rumors and conspiracy theories around the royal family of Great Britain. This is inevitable when a dynasty has ruled for several centuries and has a huge number of both fans and detractors. Therefore, the strangest gossip goes about Queen Elizabeth II and her family. We will tell you about the most ridiculous conspiracy theories concerning the Windsor family.

Strange as it may seem, but many people seriously believe that aliens have been living among us for a long time. They skillfully disguise themselves among people, and some even intermarried with us and outwardly are almost indistinguishable. At the same time, by their very nature, they are still alien to people and have their own morality, secret knowledge and secret goals. Some people are sure that the royal family had aliens in their ancestors.

It seems that once upon a time, the Windsors closely communicated with representatives of extraterrestrial civilizations and even had children together with them. Therefore, the royal family, starting from Elizabeth, and ending with the princes, are not really people. This explains why the dynasty has been in power for so long, its representatives live suspiciously long, and they are pursued by success and wealth.

British writer and occultist David Icke is considered one of the modern authors of this theory. He claims that our world is ruled by reptilians. This is an alien civilization whose representatives look like intelligent dinosaurs of small size. They masterfully disguise themselves and only an expert can distinguish them from people. They are helped to look like people by human blood, which they are forced to drink regularly.

The theory seems incredibly stupid, but it has hundreds of thousands of supporters in different countries of the world. A certain Christine Fitzgerald, who calls herself a friend of Princess Diana, even claimed that the reptilians themselves killed Lady Dee. This happened because a person of royal blood was going to tell the world the secret of the Windsors. To avoid exposure and scandal, the reptilians had to eliminate their fellow tribeswoman.

Meghan Markle, having become a member of the royal family, does nothing but give information guides. She tries to be constantly visible, but it does not always bring positive results. Megan's passion for PR sometimes does her a disservice. In 2018, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's visit to the finale of the Britain's Got Talent show gave rise to bad rumors.

On the frames of the photo and video, it is clearly visible that the spouses are behaving somewhat strangely. Their movements are mechanical, and their faces do not express emotions. Megan and Harry communicated with each other and even gesticulated animatedly, but at the same time their faces were inactive, and their eyes did not blink. This was immediately noticed by fans of conspiracy theories.

After the broadcast, there were rumors that Meghan and Harry sent android robots to the show instead of themselves. Markle seemed especially suspicious to everyone. She was even compared to the famous robot Sofia. But soon everything became clear. It turned out that the couple was still not in the studio, and artists with expertly made masks were sitting in the chairs.

It was a publicity stunt designed to attract attention to a new exhibition at Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. Of course, everything happened with the permission of the prince and his wife. Despite the logical explanation, not everyone believed in it. Someone continues to believe that Meghan and Harry are robots.

The eternal heir to the royal throne, Prince Charles, is known for his oddities. Firstly, he is constantly writing something. On the train, in the car, at home, on a visit — the Prince of Wales always makes some notes. Secondly, the heir collects... pieces of fabric of his suits. He keeps samples even 20-30 years old. The list can be continued for a long time.

And one day Charles reported that among his ancestors Vlad Tepes himself was a Romanian gentleman, better known as Count Dracula. The birthplace of the most famous vampire attracts the prince. He has acquired several estates there and is even engaged in the conservation of Transylvania forests. But that's not all — the queen's son bought an old farm in the village of Viskri. Legend has it that it was there that Dracula was born.

In this regard, there are many adherents of the theory that Prince Charles, if not a descendant of Vlad the Impaler, is certainly a vampire. As evidence, many different facts are cited, among which not the least place is occupied by the peculiar appearance of the heir to the crown. Although Charles never hid from the sun and no one caught him sucking blood from victims, this theory is very persistent.

Once upon a time, Princess Diana told reporters that before her wedding with Charles, she was examined by a gynecologist. This is a routine procedure designed to confirm that the future wife of the prince will be able to give him heirs. But this simple story has been overgrown with many details. 17 years after Lady Di's death, an article appeared in the British magazine The Globe covering this event from a different angle.

The author claimed that several eggs were taken from Diana to do IVF. The doctor connected the eggs with Charles' sperm, but one of the embryos that appeared in the test tube was stolen. In 1981, before Prince William was born, the doctor injected an embryo into his wife's uterus and she gave birth to a daughter, Sarah. This child is allegedly carefully hidden, fearing the machinations of the queen. As you may have guessed, there is no evidence for this theory.

Everyone knows that Elizabeth II is the oldest monarch in the world. Despite the fact that the queen is approaching her hundredth anniversary, she looks great and leads a fairly active lifestyle. We can talk about heredity, lifestyle and medical achievements. But conspiracy theorists know the Queen's secret best of all. They believe that she eats babies, receiving strength and vital energy from them.

Of course, "evidence" was also found. It turned out that during the visit of Elizabeth and her husband Philip to Canada, children disappeared in the area where they lived. You can talk about coincidence as much as you like, it will not be possible to convince the authors of this terrible theory. Moreover, it harmonizes very well with the theory of the reptilian origin of the Windsor family.

So that you don't think that all the conspiracy theories about the royal family were invented by modern journalists, here's an old one for you. When the unfortunate wife of King Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, gave birth to Elizabeth I, she died immediately after birth. No one dared to tell the king this news, so they decided to replace the baby. But unfortunately, there were no newborn girls nearby. Therefore, they got a boy somewhere and wrapped him in royal diapers.

Risking their lives, the royal midwives showed the child to the monarch, and he did not notice the substitution. It also played a role that Henry dreamed of a son, since he already had a daughter, Maria, from Catherine of Aragon. The monarch received the news of the birth of his second daughter with irritation and barely looked at her. Then it was easier — the king was not too interested in his children and the boy just grew up at court as a princess. He never gave himself away, and when the time came, he took the throne as Queen Elizabeth I. Yes, she wasn't from Windsor — this was the last monarch of the Tudor dynasty.