Recent allegations resurfacing from the book Dope Inc., published in 1978, have reignited discussions regarding the purported involvement of the British Royal Family in global criminal activities.
The book alleges deep connections between the Royals and international drug and child trafficking operations, with the CIA allegedly playing a coordinating role. Among the claims attracting attention is the accusation against Prince Andrew’s involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of Epstein’s alleged victims, claims she was trafficked as a minor and accused Prince Andrew of rape. Couple this with past controversies like footage of young Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret learning from their elders how to give in Nazi salute, which has fueled speculation and debate.
In addition to these claims, the book delves into the realm of Satanism, alleging a connection between the Royal Family and rituals involving human sacrifice. While these assertions may appear sensational, they have sparked intense scrutiny and discussion among certain circles.
Separately, recent discoveries of mass graves of Indigenous children at residential schools in Canada, operated by institutions including the Church of England and the Vatican, have added to the gravity of the allegations. Reverend Kevin Annett, Secretary of the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS) Tribunal, has accused high-profile individuals, including members of the Royal Family and the Vatican, of involvement in covering up genocide against First Nations children.
The graves at the church in Canada were later discredited by the media, which claimed no bodies were found during a large archeological excavation of the grounds.
The ongoing investigation into P. Diddy’s alleged involvement in human trafficking, with claims extending to his clothing line, has further drawn attention to the broader implications of criminal investigations. Assertions made by individuals such as Sloan Bella contribute to the ongoing debate surrounding these complex issues.
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