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There is a HIDDEN KING? Joseph Gregory Hallett declares Queen Elizabeth II's Royal Style and Titles Patently Ambiguous, 14 October 2019, 11 a.m.

Statement of Claim in support of Joseph Gregory Hallett declares
Patent Ambiguity of Queen Elizabeth II’s Royal Style and Titles
Queen Elizabeth II … “Challenges to the authority ... or presiding judge, while not common-place, are not unknown. ‘If a person acts in an office in which the person is not entitled to act, the court may grant an injunction restraining the person from acting in that office, and declare the office to be vacant’” …
This is a matter of great importance and unusual controversy, an event of considerable public concern, involving Letters Patent, requiring immense investigatory powers, involving a defined issue in a Monarchy, which should involve a formal public inquiry into the Head of State – usually the Sovereign – as to their Warranted terms of engagement, being Patently Ambiguous and a connivance fraud and forgery …
Queen Elizabeth II has the knowledge to understand the consequential facts presented here are real, verifiable, and verified, with the declaration that she has abrogated her contract terms with the Laws, Rules, Codes and Duties of any legitimate Crown Authority, and by this document is recognised as abdicated void ab Initio, as though she was never Crowned, never wore the Crown, never sat over the Coronation Stone, and was never Queen, never Royal, never the daughter of George, Duke of York, never the daughter of King George VI of the United Kingdom, and never had any right to claim the Throne and or Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, nor of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and All Ireland, and by the Standing invested in the declarant Joseph Gregory Hallett, Queen Elizabeth II is once again struck with a Black Wand, and her Royal Style and Titles are rendered null and void, supported by Elizabeth’s Proclamation in The London Gazette in May or June 1953 to be rendered a connivance fraud and forgery, as per Addendum One; Elizabeth’s The London Gazette Supplements, 29 May to 1 June 1953 is rendered a connivance fraud and forgery of Personage and Barratry deception, confirming Elizabeth’s illegitimacy, and a moot point hearsay that Elizabeth is, or ever was, Queen, as per Addendum Two; and that Wikipedia recognised Elizabeth’s Style and Titles

There is a HIDDEN KING? Joseph Gregory Hallett declares Queen Elizabeth II's Royal Style and Titles Patently Ambiguous, 14 October 2019, 11 a.m. Statement of...