'CERTAINLY SOMETHING EVERYDAY' 🏙️ AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE

"Sicherlich etwas alltägliches."

So...before you read the following, recall the names Jimmy Savile and Marc Dutroux; now, onto the asshattery, frens

https://twitter.com/KlausSchwabsky/status/1567986315529953286?s=20&t=4FxZqBU89EOiLb27SEu0nA

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/sep/09/viral-image/video-doesnt-show-child-escaping-buckingham-palace/#:~:text=%2213%20or%2015%20year%20old%20boy%20escapes%20Buckingham,to%20descend%20from%20a%20palace%20window%20before%20falling.

Video doesn’t show a child escaping Buckingham Palace. It’s an old TV promo
https://variety.com/2015/tv/news/naked-man-buckingham-palace-video-royals-e-1201445397/

https://www.distractify.com/p/little-boy-escaping-from-buckingham-palace

Viral Photo of "Little Boy" Escaping Buckingham Palace Is a Total Hoax

Abi Travis - Author
JUL. 14 2020, UPDATED 4:14 P.M. ET

If you’ve spent even a little bit of time researching the royal family, you know that there are always at least a couple of scandals or controversies surrounding them at all times. However, you might also realize that often, those “scandals” and “controversies” are actually total baloney and have been made up solely to stir the pot.

Back in 2015, a video of someone escaping Buckingham Palace — in the nude, no less — made the internet rounds. Now, it seems to have picked up steam once again. Some people seem convinced there is actual footage of a little boy escaping from Buckingham Palace. Don’t worry, though. There’s an explanation (although it is a pretty weird one).

This photo of a “little boy” escaping from Buckingham Palace is going viral once again.

This photo that you may have seen in your various feeds is actually a screenshot from a video that was initially uploaded to YouTube in 2015 (the video has since been removed from the site). The video was apparently shot by tourists waiting for the changing of the Queen’s Guard outside Buckingham Palace when they caught something else entirely: A naked man climbing out of the palace window using a bedsheet as a makeshift rope.

As it turns out, though, the video was actually just a publicity stunt. According to Variety, the video was a marketing ploy for the launch of E!’s scripted show The Royals. The show covers a completely fictional version of the British royal family. What better way to drum up popularity for the show than by staging a fake royal scandal? The video definitely did the trick, too — it garnered more than 1 million views over the course of a few days. Now, though, things have taken a bit of a turn.

In November of 2019, a YouTube channel called “Covert Geopolitics” reposted the publicity stunt footage, only this time they gave it a new name: “Child Escaping from Buckingham Palace Naked.” As you can probably imagine, people got a little freaked out by the “new” video. Even though it clearly does not depict a child. And, as we’ve already covered, it was filmed to promote a television show...read the rest at the above URL

https://www.bitchute.com/video/GvHHT7h8Udx6/ - The degenerate 'royals'

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2014/jun/26/jimmy-savile-sexual-abuse-timeline

https://www.citizensdawn.com/story/VIP_paedophile_ring_~abused_teenage_boy_INSIDE_Buckingham_Palace_and_Balmoral_Castle~_125

https://odysee.com/@LetsBeFrank:7/pelosi-and-democrats-panic-as-stacey:6