Yes.
>>1819394 #2292
> 06/19/18 (Tue) 18:14:50
Anyone consider doing a deeper dig on King Felipe, considering that Q & POTUS seem to be calling attention to this paritcular meeting?
Wonder why it's such a wonderful day?
>https://infogalactic.com/info/Ancestry_of_Felipe_VI_of_Spain
If so, pay close attention to his mother's side of the family.
He might be the most intermixed of them all actually.
Even has Constanine of Greece & Kaiser Wilhelm as ancestors from his mother's side.
Good morning, Felipe! Which bedroom did you stay in in the castle last night? Bed comfy?
I was wrong. They only stayed for "tea". Look where else they are going though (& WHY).
Also, take a gander at the King's alma mater & the Queen's former employer.
>https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/king-felipe-vi-spain-white-house-visit-trump-us-new-orleans-louisiana-texas-a8405816.html
The royals crossed the Atlantic last week to honour the tricentennials of New Orleans, Louisiana, and San Antonio, Texas, part of the Spanish Empire in the 18th century.
Queen Letizia, 45, is a former TV news journalist with CNN who married the monarch in 2004. The pair have two daughters: Leonor, 13, and Infanta Sofia, 11, the former being the heir presumptive.
Attending school at Santa Maria de los Rosales in Madrid – where his daughters are now enrolled - he was then sent to study at Lakefield College School in Ontario, Canada, before returning to Spain to study law at the Autonomous University of Madrid. His studies were completed when he obtained a Master of Science in Foreign Service degree from Georgetown University in Washington, DC.
His trip to America comes at a time when the king has been embarrassed by the imprisonment of his brother-in-law, Inaki Urdangarin, a former international handball player married to Princess Cristina, who has been charged with tax fraud and embezzlement and accused of exploiting his royal connections for monetary gain.
carbonic acid always a fun chem 101 experiment to play with when babysitting.
if lucky, you can even get the kids to clean the kitchen with it.
Agree on no coincidences.
One more piece to add to puzzle:
King Felipe's granddaddy Infante Juan was the "Count of Barcelona".
https://infogalactic.com/info/Infante_Juan,_Count_of_Barcelona
His father was forced into exile when the Second Spanish Republic was proclaimed on 14 April 1931.
Infante Juan was thus next in line to the defunct Spanish throne. He thus received the title Prince of Asturias when he was serving with the (British) Royal Navy in Bombay.