>>19098792 pb
>>19098799 pb
something in old English Law called "ESCHEAT"
means if someone dies, the owner (of the land) can take all their property.
Like a landlord taking the property of a tenant who dies, if no one else is there to take it.
So if they "named everybody dead" or "dead at sea" or "dead from plandemic" then they can take all their property?
that's bs
that's a stupid question?
He couldn't take advise, even if he wanted to: "He's" Non compos mentis or at least pretends to be.
Didn't realize he was the King John who was forced to sign the Magna Carta.
Seems to me "he" has very little backgroun and the real power may have been through his wife and mother -in - law.. Female line leading to Byzantium.
"Lackland" is obviously not a real name, but it's a , or supposed to be, a descriptor.
Paleologos / Plantagenet leads also to the East, Byzantium.
Henry 3 was supposedly his child? And look what Henry 4 supposedly looked lik