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The Royal Baby is a Plastic Baby?
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No, the DNA express test results are ready in 24-72 hours.
They wanna keep in secret his birth date. 2 weeks ago (+/- 1-2 days) was Hitler's birthday -April 20...just sayin'...
Quoting: Ferly If they're actually trying to keep his birthdate a secret, it's not going to help as far as astrologers go, as we'll just use the time they presented the child to us. It would be like setting up a corporation - we just use the start date they give us even though it's part of a lengthier process. And this kid's presentation date is very revealing on its own. Everything is odd and strange in this story...and nothing real, IMO. People are not buying it, Ferly. I saw a couple of videos today and people were all saying it was a fake baby and "she" was never pregnant (many think she's a man). These were HUNDREDS of comments - and thousand of views. The biggest negatives were from WOMEN, esp MOMS because MOMS know what it is to have a baby and they know how babies act. They're not like logs. Also, Megan still has her baby bump which is bizarre as she's so thin. They plumped up her face, probably with steroids but she's walking very normally on her usual HIGH HEELS that she wore throughout her fake pregnancy. Any woman who's given birth knows you can walk on high heels in days after birth - some women can barely walk at all. And she's SO PHONY in the videos, you can tell she's acting. So is he, but he's a real mental case, she's just the hired help. jeez, I'd love to think these degenerates just stick with a fake baby - I hate the idea of them getting a real kid. Something must have got screwed up with the surrogate. Anyway.....people aren't buying this and I'm surprised how many are openly saying this is a fake baby. Yes, indeed. Glad we are not the only one not buying their charade. Yesterday, I read some articles "pro-bump" and I laughed so hard. Just a few lines from the 1st: "1.5 million people saw discussions about Meghan and her “Moonbump” on their timelines from January to February" "The number must be quadruple that by now." "16 percent of mentions of Meghan’s pregnancy now include “terms related to it being fake.” The #Megxit hashtag has caught on the fastest, growing at a rate of roughly 1,500 mentions per week. It’s “primarily driven” by women, with around 75 percent of gender-categorized authors using it registering as female." [ link to www.thedailybeast.com (secure)] 2nd one: , “All the newspapers are making ever so subtle digs... Come on be brave!! She's dying her hair, still having fillers and BOTOX because she's got a #surrogate #moonbump and this #fakepregnancy puts Beyonce and Amal to shame! Tell the truth!!!” [ link to www.practicalparenting.com.au (secure)]
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