Real or Fake News about The Stone Featuring Donald Trump
Channel: Godtaughtmehow
Date: 2017-07-22

As a direct result of that hoax and evil deception, perpetrated by the House of Mountbatten, the British people, who consequently refused to accept Christ's Sovereignty over them in 1988, are going to be defeated at Armageddon (Har-Megiddo in Israel) in the Middle-East, and either be killed or enslaved, as a punishment from God. This punishment is for their treachery and treason against Him and His Anointed, in accordance with Psalm 2; Luke 19:27; Revelation 11:7-10 and other Bible prophecies.

Why is Jacob's Pillar-Stone called The Stone of Destiny? How did it, The Throne of Israel come to be in the British Isles and who are the Brit-ish people really? What is The Stone's final Destiny and how will it affect you? All is revealed on this enlightening and informative page. . .

http://jahtruth.net/liafail.htm

This documentary film gives detailed and indisputable proof of the deception; that has been perpetrated on the British peoples and the whole world, for 50 years; and the absolute proof that Elizabeth Mounbatten (also known by the aliases Windsor and QE2) has never really been crowned, and is not the rightful sovereign of England and the British peoples....
...In the early hours of Christmas morning (clue) in 1950, the Lia Fail (Stone of Destiny) was removed from Westminster Abbey by four Scottish Nationalists:- Kay Matheson, Ian Hamilton, Gavin Vernon and Alan Stuart, and taken back to Scotland, with the assistance of two new members of the team: Johnny Josselyn and Bill Craig.
...* Towards the end of December 1950 four young students visited Westminster Abbey with a plan to remove the Coronation Stone and take it back to Scotland. Those months of preparation should have been devoted to removing 458 pounds of sandstone from England to Scotland, especially on Christmas day, proves that at least they knew a great deal more about the Stone than most people. They succeeded in their plan. When the disappearance was discovered, the hue and cry was unprecedented. The practice they had on removing a stone of similar proportions in Glasgow (weighing 336 lbs.) turned out to be of little use for two reasons, (1) the Coronation Stone was heavier by far (122 lbs. heavier), and (2) it was cracked diagonally across the surface, and broke in the course of its removal. LIA FAIL or THE STONE OF DESTINY - George H. Thompson and Rev. McKelvey - 1977.

... "I examined the Stone carefully. It is a block of rough-hewn sandstone twenty-six and three quarter inches long, by ten and three quarter inches deep, by sixteen and three quarter inches broad. I had not been able to find its weight, but we had reckoned (based upon the practice copy they made) that it would not be more than three hundredweights (the exact weight of their pinkish buff Scottish sandstone copy 336 lbs., made by Bertie Gray now on display in Edinburgh Castle crown room), though we were later to discover to our cost that it was more than four [cwt.] (458 lbs.). On either end a few links of chain terminating in an iron ring . . ."

A Touch of Treason, Ian R. Hamilton, Q.C., Lochar, 1990. page 50 para 2, line 2:- "It was a great rough piece of sandstone, as big as a sack of coal, and it weighed more than four hundredweight (448+ lbs.)."

The Taking of the Stone of Destiny, Ian Robertson Hamilton, Q.C., Lochar 1991, ISBN 0-948403-24-1, page 26, para 6, line 4:- "I examined the Stone carefully. It is a block of rough-hewn sandstone twenty-six and three quarter inches long, by ten and three quarter inches deep, by sixteen and three quarter inches broad. These measurements came from a book. I did not measure it. I had not been able to find its weight, but we had reckoned (based upon the practice copy they made) that it would not be more than three hundredweights (the exact weight of their pinkish buff Scottish sandstone copy 336 lbs., made by Bertie Gray now on display in Edinburgh Castle crown room), though we were later to discover to our cost that it was more than four [cwt.] - (458 lbs.). On either end a few links of chain terminating in an iron ring . . ."

...A woman who died... in her 100th year may have taken the secret of the Stone of Destiny to the grave. Margaret "Pearl" Cook, one of the five founders of the SNP in 1927, told relatives that she knew where the "real" stone was.
    Miss Cook was in the "inner circle" of nationalist supporters who planned the audacious snatch of the stone from Westminster Abbey in 1950. Her nephew Bill Simpson, 58, said that Miss Cook had hinted strongly before she died that the stone handed back was a fake. 
http://jahtruth.net/stone.htm