IN 1926, TWINS WERE BORN IN LONDON TO ELIZABETH BOWES-LYON (THE LOCH NESS MONSTER)
WHICH SHE NAMED ELIZABETH AND LILIBET. IN 1930, ANOTHER GIRL NAMED
MARGARET WAS BORN IN GLAMIS CASTLE, SCOTLAND!!

Marion Crawford was the first and only person to write a book about the twins. Her book was published in New York by Harcourt, Brace and Company in 1950. A close fried of Princess Margaret named Sharman Douglas helped her polish the prose and arranged for the book to be published in New York.

When their Scottish governess arrived at Windsor Castle in 1932, she found 3 children: an infant named Margaret still in the nursery, and 2 rambunctious twins named Elizabeth and Lilibet.

Those girls were the Little Princesses she wrote about in her book.

Only a keen observer could identity them as twins, yet the writing of that book led to her excommunication, and complete ostracism by the royal family.

It is beyond belief but the British Empire has been misruled ruled by twin queens since 1953. In 2015, a report was issued by the BBC that the queen had passed away. That report was later denied, but if it is true, Lilibet has gone to "Purgatory:"

LONDON. June 3, 2015 — A behind-the-scenes rehearsal of how the BBC will handle the death of Queen Elizabeth II ended with an apology Wednesday after one of its reporters mistakenly tweeted that the British monarch had passed away.

Ahmen Khawaja, a reporter working for the BBC's Urdu-language service, posted on Twitter that the 89-year-old had been taken to hospital. A second tweet announced: "Queen Elizabrth [sic] has died."

"Reverend" Billy Graham—the world's most beloved "Protestant" evangelist—met Elizabeth in 1984 and he thought that she was a housekeeper....Here is a quote about Billy and his wife Ruth seeing double:

Once, when visiting the royal family at Sandringham in 1984, Ruth and I walked past a woman wearing an old raincoat, Wellingtons, and a scarf; she was bent over fixing some food for the dogs. We thought at first she was one of the housekeepers, but when she straightened up, we saw that it was the Queen! (Graham, Just As I Am, p. 690).

The only dogs Lilibet cared about were the DOGS OF WAR....The queen was waiting impatiently for the "Good News" that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan had unleashed the dogs of nuclear war on the Soviet Union!

SNIP