A man from the US has taken out a giant ad in The Times claiming to be the rightful King of England.
Allan V. Evans from Colorado, US, says that he is a descendant of a royal Welsh line from the 3rd century.
The ad, shown below in a tweet, says that Evans is "a direct descendant of an unbroken primogeniture line legally documented since the 3rd century in Great Britain and registered in the Royal College of Arms."
It goes on to describe generations of lineage, starting with a claim that Evans is the descendant of Cunedda Wledig, the founder of the Kingdom of Wales.
Evans is giving "legal notice" to all of his relatives, according to the ad, and in 30 days plans to claim his "royal historic estate," as well as land, assets, and titles.
Well seeing as the current monarch has failed in her duties as defender of the faith I see no reason why Britbongs wouldn't support this most noble claimant.
Dominic Hughes
Please, kek, make his claim turn out to be legitimate.
Xavier Jenkins
Apparently the same guy tried to do the same in Georgia..
If he abolishes the central bank and re-affirms and widens the edict of expulsion, i'll happily bend the knee. Long Live King Kek of Albion!
Owen Brooks
>be Prince Charles >wait for fucking ever for mom to die so I can be king >some moron from Colorado named Allan claims the throne >entire life has been for nothing >die in poverty >mfw
Nathan Phillips
So this Alan Evans guy...
Brandon Stewart
king ralph
Henry Cruz
I thought Charles didn't want it and that he was gonna let it pass over him to William?
Can a Brit bro clarify?
Sebastian Gomez
WE
Xavier Edwards
This man will die in an unfortunate way, if he isn't declared crazy, rightfully or not.
The queen has many occult lineages that play "hide our true intent" game, as well as being coercive, and of course shadow government arms.
Watch this guy for disinfo campaign if claim is anywhere close to real.
Cooper Walker
You're probably right, I honestly don't know or care
Ethan Cruz
>in thirty days' time he shall claim his royal historic estate