British royals

>British royals

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>generations of inbreeding
>fucked genetics
Now that's wot i call ingerlund

>the Most Loving white people family

JFK had a sister. When her mother was giving birth, the doctor didn’t let the baby out for some time, leading to oxygen deprivation.
This caused her to be mildly mentally stunted, but still nothing tragic.
Her father was unhappy, and against the mother’s wishes, had her undergo a lobotomy.
During the procedure she was instructed to sing the National anthem. Then she suddenly stopped.
Ever since then, she has been profoundly mentally retarded, and was hidden from the public ever since.
>Her before lobotomy

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I doubt they didn't have support. It was probably a very nice care home.

woahh

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This is so sad, in the past the extremely retarded first cousins of british royals got to be Tsar of Russia.

Classic Germanic nobility

>German royals
ftfy

They clamp.

Meanwhile in human society :

Anne de Gaulle (1 January 1928 – 6 February 1948) was the youngest daughter of General Charles de Gaulle and his wife, Yvonne. She was born in Trier, Germany, where her father was stationed with the Army of Occupation in the Rhineland.

She was born with Down syndrome and lived with her family until her death. De Gaulle's relatives all testified that the General, who was normally undemonstrative and stoic in his affections for his family, was more open and extroverted with Anne. De Gaulle would entertain her with songs, dances, and pantomimes.[1]
The grave of Anne beside her parents

In October 1945, Yvonne de Gaulle bought the Château de Vert-Cœur at Milon-la-Chapelle (Yvelines), where they installed a private hospital for disabled young girls: the Fondation Anne de Gaulle.

Anne died of pneumonia[2] on 6 February 1948, aged 20, at Colombey-les-Deux-Églises. She could only say one word clearly: "Papa". Upon her death, her father said: "Now, she is like the others." ("Maintenant, elle est comme les autres.")[1]

On 22 August 1962, Charles de Gaulle was the victim of an attempted assassination at Petit-Clamart. He later said that the potentially fatal bullet had been stopped by the frame of the photograph of Anne that he always carried with him; placed this particular day on the rear shelf of his car. When he died in 1970, he was buried in the cemetery of Colombey beside his beloved daughter.

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