(Stillness in the Storm Editor) Benjamin Fulford’s report from December 19th, 2016 has been updated. Click here to read the full report.
This post serves as a notice that the original has been updated. In the above link, scroll down to where it says:
[Below is the remaining portion of Fulford’s update this week]
Another very interesting P2 freemason connection to Japan has also come out. Zhang Shengzhi, a man who claims (and provides documentation to back this), to be an heir to the Manchu throne says the mother of the Meiji Emperor was a Hapsburg princess who was also a renowned photographer. A cousin of the Japanese emperor says this claim is likely to be true “because there were a lot of Jews in the town where the Meiji Emperor came from.” Since the Hapsburgs claim to be descended from the Caesars, as do the heads of the P2, it means Japan has been a Roman colony since the Meiji era with the imperial family being used as proxy rulers.
Zhang, who was mentioned in the May 5th, 2015 edition of this newsletter, says he provided the Japanese government with documents proving his claim that he was the rightful heir to the gold that was used to set up the Bank of Japan. The Japanese government did not openly dispute his claim, he says. However, after he presented the documents he was beaten up by three thugs and then arrested. He was held for 23 days, the maximum time a person can be held in Japan without charges being laid, and was then forcibly confined in Tokyo’s Musashi Mental hospital. Zhang was finally able to get out after sympathetic doctors, who could tell he was not insane, allowed him to check himself out recently, he says.
Zhang, the Showa Emperors’ cousin and many other sources also claim the current emperor of Japan is not from the Japanese royal family. If that is the case, then the right to issue Japanese yen and the Bank of Japan are based on nothing but fraud.
Benjamin Fulford — December 19th 2016: Old reality fading quickly as pole shift now fully underway
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