Letter to George Boleyn, Viscount Rochford 18 August 2022

 

18 August 2022

Dear George Boleyn, Viscount Rochford,

 

It has been a year since the last time I wrote to you. I have to say that I hate your father more and more that I learn about your family.

 

He had no right shoving Anne in front of King Henry VIII. Yes, Anne fell in love with Henry, but at the same time you and Anne both lost your heads. All Because Anne gave birth to a daughter and not a son.

 

That is the only reason you and four other men lost your lives, plus Anne of course.

 

Not that I blame Anne for any of the charges, I blame Henry and his obsession with having a son.

 

What Henry didn’t know was that Anne did give Henry the child he wanted in Elizabeth, because she was a great Queen. She defeated the Spanish Armada and brought England into the Golden Era and lived until 1603.

 

 

Queen Anne Boleyn’s Greatest Supporter

Letter to Queen Anne Boleyn 19 February 2023

19 February 2023

Dear Queen Anne Boleyn,

 

What is your thought on Jane Seymour?

 

I think she is the reason why you lost your head. I believe that you lost your head. I believe that when Henry saw Jane, he started to plan your execution. But of course, I have no proof of that, so we must take that at face value.

 

You never deserved to be executed for the things that you were accused of, for example the incest I don’t believe for one second that you ever laid with your brother. I think that was a way for Henry to get rid of you and George.

 

 

 

 

Your greatest Supporter

 

Thomas Cromwell, 2 November 2020

 

2 November 2020

Dear Thomas Cromwell,

You should be ashamed of what you helped the king do to Anne Boleyn. Helping him accuse Anne, George, Henry Norris, William Brereton, Francis Weston, and Mark Smeaton. Poor Mark Smeaton, you tortured him to get false information out of him. Which lead to six people being wrongfully executed.

 

Six people lost their lives because the king wanted to marry another woman.

 

 

I hope God had mercy on your soul when you lost your head in 1540. You see that is what I call krama, you helped kill six people and you lost your head. Krama is a way to say you had it coming. For what you did to Queen Anne and five men.

 

You helped the king rip a mother from her child. Anne Never got to see Elizabeth grow up and become the glorious Queen Elizabeth was destined to be.

 

Queen Anne’s Greatest Supporter