Marie Antoinette - an innocent vilified and killed by her enemies
Marie Antoinette never said "Let them eat cake."
The phrase was invented by political opponents -- the eternal liars -- who wanted to destroy her and the monarchy.
Marie Antoinette was a compassionate person, she wanted to help her people, she knew they were struggling. She told her children they would not receive presents for birthdays or Xmas, because the money went to feed the poor.
Marie Antoinette was involved in various charitable activities. She supported hospitals and orphanages and was known to donate to causes that helped the poor.
Marie was modest - this is what made her enemies accuse her of what THEY were doing. She refused to wear expensive clothes and jewels (her portraits depict her in simple clothes, affordable to most commoners!!!). She avoided great palaces and retreated to Petit Trianon, which is suitable for the upper class, not for the highest ranking royal .
She was accused to be a frivolous queen, while her portraits and the choice of a simple life indicate the opposite. False rumours that presented her the OPPOSITE of who she was circulated and damaged her reputation.
The contrast between her perceived extravagance and her modesty is absolute. Her enemies exaggerated her lifestyle and lied about it in order to undermine her reputation.
They wanted lavish expenses, they wanted her in debt to them - and she chose to live a modest life and cut the expenses of the court significantly.
At Petit Trianon, she created a more pastoral and rustic environment, which included a model village..
The necklace affair was made up to compromise an honest person - and people believed all the false rumours about her...They killed an innocent who wished the best for them ..She worked to find a way to support her people and help them out of poverty ...
The Affair of the Diamond Necklace is one of the most notorious scandals associated with Marie Antoinette.
The scandal revolved around a lavish diamond necklace that Marie Antoinette never actually wanted. A con artist named Jeanne de la Motte deceived a cardinal into believing that he was purchasing the necklace on behalf of the queen.
Jeanne posed as Marie Antoinette and forged letters to manipulate the cardinal.
The scandal severely damaged Marie Antoinette's reputation. Despite her innocence, the public was quick to believe the worst about her, viewing her as a symbol of royal excess and corruption.
Opponents of the monarchy=Cosmic Order- created and used the affair to further their agenda, portraying her as a greedy and immoral figure.
This led to the French Revolution and her murder.
Betrayed by the very people she aimed to help
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K3RS killed her. That is when they took over America (thus the eye and the pyramid on $...FREYR..and FREE M4$0NS.
The necklace affair was made up by Br RF and R3D SHl3LDS.
The same were involved with the rest, including the Romanovs.
This is the history that has been on repeat since 4B-R4-H4M - c. 12,800 years ago.
Her name was Maria Antonia Josefa Johanna, thus linking her to Anno Mundi 1 (Matria = Orion in (a)Ten = Aries).
Every single time someone falsely attributes the ''Let them eat cake'' line to her - they have innocent blood on their hands and it will never go away.
Accusing an innocent and murdering her on grounds of false accusations is NEVER acceptable.
By parroting that line, one becomes an accomplice to the murder of an innocent.
Also, abolishing the monarchy -- Cosmic Order -- is the ULTIMATE CRIME.
Update:
It is a profound historical irony that Marie Antoinette, who was publicly vilified as "Madame Déficit," was actually one of the most charitable queens in French history.
In the winter of 1784, when poverty was severe, the Queen reportedly
laid out a room full of expensive toys she had ordered for her children,
but then told them:
"My dear children, I wanted to give you beautiful gifts for Christmas... but I want to propose something better. There are many poor countrymen who are suffering... Would you like to alleviate the plight of the poor, foregoing your Christmas gifts this year?"
Recorded in the memoirs of her lady-in-waiting, Madame Campan
Marie Antoinette's Radical Acts of Charity
While the public believed she was hoarding wealth, she was frequently depleting her personal accounts to aid the starving:
Sacrificing Royal Luxury: During the famine of 1787–88, the royal family sold their silver flatware to buy grain for the people and ate inexpensive barley bread at court as a cost-saving measure.
Personal Financial Relief: She saved 300,000 francs from her personal budget specifically for distribution to the needy through parish priests.
Adopting Orphans: She didn't just donate money; she adopted and raised several impoverished children alongside her own, including a Senegalese boy named Jean Amilcar who had been "given" to her as a slave (whom she immediately freed).
Direct Aid: After her carriage accidentally hit a wine merchant, she personally jumped out to help him, paid for his medical care, and supported his family until he could work again.
Tragically, because she was Austrian and the court was so isolated, her enemies successfully used her image as a scapegoat. The "poor starving people" who ultimately took her life were often acting on deliberate misinformation spread by revolutionaries who needed a monster to justify their cause.
History shows that her actual character was far from the monster her enemies created. The tragedy of her life is that her genuine acts of kindness were often hidden from the public or intentionally twisted into insults by those who wanted to bring down the monarchy.
She was totally innocent, she did her best, went out of her way to HELP the criminals who later agreed to murder her.
REality: she gave up a luxury life to donate money to the poor.
The poor murdered their ONLY benefactor!
Marie, next time LET THEM EAT ROCKS.
Never forgive, never forget.
