When mirrored

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When mirrored, the new King Charles portrait appears to reveal a demonic figure peering over his shoulder, possibly just slightly higher than he is. This happens too often in the official portraits of these NWO world leaders to be accidental, whether knowingly added or a metaphysical manifestation. My guess is the latter.

Note the transformative butterfly too (yeah I'm sure there's an explanation for its presence tailor made for the profane retards to grasp onto).

And of course, the ever-present magenta.

Probably more too I've only just glanced at it.

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