Claim Queen Handed the Commonwealth to an Australian is Baseless
AAP FactCheck has debunked a claim that Queen Elizabeth II signed the Commonwealth over to an Australian man in 2013.
The claim originated from a Facebook video featuring a woman who made "earth-shattering" revelations of international corruption, receiving tens of thousands of views and over 2000 likes.
The Queen did not sign the Commonwealth over to anyone.
The video references a conspiracy theory that the Rothschild family secretly controls global institutions, including British royalty.
The claim relates to the Queen signing the Charter of the Commonwealth, which sets out the values and principles that Commonwealth states agree to uphold.
Author's Summary
False claim about Queen Elizabeth II signing the Commonwealth to an Australian debunked.
- The claim was made in a viral social media video.
- The Charter of the Commonwealth sets out values and principles for Commonwealth states.
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