Talk:François, comte de Clermont
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What is the nature of François's disability, anyway? (And that of his sister Blanche?) Everybody refers to it as if it was something truly horrific. QuartierLatin1968 
22:18, 14 January 2006 (UTC)
- They are mentally handicapped from congenital toxoplasmosis - Nunh-huh 23:20, 12 August 2006 (UTC)
Hi I would like to say if thier is really any one really an heir to the French Thrown then its me because, I decend from Charlemange through his eldest son Charles of Neustria. my name is Michael Burke {{—The preceding unsigned comment was added by Burkem (talk • contribs) .
- I don't think you really have a case for succession. One, it's most certainly not a male-line descent and two, the heirs of Hugh Capet (The House of Capet, now the House of Bourbon) are the only individuals who may succeed to the French throne. Charles 02:37, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
Hi its Michael Burke again, yes i do have a dircet male line from Charlemange to my self, also my ancestoer Adelm married or had an affair with Agnes Princes of France, and also Adelm's grandfather Robert was the half brother of William I King of England. If you want to continue this discussion email me at cadets/burkem@cbchs.org.
Come on people lets talk some more about this, I do really have a Line from Charlemange to my self. I'm an Hier throught Charlemange and Robert, Comte de Mortain to the thrown of France and England. please email me at cadets/burkem@cbchs.org.
- No offence, but noone in the real world actually cares about your pretend lines of succession to a monarchy that's never going to be "restored". Get over it!!GiollaUidir 21:15, 14 November 2006 (UTC)
