Archbishop of England (Justin Welby) discovers through DNA that he is the son of fornication

 

the leader of the Church of England, the son of fornication. The leader of the Church of England and his mother admit that he is an illegitimate son. The real father of Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, was Churchill’s personal secretary. The Archbishop of England (Justin Welby) stands behind Churchill. Anthony Montague Browne, the real father of Justin Welby. London - Kamal Qabisi Justin Welby, the spiritual leader of more than 85 million Anglican Christians in the world, the Archbishop of Canterbury and head of the “Church of England,” considered the largest religious authority in Britain, admitted what occupied the most prominent place in the British media today, which is his discovery that he is the illegitimate son of the man who was his mother’s husband for two years in the fifties. He always thought, as did his mother, that he was the son of his father who bore his name. Then he was shocked when he discovered that the man who came from his loins died in 2013 at the age of 90. He is Sir Anthony Montague Browne, the last private secretary to the late British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in 1965. Churchill. Welby called what he discovered a "complete surprise" that shocked him when he conducted a DNA test two weeks ago, and it came out identical to his biological father's. However, he did not reveal the secret he knew until last Monday to a journalist from the British "Telegraph", which published the interview with him on its website last Friday night. On the website, "Al Arabiya.net" read what the rest of the media also reported with great interest about Justin, who throughout his life believed that he was the legitimate and authentic fruit of a marriage that lasted only two years, starting in the spring of 1955, between his mother and Gavin Welby, who was a whiskey seller and the son of a Jewish immigrant, who died in 1977 from his addiction to smoking and alcohol. Each of them surrendered to his instincts after the DNA test. Welby carried the results to his mother, Jane Williams, who is 86 years old. With the overwhelming evidence of the test in front of her, she had no choice but to confess to her son that she had indeed "spent a night" with Anthony Brown, shortly before her marriage to Gavin, according to what "Al Arabiya.net" extracted from a summary of The long interview, and the harvest of that fleeting night, was the birth of son Justin after 9 months on January 6, 1956 in London, so the mother thought he was her husband's son, until the son shocked her with the results of the examination two weeks ago. The mother, who also worked as a secretary in Winston Churchill's office in the mid-fifties, also told the "Telegraph" that the reason for her spending "that night" with Brown was that they had been drinking together, so the balance was lost and each of them surrendered to his instincts "and it seems that the precautions we took at that time did not work (as it should have) and my wonderful son sprouted as a result", perhaps referring to a torn condom, or something similar. Resigzed Image Click here to view the image in its natural form Archbishop of England ( Justin Welby)

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DNA results, and a picture of Welby as an infant with his mother and her husband who he thought was his son
"I'm not angry... my mother is Jane Williams and my father is Gavin Welby"

The meeting between "Telegraph" journalist Charles Moore and the leader of the "Church of England" took place hours before he traveled to Zambia to attend a church conference, and took place in the garden of Lambeth Palace, where the Archbishop has been living since taking office 3 years ago, and which is adjacent to the Parliament building in London. While the two were walking in the garden, he revealed to the journalist the DNA test and the surprise it brought him, which led him to a second surprise, which is the existence of a half-sister from his real father, whose name is also Jane, after his mother "and I would like to meet her and get to know her" as he said. The Archbishop announced that the information he discovered that the "Telegraph" collected and brought to him, and prompted him to conduct the DNA test, as well as what his mother admitted, will not change anything in his attitude towards her "there is no crisis, and no resentment from anyone against anyone (..) I was not angry, and I am not angry... my mother is Jane Williams and my father Gavin Welby, they were both alcoholics, my mother got clean in 1968 and hasn't touched alcohol since then, I'm very proud of her, my father died when I was 21," he told the newspaper, and also wrote on his official website.
http://www.alarabiya.net/ar/last-pag...غير-شرعي-.html



Foreign documentation:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...sir-winston-c