Prince Charles: ‘It’s not easy being green’

by Tasha on Thursday, February 4, 2010, 10:16 am · 6 comments

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1 Barb February 4, 2010 at 2:59 pm

Prince Charles has spent his entire life in a bubble, isolated from the real world, and has absolutely no idea what life is like for ‘ordinary’ people.

2 MooseandSquirrel February 4, 2010 at 3:11 pm: Certainly true — heaven forbid if he had to actually work to earn the money he makes.

3 Frances February 4, 2010 at 2:39 pm

The Prince of Wales is well-meaning, but seriously impractical. That being said, encouraging swallows is a good thing. Back home, swallows would nest under the eaves of the back porch every spring. In the evening, they would swoop through the sky, cleaning out the mosquitoes. We would cheer them on.

What HRH needs is to spend some time in basic housing, with no help, and just living day-to-day in a not overly nice section of an English city. As he goes about his daily living, then he could reflect on the reality that is life in the city for the majority of HM’s subjects. Nests are a good idea, but they’re not a reality in the high-rises that so many call home.

4 MooseandSquirrel February 4, 2010 at 3:15 pm: Well-meaning? He’s helped hype the lies regarding the whole fake crisis of “global warming”. He was one who said back in July ’09 that we had only 96 months left to save the world. So I guess now we have only 89 months left — tick, tick, tick…

For a dull guy, he can certainly be melodramatic when it comes to the whole climate change sleight of hand. Wonder how much he has invested in the carbon trading scam?

5 NeilD February 4, 2010 at 10:49 am

Prince Charles was encouraging home builders to incorporate bird nests into their designs and he actually said this:
“If the swallows and swifts stop coming and nesting on the buildings then I believe there is no point in life any more.”

I’ve always liked Prince Charles but I’m becoming thankful that he might never sit on the throne.

Speaking of which, I wonder if he has a ‘long drop’ at each of his castles or does he waste water by flushing?