Someones mad and it ain’t the King.

160 months ago then Prince Charles confidently assured us that "we have less than 100 months to act before the damage caused by global warming becomes irreversible."

Let's all swoon at the latest predictions of doom.

Of course, I do realise that all previous falsified climate predictions should be ignored and all current climate predictions treated as established fact.

The conference was attended by around 200 international visitors, all of whom arrived via row boat because flying is verboten, dontchya know.

Is Mise

Who is it? I know: Foxy for thinking it's OK to call people "assholes" because they don't belong to her loony left cabal.

Another nutty thing is being "disgusted to write on a website that people like you (ttbn) comment on", but still continuing, far in excess of most posters, to write (a bit grandiose to call it writing) on the same website as the awful ttbn.

Dear Foxy,

Good on him. Don't support the monarchy I'm afraid but if we are to have it in our lives it is great that the King is supportive of action on climate change and willing to continue to facilitate discussion around addressing it.

Charles and the next Lefty-in-line look to be wanting to drag the Monarchy back to the days of that other Charles, who was 'deposed' in a most horrible way. The rapidly failing British Parliament will make it easy for them until another Cromwell comes along, or the Brits decide on a republic before Australia does. Maybe the oldest King to ever take the thrown won't last long; but William is a wet as a boiled turnip, and will make daddy look tame when it comes to stupidity.