Royals Take Personal Lead of UN COP21 Climate Hoax

Once again, the British Royal Family is personally stepping forward to lead the fight for the genocide program they seek to impose on the world in the name of the “anthropogenic climate change” hoax. Prince Charles is not only scheduled to give a keynote speech at the UN COP21 Climate Change summit which opens in Paris on Nov. 30. Three days earlier, Queen Elizabeth, her would-be mortal virus consort, Prince Philip, and their unfortunate offspring Charles will descend on the isle of Malta, to take the lead in the Nov. 27-29 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), where climate change is a key issue on the agenda.

Commonwealth Secretary General Kamalesh Sharma wrote in the Times of Malta on Nov. 22, that the Commonwealth countries, representing a third of the world’s people, could accelerate implementation of such global schemes. He reported that more than half of the Commonwealth nations are small island states—key targets of the lie of CO2-induced “rising seas” hysteria.

In 2009, when the Commonwealth’s biennal summit also occurred on eve of the world UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) summit — that one in Copenhagen — Queen Elizabeth famously opened that CHOGM summit in Trinidad and Tobago with a speech ordering her subjects around the world to ensure that a binding agreement be imposed at the Copenhagen UNFCCC COP15 summit which was to follow.

The Queen failed royally in Copenhagen. “I went to Copenhagen in 2009, and that really ended in disaster, frankly,” Prince Charles admits in just-released clips of an interview with Sky News, scheduled to be aired in Britain in full.

The Prince’s interview threatens to make the Royal family an international laughing stock. Taped three weeks ago, the addled Prince argues that the war in Syria is driven by climate change!

Quoth the would-be heir to that unfortunate throne: “There’s very good evidence indeed that one of the major reasons for this horror in Syria, funnily enough, was a drought that lasted for about five or six years, which meant that huge numbers of people in the end had to leave the land.”  And droughts come from CO2.

Asked if there was a direct link between climate change, conflict and terrorism, he added:

American statesman Lyndon LaRouche drily suggested that the Prince’s diapers need changing.