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Prince Charles: The Sustainable Prince
As a result of covering two dozen United Nations and U.N.-related conferences in the last four years, Joan Veon has come to believe that the connection between the British royal family and the United Nations is not coincidental but provides the way for America to be rejoined with Britain. She states that when the Senate ratified the United Nations Charter, America reverted back under British rule thus fulfilling the goals of Cecil Rhodes, the diamond and gold magnate, who left his fortune to achieve this very goal. What this means is that Prince Charles, as heir to the British throne, has a bigger role to play in world affairs than what people could imagine. She knows that he is a "Renaissance man" and a man with a mission. As a result of his behind-the-scenes role at the United Nations, Prince Charles is responsible for changing the order of life from the biblical perspective of man having dominance over the earth to one in which the earth has dominance over man. One of the major environmental philosophies which runs tantamount to this is that of "sustainable development." Because of his global orchestrations, she has dubbed Charles "the sustainable prince." This is a must read for all those who seek to understand the day and the hour and the powers that rule over us.
110 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 1997
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March 11, 2020
Very interesting, especially in light of Prince Charles in the world today. He is a rising star among globalist elites.
I do not agree with what the author has to say re her suspicions about the Catholic Church/Vatican being co-conspirators with the U.N., though perhaps there are a few who would like to drag the Church into this in order to usurp it (or try to).
Some of what is in this book is also in this article: http://revolutionharry.blogspot.com/2...
Excerpt:
In a 1988 speech at a European Environment Conference, the Prince said, “There is a growing realisation that we are not separate from Nature, a subconscious feeling that we need to restore a feeling of harmony with Nature and a proper sense of respect and awe for the great mystery of the natural order of the Universe...We are beginning to realise that whatever we do to Nature—whether it is on the grandest scale or just in our own gardens—is ultimately something that we are doing to our own deepest selves.” (14) In order to understand what he is doing, we must discern the personal beliefs that guide him.
Religion and the Prince of Wales.
Not happy with the Christian faith, Charles began to search for the meaning of life in the late sixties, while at Cambridge. According to his biographer, “he began a tentative inquiry into the field of what its practitioners referred to as `psychical research’ or `parapsychology’ — and which its adversaries ridiculed as `dabbling in the occult.’” (15) Later on in the mid-seventies, South African born writer, explorer, and mystic (who was also a friend of the Queen Mother) Laurens van der Post became a spiritual counselor to Charles. It was van der Post who helped him explore the natural world as well as the inner world, where “the outer depends on the inner.”(16) He went on to study Buddhism and Hinduism, mixing the relationship of the individual to the environment in economic, social, and spiritual terms. The convictions that Charles began to form — “what he was soon to say about alternative medicine, architecture and the environment sprang from a spiritual feeling for the mystical in mankind.” (17)
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Known as the “green prince” or “Eco-King,” Charles, like most radical environmentalists, elevates the position of the environment to one of dominance over man, an inversion of Genesis 1. From his first speech on the environment given at the Countryside Conference in 1970, to his global push for sustainable development, the environment is key—key to changing society, how we live, where we live, and lastly, our value.
`````````````````` Sustainability and the Ecology movement is what is being used to take away more and more liberties worldwide. Check your cities' and counties' web sites. You will likely find a document that is titled something like "your city 2030" which is an ongoing plan for development resulting in less land being available for human activity.
Also linked to this topic: http://infowars.wikia.com/wiki/The_An...
The Anglo-American Establishment is a book written by Carroll Quigley.
I do not agree with what the author has to say re her suspicions about the Catholic Church/Vatican being co-conspirators with the U.N., though perhaps there are a few who would like to drag the Church into this in order to usurp it (or try to).
Some of what is in this book is also in this article: http://revolutionharry.blogspot.com/2...
Excerpt:
In a 1988 speech at a European Environment Conference, the Prince said, “There is a growing realisation that we are not separate from Nature, a subconscious feeling that we need to restore a feeling of harmony with Nature and a proper sense of respect and awe for the great mystery of the natural order of the Universe...We are beginning to realise that whatever we do to Nature—whether it is on the grandest scale or just in our own gardens—is ultimately something that we are doing to our own deepest selves.” (14) In order to understand what he is doing, we must discern the personal beliefs that guide him.
Religion and the Prince of Wales.
Not happy with the Christian faith, Charles began to search for the meaning of life in the late sixties, while at Cambridge. According to his biographer, “he began a tentative inquiry into the field of what its practitioners referred to as `psychical research’ or `parapsychology’ — and which its adversaries ridiculed as `dabbling in the occult.’” (15) Later on in the mid-seventies, South African born writer, explorer, and mystic (who was also a friend of the Queen Mother) Laurens van der Post became a spiritual counselor to Charles. It was van der Post who helped him explore the natural world as well as the inner world, where “the outer depends on the inner.”(16) He went on to study Buddhism and Hinduism, mixing the relationship of the individual to the environment in economic, social, and spiritual terms. The convictions that Charles began to form — “what he was soon to say about alternative medicine, architecture and the environment sprang from a spiritual feeling for the mystical in mankind.” (17)
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Known as the “green prince” or “Eco-King,” Charles, like most radical environmentalists, elevates the position of the environment to one of dominance over man, an inversion of Genesis 1. From his first speech on the environment given at the Countryside Conference in 1970, to his global push for sustainable development, the environment is key—key to changing society, how we live, where we live, and lastly, our value.
`````````````````` Sustainability and the Ecology movement is what is being used to take away more and more liberties worldwide. Check your cities' and counties' web sites. You will likely find a document that is titled something like "your city 2030" which is an ongoing plan for development resulting in less land being available for human activity.
Also linked to this topic: http://infowars.wikia.com/wiki/The_An...
The Anglo-American Establishment is a book written by Carroll Quigley.
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