Prince Charles Talks to His Plants, Eavesdrops on Visitors; Insists It Keeps Him "Relatively Sane"

Sept. 25 (LPAC)—In a BBC documentary aired Sept. 23, Prince Charles shows off one of his estates and its organic gardens, and tells the host, Alan Titchmarsh, that: "I get a lot of flak for a lot of things, I mean, bewildered, frankly, as though you were doing something positively evil. ... I mean potty this, potty that, loony this and loony that. ...

"I happily talk to the plants and trees, and listen to them. I think it's absolutely crucial. ... Everything I've done here, it's almost like children. Every tree, everything, has a meaning and a belonging. ... Terrible thing really, musn't get too attached. I only think I've gone too far, when I confuse them with William and Harry. I shall have to to try and detach myself soon, psychologically. ...

"We have to rediscover the central importance, critical now, urgent importance of working in harmony with nature. ... We have spent too long ignoring and denigrating her and walking all over her. Look at the results, she has come back and hit us in the teeth big time."

"We could ... help people to understand what possibilities there were, and what opportunities there were in this effort to live in a more sustainable way, of creating a low carbon economy, of creating ever greater energy efficiency ... and reconnecting ourselves with nature once again, instead of kicking her to one side and suppressing her."

Although it is not mentionned in the documentary, Lord Jacob Rothschild, who is the Venetian-style founder and top-down controller of the Inter-Alpha Group, (with its host of hedge funds, equity funds, and other appendages, some of which fund the "greenies"), is a member of the Prince of Wales' small "inner-circle". He both is a big contributor to the Prince's charities—including his ecology ones—and otherwise serves the funding of his lunatic, genocidal schemes, as Finance Officer of the Duchy of Cornwall, which was established to fund the heir-apparent.