Its easy to feel bad for Britain’s Prince Charles, after all the guy’s main purpose in life is to wait for his mum to die so he can take over her Job. Charlie has spend his life looking for his “special purpose.” The man has been pampered in royalty all his life so he doesn’t even have an idea of how the real world works.  Charles has been searching for a reason to exist all of his life, sometimes publicly.

Remember the revelation in 1993 that he was so lost, looking so hard for a purpose in life that he offered to work as his girlfriend’s trousers, or even her tampon. If that doesn’t show a lost soul looking for a purpose, what does?

Unfortunately for the Prince, things haven’t gotten any better.  He now believes he is some sort of Messiah figure put on earth to save the earth from industry.  Buy fighting the spread of industrialization the prince believes, the earth’s environment will be saved.

It all  started last month when he suggested that through Islam the environment will be saved.

His speech, merging religion with his other favourite subject, the environment, marked the 25th anniversary of the organisation, of which he is patron.

He added: ‘The inconvenient truth is that we share this planet with the rest of creation for a very good reason – and that is, we cannot exist on our own without the intricately balanced web of life around us.

‘Islam has always taught this and to ignore that lesson is to default on our contract with creation.’

Unfortunately for the Prince and the British People,  things have actually gotten much worse, Charles now believes that HE is a Messiah. The UK Newspaper, The Daily Mail provided highlights of a TV special to be aired on NBC in November  revealing that the future King of England has a bit of a Messiah complex.

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Imagine if a Bush administration official had said this:

“For most of the 200 years since the Industrial Revolution, people were blissfully ignorant of the fact that emissions caused a greenhouse effect. It’s a relatively recent phenomenon.”

That was the Obama administration’s “special envoy for climate change”, Todd Stern. Now, the Industrial Revolution is generally accepted as having begun in or about 1850. And of course Svante Arrhenius famously posited the greenhouse effect hypothesis in 1896 (and as a very beneficial thing, incidentally). So, it’s fair to say that this claim is somewhat off.

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