Royal Family News: Prince Charles Rejects Angry Greta Thunberg’s Protest

British royal family news reveals that at the COP26 UK royal Prince Charles rejected an ask to join angry Greta Thunberg and a cast of thousands as they swarmed the streets shouting the air blue. Instead Prince Charles chose the dignified and diplomatic route, the one that doesn’t include yelling, screaming and jumping up and down in the gutter.

At the end of COP26 climate change conference he sat with high level negotiators from all corners of the globe at Kelvingrove Art Gallery. There the chagrin was expressed in dulcet, overeducated tones, unlike Greta and her gang’s caterwauling in the street.

Greta Thunberg is Loud

Charles admitted that the street activists invited him to join in with their loud, unruly demonstration, but he politely declined with the reason being it would be “difficult” to do so.

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As it was, around 20,000 ecowarriors marched through the city yesterday making demands of leaders unlikely to take the shouting unruly crowd seriously.

But Prince Charles was just as impassioned, albeit in a much more dignified manner. He was aware that his grandchildren George, Charlotte and Louis would be livid with him if he did not do his best to protect their future.

He told leaders after a week of high level talks about the environment, “The whole weight of history rests on you this time round.”

“There is a lot of anger and frustration out there. There’s a big march tomorrow, which some people have said I should join, but that’s more difficult. The point is, please don’t forget these people out there, don’t forget that it is their future, I promise you, that you hold in your hands.”

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Prince Charles is A Hero

He added, “We haven’t paid enough attention for so long, and we’ve fallen so far behind that we have an enormous task to catch up on.”

In a very intent manner he next said, “One of the things that motivated me more than anything else is that I didn’t want to be accused by my grandchildren or children of not doing the things that needed doing at the time.”

Former US Vice President Al Gore echoed those thoughts saying, the climate crisis is getting worse, “faster than we are yet implementing solutions.”

According to ONS statistics show that three in four Brits are worried about climate change and young people are growing up feeling the most anxious about the planet. For her part Greta yelled to the crowds of street protesters, “The leaders are doing nothing” along with a slew of profanities.

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