The King’s Speech
——- Standing in front of a Christmas tree adorned with ornaments dedicated to sustainability, His Majesty King Charles III used every subtlety available to embellish the religious event with a political message that owes its allegiance, not to God, but to the Cult of Climate Change. It was a decision that poisoned the King’s chances of approval before the speech had been heard, with #NotMyKing trending on Christmas Day. With great surprise, the speech itself was not so bad – although it did begin with the usual pandering to other festivals and ‘great religions of the world’ to prevent the ‘diversity and inclusion’ mob from complaining that a Christian event might dare to be unapologetically Christian. The King’s topic was ‘service’, no doubt a nod to his mother whose presence we continue to miss. ‘Service to others is but one way of honouring the whole of creation which, after all, is a manifestation of the divine. This belief is shared by all religions. To care for this creation is a responsibility owned by people of all faiths and of none. We care for the Earth for the sake of our children’s children.’ However dearly the King may wish it, he cannot re-brand the intense political movement of Climate Change into a tenant of the Christian Church. It looks as ridiculous as those churches who drape rainbows from their altars and invite demonically-attired drag queens to preside over the service. spectator.com.au/2023/12/the-ki
Australia’s ALP/Green government and their media mates are using subsidies, taxes and propaganda in a suicidal attempt to move the whole country to 82% “renewable” energy by 2030 and “Net Zero Emissions by 2050”. Canny Aussies are buying diesel generators.
