Yesterday, I told about the pretextual move by the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, to highlight the cataclysmic chaos of Earth Changes as a stepping stone towards the introduction of extraterrestrial saviors, as part of the Thesis/Anti-Thesis and Synthesis dialectic. Today, the Prince of Wales has issued a desperate and urgent warning that unless humans transform our lifestyles to stop mass consumption, run away climate change and destruction of wildlife; then a sixth extinction-level event will occur.
Given the mythology, messianic memes and symbolism surrounding his son, Prince William, and the obvious connection to religious icons and extraterrestrial entities; it's quite obvious that we are slowly seeing a grand esoteric plan coming into fruition here, to bring forth a new humanity under the New World Order of the Ages, upon the ashes of a global catastrophe.In his first speech as the new President of the Worldwide Wildlife Fund (WWF) UK, Prince Charles suggested 'surviving ourselves' should be a priority. Referring to himself as “an endangered species”, he warned that the world is already in the “sixth extinction event”, with species dying out at a much faster rate than at any time since the death of most of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. Despite campaigning for years on global warming, he said climate change was not the only problem but merely speeding up the “rapacious” destruction of natural resources like water, land and food that humans need to survive. The Prince said if the world carries on “business as usual” then the human race itself could be in danger. “We are, of course, witnessing what some people call the sixth great extinction event – the continued erosion of much of the Earth’s vital biodiversity caused by a whole host of pressures, from the rising demand for land to the corrosive effects of all kinds of pollution," he said. “This is an important point that needs to be stressed more than it is, because its ultimate impact is plainly not at all clear to most people – without the biodiversity that is so threatened, we won't be able to survive ourselves.” Alluding to his “spiritual connection to nature”, the Prince said mankind must also protect other species from extinction. “It may not seem to make much difference economically if the swallows, swifts and house martins no longer turn up each spring, but what would life be like if we just accepted their extinction because their habitats have been destroyed?”... He said the only way to protect wildlife and ultimately the humans who rely on these ‘ecosystem services’ is to transform the world economy so that growth is not at the expense of nature.
He referred to a “sustainability revolution” that would force people to change their lifestyles so they consume less petrol, food and other resources. “History will not judge us by how much economic growth we achieve in the immediate years ahead, nor by how much we expand material consumption, but by the legacy for our grandchildren and their grandchildren,” he said. “We are consuming what is rightfully theirs by sacrificing long-term progress on the altar of immediate satisfaction. That is hardly responsible behaviour. There is an urgent need for all of us to concentrate our efforts on sustaining, nurturing and protecting the Earth’s natural capital and, moreover, reshaping our economic system so that Nature sits at the very heart of our thinking.” - Telegraph.
