Queen tells bishops climate breakdown threatens the lives of the poor

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  1. A reminder:

    >The Queen’s lawyers secretly lobbied Scottish ministers to change a draft law to exempt her private land from a major initiative to cut carbon emissions, documents reveal.

    >The exemption means the Queen, one of the largest landowners in Scotland, is the only person in the country not required to facilitate the construction of pipelines to heat buildings using renewable energy.

    >Her lawyers secured the dispensation from Scotland’s government five months ago by exploiting an obscure parliamentary procedure known as Queen’s consent, which gives the monarch advance sight of legislation.

  2. Eating the Queen would do more to tackle climate change than a city’s worth of people doing lifetime of veganism and no cars.

  3. “Queen, whilst laughing and rubbing her hands together, tells bishops climate breakdown threatens the lives of the poor.”
    FIFY.

  4. To be fair to her, she has been saying this for over a decade now – in her speech to the UN in 2010 she highlights that the effects of climate change will have on “smaller, more vulnerable Nations, many of which are in the Commonwealth” – [her speech queued up](https://youtu.be/U9yqUcnVnOA) (but worth a listen to the whole thing)

  5. Agree with The Queen, or whoever wrote the ‘speech’

    Too know The Queen supports many Charities.

    It won’t The Queens Bank account to set an example by giving a once or a twice off reasonable amounts to Charities who have never received direct help.

    Neither would it hurt any of their ‘Lifestyles’, if their households divided the ‘load’ throughout The Nation and give from ‘Their’ pockets’ to the ‘most affected Communities’

    It starts from ‘The Head’

  6. Like the CoE care about the poor. The CoE have £8.7 billion in wealth that generates roughly £1 billion a year as income

  7. I’m surprised she took time out her day from breast feeding Andrew to talk about the plebs! I might dive in an extra wheely bin looking for some half eaten tea cakes this evening for dinner.

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