King Charles will not dignify Omid Scobie’s tawdry publication Endgame with a response in any possible way
Charles has spoken about the dangers of climate change for more than three decades.
WHEN King Charles speaks at the COP28 World Climate Action Summit tomorrow, he will be thinking about helping to save the planet.
When Omid Scobie released his latest book about the Royal Family, he was thinking about making money.
Charles has spoken about the dangers of climate change for more than three decades.
It is not some bandwagon he has just jumped on.
But rather than writing about these important issues, Scobie’s focused on petty falsehoods.
The move by the publishers to pulp all the copies in the Netherlands over this new debacle is the right one.
I hope they do it everywhere.
What Scobie has written about the members of the Royal Family, isn’t anything I recognise from working with them.
The King will not dignify Scobie’s tawdry publication with a response in any possible way.
Instead, Charles will focus minds on stopping the world burning up.
