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🏵 WITH utterly grave disappointment, we learn that the widely-admired heir to the British throne may not be as earnestly concerned for the preservation of the environment as much as he is probably concerned with the preservation of his secret, offshore investments. This latest discovery - the so-called Paradise Papers - made by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists - a grouping that Clare Rewcastle Brown and Sarawak Report are conspicuously not invited to - reveals how the Prince stands to gain with every "pro-rainforest" speech that he gives in public, due to his financial interest in a carbon-swapping company. In fact, according to the news reports that broke yesterday, the Prince seemed to have only started campaigning specifically on a "pro-rainforest" platform, after he had diverted investment in the said company. It is also known that the Prince personally oversees the investment made by the Duchy of Cornwall, which plays the role of his ...

🏵 AT the tail-end of their Royal Tour of Malaysia, the Royal Couple made another quick stop at the devastated State of Penang, the erstwhile Pearl of the Orient. 👇🏽 – - – 1. 2. RELATED: PRINCE CHARLES, CAMILLA ARRIVE IN PENANG AMID FLOODS 3. RELATED:  ROYAL COUPLE VISIT 4 PLACES OF WORSHIP IN PENANG 4. RELATED:  PENANGITES TOUCHED BY THE WARMTH OF PRINCE CHARLES, CAMILLA 5. RELATED:  PRINCE CHARLES VISITS MALAYSIAN AIR FORCE BASE IN BUTTERWORTH 6. RELATED:  BAREFOOT LUXURY! CHARLES AND CAMILLA DON ELABORATE SILK SHAWLS - BUT REMOVE THEIR SHOES - AS THEY'RE WELCOMED BY MALAYSIAN COMMUNITIES ON THEIR VERY ACTION-PACKED ROYAL TOUR – - – PRINCE CHARLES, CAMILLA BEGIN TOUR OF RATHER DAMP PENANG REPORTED BY NEW STRAITS TIMES GEORGE TOWN, November 7, 2017 –  Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, began their tour of the state today with a visit to the George Town Unesco World Heritage Site.  The royal couple first ...

THE moment that has been awaited for has come, and Their Royal Highnesses Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla arrived in Sarawak for their whirlwind visit.  Having witnessed Sarawak and its beauty first-hand, the Prince had a few choice words, which are constructive and bears plenty of useful advice that can be taken by the conservators and authorities managing these efforts. Certainly, the alarmist and fraudulent viewpoint being peddled by pseudo-journalists such as Clare Brown and associates fail to radicalise the fair, impassioned and learned observations of the Royal Prince. In fact, the Prince seems genuinely interested in conservation, and has shown that his knowledge extends far beyond what Sarawak Report gives His Highness credit for. In one of two separate articles  (quite an extraordinary 'feat' in itself - for Sarawak to get not one, but two articles, from the same British publication on the same day, not to mention on the same topic)  in the Daily Mail, titled ...