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Chuck says Indian slums a model for humanity

by Phantom Ace ( 65 Comments › )
Filed under Environmentalism, UK at October 10th, 2010 - 5:30 pm

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He’s back! Crazy Chuck the prince of Wales (Not the blogger), is at it again with his hypocrisy. He claims that Indian shanty towns as portrayed in Slum Dog Millionaire are a model for humanity. This coming from a man who lives in the lap of luxury provided by Bristih tax payers. He thinks himself as above his subjects and seeks to control how they live.

BRITAIN’S Prince Charles has cited the Mumbai shantytown setting for the film “Slumdog Millionaire” as a role model for sustainable living in Western cities, a report said Saturday.

In the book, called Harmony, Prince Charles contrasts the “fragmented, deconstructed” housing estates of Western nations with the “order and harmony” of the dusty potters’ colony featured in the Oscar-winning movie.

The 61-year-old heir to the British throne writes in a new book being published next week that the Dharavi slum is better and more instinctively organised than many Western towns, London’s Daily Telegraph said.

Chuck should sell his family’s royal assets and move into an Indian slum himself. He has no intention to live in the slums himself. He views himself as part of the Tranzi global elite. Chuck wants to go back to the feudal sytem that his ancestors benefitted from. Like his namesake blogger, Chuck preaches what he will never live.
(Hat Tip: mfhorn)

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