The 8 explosive allegations of “Rebel Prince”, a new book on Prince Charles

United Kingdom - a new biography """"with vitriol"""" depicts Prince Charles as a """"spoiled and irascible"""" man, overflowing with maliciousness and living a chaotic existence.

In his book Rebel Prince, the investigative journalist Tom Bower reveals the many tribulations of the presumptive heir to the throne over his long waiting decades -information gleaned from some 120 sources.""""He is a spoiled and irascible prince, and a man who, while aspiring to do good -and sometimes achieving it -does not realize that he also happens to do a lot of trouble.In reality, he does not seem to worry about it, """"he comments in an interview with the British Huffpost.

It is not the first time that the author has written on men of power, lending the flank to numerous controversies - and resounding trials, where the requests for damages amount to millions of pounds.Geoffrey Robinson, former owner of the New Statesmen political magazine, describes him as a """"messianic personality, bordering on mental imbalance.

But Tom Bower, who now plans to add Jeremy Corbyn to a list of subjects already including Tony Blair and Richard Branson, claims to favor figures which """"project an advantageous image of themselves"""".""""They seek to hide everything that could serve them.Thanks to communicators whose talent is matched only by fees, they offer the public a meticulously worked and completely attractive appearance.""""

""""My method consists in overlying this varnish to highlight reality.To do this, I rely on individuals who have had the opportunity to meet them, work or live with them.These always tell a very different story.""""

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