Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales, are "parasitic scum living off the taxes" charged protestor Dan Moore, 18, as two separate groups of protesters added a small, bitter taste to the royal visit.

Diana's review and reception at the Princess of Wales' Own Regiment armories on Montreal Street was a key event in the royal visit to Kingston.

Half a block away at Princess and Montreal streets, Mr. Moore wore a bandanna over his lower face and waved a large black flag at traffic. He was surrounded by 20 members of the Eight-Ball Justice Collective and a small group of Mohawks.

Only 100 feet from the spot where the princess and her regiment met, a group of 18 natives and their supporters took over a second- storey roof with banners and a two-storey sign protesting "500 years of suffering at the hands of the white oppressor."

Fran Sugar, who is from the Cree Territory in Saskatchewan, said it was disrespectful for organizers not to include aboriginal representatives in the meetings. "This is Mohawk territory."

Protester Steve Olivier said the Mohawks had to move to this area after they supported the British in the American revolution. They argued that they should have been included directly in the royal visit because of the historical treaties signed by the Crown, and the contemporary importance of native issues.