I hope they also investigate the ocean chemtrails.

I can't say UCL is not greedy when it comes to overseas money, but this year was indeed a surprise with regards to how many students took up their offer. It may have something to do the US being so unattractive this year.

For Two Fistfuls of Dollars

It too has its share of fools, but the algorithm does not rub you in them. Reading comprehension also tends to be better.

Sehr cool, werde ich mir anhören. Zwei Freundinnen, die für das Goethe-Institut gearbeitet haben, hatten viel Gutes zu erzählen. Traurig, dass das Außenministerium in den letzten Jahren so viele Standorte geschlossen hat. Auch hier wurde "Soft-Power", und wichtiger, Kulturaustausch, aufgegeben.

Believe it or not, but I completely agree with all these points and was on her side . It's just that the British press consists of many papers and not every paper attacked her.
And it seems that you can't say you found a show bizarre without being grouped with "Meghan-haters".

You are claiming that the paper which writes articles like these
www.google.com/search?q=cro...

and regularly provides space for republican views gives an excellent show a bad review only to please the Prince of Wales.
Or perhaps they simply didn't like the show.

Sorry, but this is nonsense. You clearly don't know how the Guardian has covered the royal family. And the reviewer didn't like the show, they are not allowed to say?

The Guardian is very (upper-)middle class culturally, but the journalism is great and one thing people here forget is that they are generally quite favourable towards the Duchess. It's just that her show is not good.

I got curious after the Guardian trashed it in a very entertaining way.
Our family found it fascinating. It's Meghan in limbo, stuck in a catalogue, cursed to produce perfection and completely overapply herself in every step.
Alternatively, the show's staging the most sugarcoated OCD.

Don't forget the most ridiculous part: "You're in no position to dictate what we're gonna feel", said the US president to the president of a completely dependent, war-battered and partially occupied Ukraine.

I am barely on X anymore and it's certainly be better for my mood, X has become such a terrible environment. BlueSky can have some of that but not to the same degree.

Hi Michael, consider supporting the Guardian (I am not affiliated with them). I am sure you are aware they generally do excellent work and on this issue they did provide a variety of voices without compromising integrity.

A lot of politicians and other parts of the society are speaking up, but Congress is the most effective control instrument here and unfortunately it's completely subservient.

Who in hell are the logs of Americans who have a problem with Zelenskyy's outfit?

Thanks, Larry. A meow of reason.