>>6670462

Any of that is possible, but it's true that many people have what is sometimes called "resting bitch face". This anon is afflicted with one; my face, when relaxed, looks like a thunderstorm. :(

We may never know what was said.

There again, the Queen has seen an enormous amount of history unfold. She was hit with the burden of being the monarch at age of only 25, after her father's premature death from lung cancer. She wasn't even supposed to be in line for the throne; if her idiot uncle Edward hadn't lost his marbles over Wallis Simpson, none of the current Mountbatten-Windsors would be where they are. It's just as well, though. Edward was weak (in almost every way, as every biography points out) and Elizabeth, thanks to her natural temperament, has been an outstanding monarch.

It's nice to see all the ladies in tiaras, too. Very pretty. It was wonderful to see the table setting and flowers for the State Banquet, magnificent. Couldn't help but wonder if we'll see the likes of it again; so many traditions are dying, and it's such a shame. The rabid pursuit of everything modern constantly destroys things of beauty and value.

Was not keen to see people bashing Tiffany in the DM story comments today. She's in law school, she's not pregnant. Who didn't gain some weight on fast food in college? Speaking of weight: somebody please give the Duchess of Cambridge a sandwich. We can see Kate's ribs and collarbone a little too clearly.

I'm favor of the UK keeping its constitutional monarchy; the institution is a very intrinsic part of the nation's history and today, its very face and personality.

I don't trust anyone who wants to toss out EVERYTHING of age, every tradition. That attitude is immature, and foolish.

>>6670769

Just watched POTUS and FLOTUS welcome Prince Charles and Camilla to tonight's dinner at the U.S. Ambassador's residence.

As always, FLOTUS looked gorgeous– that red dress!

Blind Items Revealed #2

May 24, 2019

Just to give yet another big middle finger to his accusers, this disgraced producer is actually making millions from his civil settlement with his accusers. The way the deal is structured means money in his pocket.

Harvey Weinstein

Interesting comment:

Substance D said…

This is his reward for pushing the MeToo stuff onto the front page. He's just a tool for the Agency and his time as a profitable producer was waning. So, the black ops wing of private finance bought his company and he played the villain and now he gets a lovely parting gift. Hollywood is the main propaganda arm of the government and those who own the gov. This is Harve's gold watch.

Well, well. Harvey Weinstein was a Sea-Yi-Yay operative? I can buy that, and Hollywood damn sure IS the propaganda arm of the shadow government.

>>6670892

Exactly right.

Hell, my dad even KNEW a Paperclip guy. Gunther was smart as hell; in his spare time (this was the 80's!) he wrote stock market prediction software. Self-taught computer hardware tech. If it had a circuit in it, the guy could make it do what he wanted.

They really WERE smarter than the average Joe. German scientists/engineers were part of the war booty of WWII. They were planted all over the US, too– hello Huntsville, Alabama and a ton of other unlikely spots.

None of the Paperclip guys ever paid a dime in taxes, either.

(sauce is the massive bibliography in pic related, which is one of the best books I've read in the last 10 years– recommended)

>>6670938

Oh God, you cannot IMAGINE the hatred Georgians have for that hippopotamus. Nice try accusing Georgians of racism, though; check the demographics. Visit Atlanta, and you'll wonder why black is considered "minority", because it sure as hell isn't one here.

Thank God for Brian Kemp. Georgia Repubs had a big war room meeting in Savannah a couple of weeks ago. They know we're a target for extremists and west coast Dems.