Re:Putting BBC presenter on a return flight to interview Gre...
by eesmith on Sunday December 29, 2019 @12:12AM
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Your interpretation is contrary to the presented text, which ends:
> Ms Sands said: "Greta is not actually judgmental towards individuals, accepting that other people will not all conform to her high standards and asking only for people to do what they can."
Note that 'CO2 treason' is a phrase you just invented, and not a quote from her. Nor does a DDG or Google search find preexisting uses of that phrase.
While the first relevant hits to "Queen Greta" on DDG link me to The Daily Stormer. Did you make up that term yourself, or are you really spreading American far-right neo-Nazi memes?
You also wrote "sailing for two weeks like Greta did" which is an obtuse interpretation at best.
It's a 2 hour flight from London to Stockholm. Adding travel time to/from the respective airports, plus security, call it no more than 7 hours.
Taking trains from London to Stockholm takes 27 hours. No sailing involved. You'll want to add 8 hours for a layover somewhere to sleep, so call it 35 hours.
(There doesn't appear to be a passenger ferry service from the UK to Sweden. A near daily freight ferry takes 26 hours from Immingham to Gothenburg, plus connection time on both sides.)
> Ms Sands said: "Greta is not actually judgmental towards individuals, accepting that other people will not all conform to her high standards and asking only for people to do what they can."
Note that 'CO2 treason' is a phrase you just invented, and not a quote from her. Nor does a DDG or Google search find preexisting uses of that phrase.
While the first relevant hits to "Queen Greta" on DDG link me to The Daily Stormer. Did you make up that term yourself, or are you really spreading American far-right neo-Nazi memes?
You also wrote "sailing for two weeks like Greta did" which is an obtuse interpretation at best.
It's a 2 hour flight from London to Stockholm. Adding travel time to/from the respective airports, plus security, call it no more than 7 hours.
Taking trains from London to Stockholm takes 27 hours. No sailing involved. You'll want to add 8 hours for a layover somewhere to sleep, so call it 35 hours.
(There doesn't appear to be a passenger ferry service from the UK to Sweden. A near daily freight ferry takes 26 hours from Immingham to Gothenburg, plus connection time on both sides.)