The Forsytes was not for me! And the filming style is so artificial, I googled and apparently other people felt the same. Two of the actors looked like they are made out of plastic. I bet they look lovely when they haven't been digitally altered! The set could've been anywhere. Maybe it was -maybe it's all green screen.
So I decided to listen to Triggernometry's update on Venezuela instead. I have noticed that most of the sources I consider reliable have been silent about this - which I presumed was due to lack of information. So this was useful, with Francis having family over there.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=ky0GXUc3Hso&pp=ygUOdHJpZ2dlcm5vbWV0cnk%3D
I found this really fascinating, the first 20 minutes or so is history so if you want to get straight into the current situation, move to there-ish.
What I really like about these two is their ability to present information without bias. It is so difficult to get that neutrality.
The answers I got for my own questions
seems I was correct in thinking that there are no videos of people celebrating on the street in Venezuela as they are effectively under lockdown
Was curious about the woman in charge now - had no idea she was one of Maduro's henchmen, I suspect she's very much an interim appointment and provides a bridge for the reasons they've explained, I guess.
The Greenland issue was mentioned
I like how they explained the efficiency of the military operation
Whatever Trump was thinking before about America's place in the world, (the time he swore on camera) this shows a seriously targeted strategy. Perhaps he's just taking over as much as he can now.
they also mentioned that Joe Biden had a bounty for the arrest of Maduro. I might have missed the full details but it looks like Trump issued it initially in his first administration and then Biden increased the amount. So it seems fair to say that the US have been after him for a long time.
Who knew a current affairs update could be more interesting than a period drama? 😂