babayagagirl

guess what i hate most travel influencer reels on instagram are not the anti-indian reels but actually those travel influencers who travel to afghanistan and try to romanticise their travels over there conveniently not mentioning about how women are suffering over there

Historyloverhoney

@babayagagirl true even I noticed that. I think men don't think about women feelings or conditions that much.
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babayagagirl

guess what i hate most travel influencer reels on instagram are not the anti-indian reels but actually those travel influencers who travel to afghanistan and try to romanticise their travels over there conveniently not mentioning about how women are suffering over there

Historyloverhoney

@babayagagirl true even I noticed that. I think men don't think about women feelings or conditions that much.
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babayagagirl

so how is everyone? for starters, i graduated this month. 

Maatijyo

@babayagagirl Congratulations my star
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Divyansh16

@babayagagirl and I'm a post graduate. Just enjoying my holidays.
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babayagagirl

Why are Indian news channels degrading? There is nothing relevant about them anymore

Historyloverhoney

They don't even do basic fact checking while reporting news .
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babayagagirl

@Divyansh16 they literally get the most controversial and nonsensical topic to debate on to get trps. my parents watch them and i am like you can simply read newspapers which have a much better insights on news than these idiots do. 
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Divyansh16

@babayagagirl Yes. All they know is shouting on top of their lungs and fight on nonsense topics rather than delivering NEWS. That's why shifted on YouTube to get some real insight on news rather than bearing shoutings from really and disgusting uneducated people.
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babayagagirl

World War I can be loosely defined as Queen Victoria’s arrogant grandchildren began the war. 

babayagagirl

@Divyansh16 Kaiser’s relationship had been strained with Victoria mainly due to his disregard for his English relations which stemmed mainly from his arrogance and his insecurities because of his health because of which he perceived that everyone was anti him in her mother’s side of family. Secondly, he was a conservative while Victoria signified a liberal and open minded society. He had once even said that ‘Germany is the land of Christianity and England is the land of liberals and he wishes to keep it like that’ this was said awhile before the outbreak of WW1. 
            
            His relationship with his uncle was also strained again due to his arrogance because he believed Edward VII should treat him like his German counterpart as the heir to German throne like Edward was to British throne while the older man treated him like a man treats his nephew. 
            
            The second reason was of course, Alexandra Of Denmark apart from the Tsarina. It also had a lot to do with seizure of Schelswig Holstein (Danish Duchy) during the Danish Prussian war of 1860s had a huge impact. She was known to have quoted him as ‘an enemy within’. This had strained her relationship with Wilhelm’s mother as well a bit. Famously, Alexandra was known to have had strained relationship with other members of family as well.  
            
            Alexandra Feodronova dislike him a lot mainly due to his arrogance which actually had a profound influence on her husband, Nicholas 
            
            George V much like other family members wasn’t fond of him either but he didn’t had an active resentment against him apart from his dislike for his arrogance. 
            
            Kaiser’s sister’s Sophia’s conversion to Greek Orthodoxy was disliked by him and banned her from entering Prussia. 
            
            But, yes. Victoria unlike most of her successors still held a political levarage and could have prevented the war. 
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Divyansh16

@babayagagirl 
            
            He had a close and affectionate bond with his grandmother, Queen Victoria, and was by her side when she passed away. However, his relationship with his uncle, Edward VII, was strained for several reasons.
            
            Firstly, Queen Alexandra, Edward's wife, played a significant role. She and her sister, the Dowager Tsarina of Russia, harbored deep resentment towards Germany due to its aggression against their father's duchy.
            
            Secondly, Edward VII himself was a factor. By the end of his reign, he had significantly strengthened the British fleet, recognizing Germany’s naval expansion. Despite this, he was a shrewd politician who managed to maintain peace in Europe.
            
            George V also had a tense relationship with his cousin, the German Kaiser. When George was the Prince of Wales, his cousin frequently mocked and belittled him.
            
            Had Queen Victoria been alive, she would never have approved the peace treaty with France under any circumstances. It was Edward VII who forged the alliance with France, shifting Britain’s foreign policy. Victoria, on the other hand, was a staunch supporter of Germany and strongly backed the German Kaiser.
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Historyloverhoney

@babayagagirl ha I got it. The hostility was already built among the nations so  the constitutional monarchs couldn't do much. 
            If you wouldn't mind I want to know your opinion regarding Edward 8th  and his nazi affiliations.
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babayagagirl

Is watching Shin Chan in your 20s not normal? 

babayagagirl

But she doesn’t understand 
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babayagagirl

@Divyansh16 that’s what I tell my mother 
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babayagagirl

I will never understand why Rekha-Amitabh’s extra marital affair is so romanticised. 

Historyloverhoney

@babayagagirl my guess is pretty privilege.  If the wife is pretty according to public she gets the sympathy and support but if the public like the man whore and mistress,  then they get support and the wife is ridiculed.
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