Linmalut

I came to this interview expecting some timeless wisdom-insights about living in harmony with animals and nature, and reflections on how life is more than just material possessions. But that depth never really surfaced. After a while, I found myself wondering: at her age, is she virtue signaling? That thought lingered, and then came the familiar wave of messaging, and at that point, I had to switch it off.

I remember being on a flight that day, which was diverted to a different London airport, but no one said why. When I finally arrived, London was in chaos; many people lost their lives that day, and so many more were permanently injured. The lives of so many were shattered by losing a family member, or those who survived but were permanently psychologically or physically injured, or both. Yet, strangely, the focus of this documentary was on how the events impacted the feelings of a minority, trying to paint a tolerant British society as intolerant. There is so many things wrong with this documentary, not calling things what they are.