Yeah. It's down to "who is the most high profile voice of the opposition". Probably 90's Oprah. You flip Oprah hard redpill during the Clinton era and... well probably nothing would change because the church of feminism would flip to Ellen.
Indoctrination in kids cartoons
It's always drawn hate.
Heinlein of the late 50's definitely lived down to the stereotype of a sneering STEM nerd telling an english major to get a real job. Which didn't sit too well since at that point he hadn't touched engineering for decades, had flopped at politics, and had been writing professionally for years.
It's just an invasion marking.
During the invasion of Europe, allied planes were painted with alternating black and white stripes.
During the first Gulf War, allied armor was painted with chevrons in infrared reflective paint.
Stillwater was a better map and the radio stations were better.
I don't think you understand the motivation of the Baltics.
Their entire foreign policy can basically be summed up as "Fuck the Russians". Not "Fuck Russia", "the Russians". They hate the country, but because they hate the people in it. If there was a Team Yankee war, the Estonians and Finns would encircle St Petersberg and put on a reenactment of Nanking.
Furthermore, the royals own so much land
This is what Americans don't know about the United Kingdom. In the US you have the Bureau of Land Management and they control like a quarter of the country. That isn't the case in the UK. Pretty much all the ranch land that's left is owned by the monarchy, meaning they extract rent from most British livestock production.
Theranos had a conceptual product. It just needed a couple decades of engineering to deliver a tenth of what they promised.
It was the sort of idea that a more disciplined VC might have managed to wring some money out of through patent licensing.
The credit roll for Persona 4 Golden.