Posted on 07/18/2026 1:15:42 PM PDT by Eleutheria5
Sky News host Danica De Giorgio reacts to Greta Thunberg’s sister, Beata Thunberg, taking the world by storm in the arts.
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Dang!
Beata Thunberg. Sound advice.
they took off the wigs.
She sings worse than Yoko Ono. And I never thought that was possible!
Beata needs a spear and horned helmet to complete the classic “when the fat lady sings” trope!
It’s what they do with the non-blonde, non-hot women. Sound torture until they go out of their gourds. Fascists! A little dye and some silicon, and they’d pass for blonde hotties, too! But nooooooo!
How dare you! (But you are right).
Chernobyl?
And no plastic surgery either. (back then, anyway)
Ugly runs in the family.
With maybe a touch of fetal alcohol syndrome.
Is Greta still pushing global warming? Last I heard she was working on flotilla boats to Gaza, to supposedly provide humanitarian aid .
Has the media abandoned Greta on global warming? She’s not a little girl anymore. So they cannot realistically portray her as being a child who’s going to lecture all the adults about the evils of fossil fuels, etc.
Perhaps as an adult woman, Greta lecturing us just doesn’t have the same impact, as when the little girl Greta was lecturing us.
Two FAS examples.
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