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Spotify seems to be picking up some steam.  Isn't that interesting. What might we read into this? Her voice.  Sounds serious so what audience is it being pitched to? Where is H (as she calls him)?  Will he be brought in to show how men can be supportive at some point?  maybe? Could this be the real start for a political career or, could it just give more ammo to her critics? According to the promo, the talks will get into the history and talk with assorted people how "labels" or "stereotypes" continue to exist and how that intertwines with how women are not making breakthroughs (if I am reading it right). Unite for Female Empowerment might be a banner then.  But will it really change how most everyday first worlders (not working in, say Hollywood sort of job) view the topic as applicable to their life or is it more like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic? Are there other topics to follow ... eventually?  With the current topic, a little bit can go a long

 Recently there was an article about how it is unlikely that Harry will return for the Jubilee. The thought was that he would have difficulty looking at his family while knowing what is about to be unleashed against them in the upcoming book. Other thoughts are that if he did show with the kids (with or without Meghan) that the whole focus would shift to be on them instead of on the long years of work by Her Majesty.   As a side note, think about how different the kingdom has become since her first day on the throne?  What has change(s) have you seen? The security has not resolved so if he does come, what does that say about the future of the lawsuit? But at the same time, what about that idea that they might be able to come back when Charles takes the throne since the Queen put a kibosh on that return quite decisively?  As always with these things, it is an unnamed source.  So how reliable have those sources been in the past?  Really.  Can you come up with statement(s) which later cam