@dieworkwear What do you make of the linen/wool controversy?
Carnet makes very nice blended fabrics which suited me well in hot Italian summer weddings—but I'm also aware that historically one did not mix wool and linen.
(This concern does not survive the first Negroni, in my experience).
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@YfReykers@SecGenNATO@NATO They did this a while back for the Netherlands, probably for internal political reasons. Pretty grim analysis as even with current spending levels the assessment is that they can't meet the capability requirements.
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@jburnmurdoch Very interesting and enjoyed your article in the FT this morning.
One question—what would the hourly wages look like when corrected for purchase power? US graduates need to fund much higher basic costs of living (most notably health insurance). Does this impact conclusion?
@Sustainable2050@KLM The same airline (air france) offers transfers via CDG to Belgian passengers by selling them a Thalys ticket for the first leg. Exact same situation, much better solution.
(Is KLM trying to retain max number of Schiphol slots?)
@karel_lannoo Bucharest 1.1, no? I guess this was always going to be the case, and the contents of the arms/support packages (move to proactive rather than reactive schedule of delivery) are more telling. See latest Brussels Sprouts podcast as well
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@PaulLomax Especially as it would be rather trivial to invite a set of Dutch town planners over to explain their way of working (I’m sure they’d love to do so) - it’s not like no one has figured this thing out