oh come on people have intestinal resections and they're fine a month or two later they don't have to take medication for months or years

Any modern government would assassinate Cersei if she got in the way of their plans.

Of course it opened in Australia. Why wouldn't it?

Oh Dios mío. Esto es muy emocionante

The Trump dialogue is the funniest shit.

No slavery? Pfft. Middle East just hides it under contracts.

This one also rings bitter.

The Taliban and Afghanistan are still a fucking shitshow.

That bit about Russia and Ukraine really didn't age well, huh?

The commie are butthurt in this chapter don't they? "mUhh tHe sOvieT arE tHe TruE hEro in wW2, thEy tOok thE hEavy liFt", process to ignore the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, the Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939 while the Poland were also had to fight back the Nazis, and the Katyn Massacre right after.

I’ve read the majority of this story before, so to see Fifield be so hopeful of the future of Westeros is really disheartening in the long run.

Kind of surprised that they discussed trade of airplanes right out the gate. Then again, 'money makes the world go round', doesn't it?

I’m surprised that Renly didn’t give a strange reaction to the fact that Australia has a Queen, rather than a King, considering the historic resistance in Westeros to female rulers.

And so it begins...
I've always been a sucker for this type of story, especially if it involves Westeros coming into contact with present-day Earth.

What are are marcher lords?

Renly is not in Planetos anymore.