How many David Davis’s are there? After all, you never seem to get the same answer from him if you ask him the same question more than once, so it stands to reason that there might be more than one. And how angry will one wing or other of the Conservative Party be when they find out what the actual answer is?
But enough of Brexit, it’s time for tonight’s musical interlude. We haven’t had any suggestions, so what have I got for you tonight?
Confusion seems to be the order of the day, so here’s something from the Beatles…
Enjoy, and I’ll see you next week…
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When I think of the situation we are in this song springs to mind
I suppose it is politicians’ idea of negotiating. It is full of bluster, untruths or half-truths and poor memories. It is very outcome based so process takes a back seat. Anything goes. All very frustrating for logically based minds. Still, I’m becoming more optimistic for Britain if not the Liberal Democrats.
Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.
At the interim point of negotiations not everything is agreed – thus nothing is agreed.
Simples.
For a musical interlude how about Should I Stay or Should I Go by The Clash.
Every time a ‘statement’ is made I remember ‘The Eagles’….
You can’t hide your lyin’ eyes
And your smile is a thin disguise
I thought by now you’d realize
There ain’t no way to hide your lyin eyes…
A “pointless” type question for you. These are words for ‘Goodbye’ in ten languages.
Can you name the most obscure?
arrivederci
au revoir
auf Wiedersehen
adiós
selamat tinggal
tot ziens
adeus
dovidenia
bay-bay
la revedere