Here’s a really rather good (but unofficial) video promoting Lib Dem London mayoral candidate Brian Paddick:
* Nick Thornsby is a day editor at Lib Dem Voice.
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Oh, this is poor.
The active part of the video is the first minute showing the dystopian London that will be Boris’s legacy. The rest is barely up to the standard of the Cholmondeley-Warner parodies of the 50s with Brian claiming to do all sorts of things without justification.
A viewer’s attention will be caught by the excellently produced first minute. He/she will not register the second minute. Except for Brian saying “We can deliver that”.
Sheesh!