brexit - apparently always inevitable

[Ken Gargett]

 

"Yes Minister" European Diplomacy by Sir Humphrey Appleby

Posted by British Commonwealth and Anglosphere on Friday, March 18, 2016

 

https://www.facebook.com/britishcommonwealth2/videos/1125295727510356/

[Ken Gargett]

tried editing this - i still much prefer the old site where things worked occasionally. 

if you go to the facebook address at the bottom of the post. 

[Fugu]

48 minutes ago, Ken Gargett said:

tried editing this - i still much prefer the old site where things worked occasionally. 

if you go to the facebook address at the bottom of the post. 

Can you copy&paste the text, Ken? Unclear which one you are referring to.

[Ken Gargett]

4 minutes ago, Fugu said:

Can you copy&paste the text, Ken? Unclear which one you are referring to.

this bit.

n Friday, March 18, 2016

 

https://www.facebook.com/britishcommonwealth2/videos/1125295727510356/

[Ken Gargett]

crap. it has done it again. 

do we have a flush button? 

[Fugu]

Just now, Ken Gargett said:

crap. it has done it again. 

do we have a flush button? 

 

[Fugu]

4 minutes ago, Ken Gargett said:

crap. it has done it again. 

do we have a flush button? 

Ok, now the link to the vid is working!

[HarveyBoulevard]

Its like watching Nostradamus

...a pigs breakfast...love that bit.  I laughed out loud.

[Philski]

My Economics degree also involved politics and public administration modules; the politics lecturer told us that Yes Minister/Prime Minister series was an unbelievably accurate depiction of how the Civil Service and politicians work together in real life.  Although we are often not privy to the machinations of the Civil Service, you can find out a lot if you know where to look, and he was so right.  Sir Humphreys everywhere.