Reminded (by a conversation) of this piece of classic British satire from *cough* 35 years ago. One for the more mature politics geek. dailymotion.com/video/x2ohhib
And I don’t think it’s me being a stereotypical “better in my day” type to say that I don’t think modern political satire really does the job this well.
I had remembered Ted Heath as the old man who refuses to join in, but had forgotten James Goldsmith joining in with “the morning will come when the world is mine”. Which, as founder of the Referendum Party, it rather did.
Originally posted as a thread of 3 tweets on Twitter on 14 December 2021. View the original thread.