Conversations

Today's news seems to be all about conversations: conversations that happened in the dead of night 30 years ago, conversations that were recorded at the 11th hour. Funny how words can destroy entire administrations so quickly and easily. No real effort required.

You've probably also noticed how we haven't been doing, as they say in the bigs, "extended coverage" of all the political goings-on lately. Well, that's mainly because we've already covered it all, and we've been right on every occasion (check the archives). Re-hashing the obvious doesn't play well here. But if we must:

- Old guy used to run the FBI really did take down the Nixon administration. Maybe your grandfather cares. We know his name and his face now, move on.
- Adscam is still draggin along. You're all going to jail.
- PM's chief of staff tried to buy Tories with Cabinet positions. Big surprise. You're all getting fired.

See how easy this is? If only we got paid for this. THEN, I'd have a 45-part serial on why Tim Murphy saw fit to use his undercover voice on the phone, despite not knowing he was being taped, or something like that...