Quantum Physicists rejoice! The age-old paradox of cause and effect reversal has been explained by the huge wobbly brains of the British public. Clearly a global economic downturn can be caused by Robert Peston reporting on, er, the global economic downturn. Obviously, what with it all being his fault, the wobbly British brain is rather angry with him. Fortunately he’s got StrongholdBarricades here watching his back, even when he’s on holiday.
The story starts with Andrew Neil’s blog, written this week by his co-presenter Anita Anand, who you might describe as a kind of fully-functioning deputy.
So is it some kind of conspiracy?
Robert, Nick, and Andrew all AWOL in the same week?
Have these guys become so important that they don’t have fully functioning deputies?
Certainly a great amount of stuff in the in tray, but presumably new stuff will emerge next week
StrongholdBarricades
You might be onto something with your consipiracy theory there. I think there’s a similar conspiracy that makes flights and hotels really expensive – and full of kids – at certain times of the year.
Anyway, Robert Peston has decided to spend this week – the one halfway through the school term, now I think of it – in west Wales.
I hope that you enjoy your family holiday Robert, and hopefully by admitting this so publicly it hasn’t compromised your own safety.
I must ask, however, are you the only person at the BBC that can make comments upon the issues currently running through the news?
No strength in depth at the BBC?
StrongholdBarricades
You fool, Robert, you thought hiding in an area of a mere 4,000 square miles would protect you? If only you hadn’t been so damnably specific about which side of Wales you’d gone to! I have written to your boss to warn him, by the way. It was easy to work out the address because it’s where you work five days a week, 48 weeks of the year, while you’re appearing on live TV.