Al Murray

Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

Yeah, exactly.

They're ready.

And they're ready to help out with the peaceful occupation of Norway by the Germans.

However, Raider talks to Quisling and realizes... Yeah, they have a meeting.

And Quisling, though, at that meeting says, you know, the Brits have got designs on Norway, but he thinks it's in order to help out the Finns.

Because one of the other things that's going on, of course, is the Soviet-Finnish war, the Winter War, which the British and the French, at the same time as all this, are prevaricating about.

The French at one point are quite keen on helping, sending soldiers to help the Finns.

And the British are like, I don't know about that.

Just imagine if...

slightly different diplomatic course of events.

Yeah.

And it's on.

It's going to happen, mate.

Because that's how it works.

Yeah, there's no U-turn now.

Yeah, that's how it works around here.

The Fuhrer says it's a brilliant idea.

Oh, has he?

So British plans are to land at Narvik and three other points, and that's given approval on the 5th of February.