Matt Forde

Turn on the hot tap.

Turn on the hot tap of investment to stimulate the tepid bath of managed decline.

The radox of international agreement to stimulate the bath for all I care.

By using your big toe to stem the trickle down.

Or is it just that when it comes out of different people's mouths, it makes us feel different?

Had Tony Blair said, the tepid bath of managed decline, would we have said, oh, actually, that's got a real urgency to it.

I can see it now, the tepid bath, and I don't want to get in it.

That is such a good point.

That actually, the sort of driver in that sentence is actually quite authoritarian.

The motivation is this will be imposed into your body.

Yeah.

Against your will.

So what she said, the effervescent tablet of AI that you can choose to dilute in water whether you like it, like a Barocca.

Yes.

You can choose a tablet of water.

OK, let's focus on Farage.

We mentioned Tony Blair's essay.

Farage has been writing a few as well.

On his rather grandly titled blog, Essays to Britain.

One of the phrases he uses is the uni party, effectively to clump Labour and the Tories together.