Saturday 13 March 2010

This Week at Wootton Bassett



Old Rightie's post 'Out of the Mouths of Babes' has a link to a BBC video in which the children of Wootton Bassett give their opinions of war. Will anyone listen?

9 comments:

Oldrightie said...

Thank you for the link, Subrosa. I suspect many are listening and those lovely kids sound more intelligent and understanding than the whole of this dreadful Government.

subrosa said...

OR it's always a pleasure to link to you. The BBC said they'd put it online but I couldn't find it.

Anyway I think your post is strong, honest and true.

Mrs Rigby said...

Thanks for this Subrosa, I've linked your post and also managed to find the school's video.

subrosa said...

That's great Mrs Rigby. Will you be my personal google searcher? I looked several times for it but it goes to show how hopeless I am.

subrosa said...

I would like to suggest you visit Mrs Rigby's to read her post:

http://mrsrigbysays.blogspot.com/2010/03/children-of-wootton-bassett.html

banned said...

Passing my local Police station the other day I was surprsed to see a large gathering of the great and the good plus various uniformed members of the Armed Forces standing to attention.

An informant later told me that this would have been to greet the onward repatriation of a casualty from Wooton Basset. Sadly kept discrete to avoid the attentions of both the EDF and Islamists.

Thanks for the link from mrsrigby

Mrs Rigby said...

Thanks Subrosa.

I'm fairly good at using Google, but this time it didn't help because it doesn't come up with any hits for the title of the video, which is unusual. It really was a case of digging into the BBC site.

I expect their "School Report" list is ranked by popularity, which is why one about climate change is at the top, maybe we can get Wootton Bassett's to the top instead?

subrosa said...

Good to know another part of the country is showing gratitude banned. Terrible these things have to be done discreetly isn't it.

subrosa said...

I feel much better now Mrs R, because like you I did dig around although not in the BBC site just Youtube.

Let's hope we can get it a little further up the list anyway.

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