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The climate of change
Mar. 31st, 2004 10:32 pmI've just watched what I now realise is my second of the BBC's series of docu-dramas on current affairs. Not interesting, you may think, but these look at the long term effect of current day politics and trends; incorporating recent news in their extrapolation in a way that is rather close to my line of thinking.
They paint a poignant picture of things to come.
Of course, personally I believe things will take more of a middle line but they still spell out change in no uncertain way.
I must say that finally someone has produced a series of forward looking programmes that seem plausible and give one an idea of what we might expect. Far more interesting than watching the certain train-wreck that is American foreign policy unfold in painstaking detail in front of our eyes, at least.
They paint a poignant picture of things to come.
Of course, personally I believe things will take more of a middle line but they still spell out change in no uncertain way.
I must say that finally someone has produced a series of forward looking programmes that seem plausible and give one an idea of what we might expect. Far more interesting than watching the certain train-wreck that is American foreign policy unfold in painstaking detail in front of our eyes, at least.
