Life imitating art?

I've been wondering from where George Osborne and the Tories sourced their piss-poor and manifestly untrue slogan 'We're All In It Together'.

Turns out it's from Terry Gilliam's Brazil, a film described as a 'dystopian satire' of a dysfunctional industrial world, in which the

 bureaucratic, totalitarian government is reminiscent of the government depicted in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, except that it has a buffoonish, slapstick quality and lacks a Big Brother figure.

The difference between Brazil and Britain being that the Tories are using fear to cow us, rather than enforced jolliness.

Goooooaaaaaalllllllll

The big question is about Maicon's goal against the mighty Grass-Eaters: shot or cross-gone-wrong?

I get readers!

What is it with politicians and civil servants? I've had one from gov.ie and one from gov.au searching for 'caviar woman brazil' and 'caviar woman adriano'. Meanwhile, an Ottawan searched for 'rat poison snorted'. My advice is: don't.