I'd have thought Miss Piggy was the obvious muppet?

Your list is getting quite impressive Keith. If it keeps growing at this rate, you might have enough to convince a few shallow fools that propaganda never existed, that the white feathers were nice but not necessary, that firing squads were just practicing for the enemy.

The accounts of those there, especially the poets who could articulate their feelings. Nothing compared to those who get cited by The BBC eh? If you look carefully, (you never do though,) the history section also includes a smattering of Wilfred Owen and speaks of propaganda and enforced hate lessons for soldiers. It speaks of deserters, it rattles on merrily about the butcher of the Somme.

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Hoots of derision. Thanks, I couldn't have articulated it better myself. Hoot hoot! (Boom Boom..)