And yesterday, I went, as we all must, to Peppa Pig World. Hands up if you’ve been to Peppa Pig World – not enough. I was a bit hazy about what I would find at Peppa Pig World, but I loved it. Peppa Pig World is very much my kind of place. It had very safe streets. Discipline in schools. Heavy emphasis on new mass transit systems, I noticed. Even if they are a bit stereotypical about daddy pig. But the real lesson for me about going to Peppa Pig World was about the power of UK creativity. Who would have believed, Tony, that a pig that looks like a hairdryer, or possibly a sort of Picasso-like hairdryer, A pig that was rejected by the BBC, Would now be exported to 180 countries, With theme parks both in America and in China as well as in the New Forest, And a business that is worth at least £6bn to this country, £6bn and counting. I think that it is pure genius, don’t you? Peppa pig? No government in the world, no Whitehall civil servant in the world, could conceivably have come up with Peppa.
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“One can grow wonderful nuts by putting one’s own seed into an alien shell,” and, “Talk about Lenin and Marx without mentioning drawbacks of Marx. I guarantee your success, but you have to be patient.”
The Roeriches rendered these commands of the master into instructions for their associates:
“Talking about legends and prophecies, one needs to draw more attention to practical life, stressing how good life will be in the New Country under cooperatives. We need to point out that Buddha built communist commonwealth, and Christ propagated communist order. Moreover, it will be useful if we recognize that Lenin is the most important Communist.”