Jakob the Liar
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...and everybody in Poland.
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-He likes the Polish, doesn't he?
-Of course. We're his allies.

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Mr. Churchill, if we only
have a little bit of time...

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...I would like you to update us
on the events around Bezanika.

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I'd be delighted.
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That is my area of exper-
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Gesundheit, Mr. Churchill!
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Excuse me.
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The cigar smoke gets up one's nose.
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Where was I?
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Bezanika, in Poland.
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I know where Bezanika is.
I'm not stupid.

:07:48
And I was on the phone
with Mr. Stalin...

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...who told me his troops
were doing wonderfully.

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Is that not so, Mr. Stalin?
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Da!
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Does that mean it's nearly over?
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That's a very good question.
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He heard me!
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We remind listeners
not to ask questions...

:08:08
...as that interferes with reception.
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And please don't look at the radio!
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But it's still
a very good question.

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And the answer is yes!
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The whole megillah
will soon be over...

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...and that schmendrick Hitler
will be gone!

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And that brings to an end
our speciaI bulletin for Poland.

:08:30
We remind young listeners to brush
their teeth before going to bed.

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I turned it off now.
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What about music?
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Music?
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Turn around.
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Music.

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