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Dawno nie było żadnych rozmów politycznych [nie wiem czy zagorzali obrońcy Kaczyńskich nie chcą się bawić w tłumaczenie się itd. i ich nie zakładają]. Ja nie mam zamiaru prowokować, tylko zaczynam się mocno bać.

Fotyga, Gosiewski, Macierewicz, Cymański, Kuchciński, Kaczmaerk [do niego mam chyba najmniej zastrzeżeń], pan premier, Lepper, Giertych, Orzechowski [!!!] ...

Cholera, wszędzie spiski, agenci, służby specjalne i paskudni niemcy.

Przecież połowa z tych ludzi to jeden wielki żart. Chyba nie muszę mówić dlaczego, wystarczy poczytać gazety [nie tylko te koszerne ] czy pooglądać telewizję [nie tylko prywatną].

O tych wszystkich śmiesznych przepychankach z Gilowską, Marcinkiewiczem, Dornem nie będę wspominał.

O Samoobronie czy LPRze też już nic nie mówię, temat chyba przedawniony [zatrudnimy może kogoś za seks albo zamówimy pięć piwek?].
Opozycja też jest śmieszna. Tusk jest kiepskim politykiem, który siedzi na dupie i krytykuje, zamiast próbować cokolwiek zrobić. Olejniczak jest zakłamany i niemniej cyniczny niż Giertych.

Jak ma się polityczna Polska?

[owczarnia]

DOCTOR [disdainfully]
Britain's Golden Age.

HARRIET JONES
It comes with a price.

DOCTOR
I gave them the wrong warning. I should've told them to run - as fast as they can, run and hide because the monsters are coming; the human race.

HARRIET JONES
Those are the people I represent. I did it on their behalf.

DOCTOR
Then I should've stopped you.

HARRIET JONES
What does that make you, Doctor? Another alien threat?

DOCTOR [stepping towards her angrily]
Don't challenge me, Harriet Jones. 'Cause I'm a completely new man. I could bring down your Government with a single word.

HARRIET JONES
You're the most remarkable man I've ever met. But I don't think you're quite capable of that.

DOCTOR
No, you're right. Not a single word.

[He looks down at her silently for a few seconds]

DOCTOR
Just six.

HARRIET JONES
I don't think so.

DOCTOR
Six words.

HARRIET JONES
Stop it!

DOCTOR
Six.

[They stare at each other for a few more seconds, a battle of wills. Then the Doctor walks around her and approaches Alex. He takes off his earpiece and speaks to him quietly, so Harriet Jones cannot hear]

DOCTOR
Don't you think she looks tired?

[He walks off again, leaving Alex looking rather confused, and Harriet Jones plain alarmed. He joins Rose, Jackie and Mickey again, and the four of them walk off down the street. Harriet Jones rushes up to Alex]

HARRIET JONES [urgently]
What did he say?

ALEX
Oh, uh - nothing, really--

HARRIET JONES
What did he say?!

ALEX
I-- nothing! I don't know!

HARRIET JONES [yelling after the Doctor's retreating back]
Doctor! Doctor, what did you-- what was-- what did he say?! What did you say, Doctor? Doctor?!

[The Doctor completely ignores her, as do the other three. She calms down slightly]

HARRIET JONES
I'm sorry.

[Alex begins to walk away, leaving Harriet Jones standing alone]



***


DOCTOR
Oh, that's yours...

[Rose takes a pink paper party hat out of the cracker]

ROSE
It's pink! Mum, it should be yours

DOCTOR
Pink! Lovely!

[She puts the hat on, and the Doctor watches her, smiling. Rose points to the television]

ROSE
Look, it's Harriet Jones!

[They all turn to look at the television, the Doctor taking a pair of glasses from his pocket]

MAN [on TV]
Prime Minister, is it true you are no longer fit to be in position?

HARRIET JONES
No. Now, can we talk about other things?

[The Doctor stands up and putting a pair of thick rimmed, geeky glasses on, looking sternly at the television]

MAN
Is it true you're unfit for office?

HARRIET JONES
Look, there is nothing wrong with my health! I don't know where these stories are coming from! And a vote of no confidence... is completely unjustified

[The phone rings and Jackie goes into the kitchen to answer it]

MAN
Are you going to resign?

HARRIET JONES [clearly confused and frustrated]
On today of all days, I'm fine. Look at me, I'm fine. I look fine, I feel fine.