Blow off this Christmas vinyl, Christmas jazz vinyl.

It's a Christmas tradition to play this.

When the Germans started singing,

Stilnacht, Heiligenacht, I and all the other centuries woke up the other people to come along and see this.

What on earth is going on?

Then, after they finished their carol, we thought, well, we must retaliate, so we sang

the first Noel.

And after we finished that, they clapped and they started an O. Tannenbaum, and we went

on with other carols, first us, then the Germans.

That was Graham Williams, fighting for the British.

Soon after dark, we heard someone in the German trenches shout,

Hello, English, a Merry Christmas.

Soon, all along the line of the German trenches, we heard English, we're friends tonight.

Don't shoot, we won't shoot. We shouted back, we would not fire.

This is such a, maybe this is something like Marianne Williamson could put in her platform.

But what if we just made it mandatory that everyone has to sing together during war?

Like before battles.

Both different sides have to.

Yeah.

And the UN can set up neutral fraternization zones where disarmed people can go to a cafeteria together

and there's like you know like the more from a practical perspective if you're anti-war it's actually

like I thought of this originally through the lens of whoville but like whoville level absurd naive

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