What, if anything, will be done?The question applies particularly to France, which once ruled Togo.
There is belief that this can be done, the question is are we going to like the result by pushing it through with mandates?
"But then what has he done?" The question is clearly meant to suggest that whatever "transgression" Lasdun might have committed, it is so occult, so deeply inwound with the indefinable mysteries of male-female interaction, that it cannot be named.
As you stare at your feet and face the consequences of whatever it is you've said or done, the question doesn't need answering because the answer is already obvious:- (a) No I didn't think or (b) Yes I did think, but I did it anyway Either way the result is the same.
Yet once the subjective test is done, the question is answered for that class of distortions.
Now that it was clear that something had to be done, the question then became what were the right tactics and the right level of spending.
