Question Time with Farage
I have watched, in fact still watching Question Time with David Dimbleby, Anna Soubry MP, Emily Thornberry MP, Nigel Farage MEP, poet Benjamin Zephaniah and Vicky Price.
Dimbleby does a good job as usual. Anna Soubry had some reasonable points to make about a few things Emily Thornberry seemed quite smart Nigel Farage got my vote. He or his party publicity fvcked up saying 27 million people would land on our shores when the borders drop for Romania etc. Ben Zep - waste of a seat. Is he the token ethnic? He was a clown and not a good one. |
Not quite Jods. He let Anna get away with claiming that, which I think was a mistake. The actual claim was we would be opening our doors to 27 million people, NOT that 27 million people would come, which is in fact correct, as all of them COULD come here if they wanted.
Anna got the hump because Farage caught her on the point of ships being built in Korea, not a good thing for a defence minister to be caught out on I would suggest.... What got me was the obvious Labour plants in the audience AGAIN, having a pop at UKIP. The salad dodger woman in particular, where do they find such pro immigration people in Boston I wonder? |
Thought the same as you, he was right though there is over 27 million between Romania and Bulgaria. As he said "potentially" 27 million, obviously they wont all come over but the party has to sex it up a little. (Of course the other parties wouldn't dream of doing that).
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Beat me to it, there is always mouthy lefties in the audiences as it's modern and "PC" to be loving everyone, give flowers to strangers and pass the limp wristed peace pipe around.
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Southby was caught big style and never answered the Korea question. She was dodging like a trap in a shower block.
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He's got such a cheap ticket, and only one solution ie get out. Europe
Preferred seeing Jeffrey humiliated earlier -although that was all a set up too |
Originally Posted by dpb
(Post 11259607)
He's got such a cheap ticket, and only one solution ie get out. Europe
Preferred seeing Jeffrey humiliated earlier -although that was all a set up too |
Think you mean Godfrey and HIGNFY....
I think he was onto a bit of a loser going on there, he should know that they would lay into him Anyway back on topic, nigel wrote a piece in the telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...d-of-Ukip.html The comments make interesting reading, saying the same thing. LibLabCon are all the same and the only real opposition is UKIP |
I never realised time in prison qualified you for a seat on QT.
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Originally Posted by paulr
(Post 11259750)
I never realised time in prison qualified you for a seat on QT.
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Fcuk me, disgusted of Surrey. -you couldn't make it up. :lol1:
Hes got as much right ability and contributions to make as any of the other nonces on there. Gone on, tell me you're a Jeffery Archer fan, that would complete the picture |
Course he has. People are confusing opinion with fact.........again.
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The immigrant in the audience was probably a UKIP plant and a bloody good one too. The lefties were properly shut up by him agreeing with Farage I thought :lol1:
Farage is not PM material but he serves the useful role of breaking the PC headlock and forcing debate on the immigration subject where previously there couldn't be any. :notworthy. I like him. |
I have had several conversations with grant shapps over the last 18 months. I've made my position clear. He hasn't delivered. I will be voting UKIP.
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Originally Posted by jods
(Post 11260179)
I will be voting UKIP.
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Originally Posted by Moz_Rb5
(Post 11259576)
Beat me to it, there is always mouthy lefties in the audiences as it's modern and "PC" to be loving everyone, give flowers to strangers and pass the limp wristed peace pipe around.
I've stopped watching/recording Question Time purely for the amount of (champagne) socialist types in the audience. People moan that politicians aren't in the real world - bloody hell, what about the 'plants' ;) |
Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
(Post 11260323)
:lol1:
I've stopped watching/recording Question Time purely for the amount of (champagne) socialist types in the audience. People moan that politicians aren't in the real world - bloody hell, what about the 'plants' ;) |
I've always avoided voting for the Farage party - because when it comes to UKIP, that is all you see and hear from.
Great guy to have a drink with no doubt, a very interesting person in general. But the crass publicity stunts he has used in the past has always made me avoid them. But these days, it appears he's getting more serious on matters rather than playing the joker. He's a good guy to have influence in the running of the country, but as a leader, I'm not so sure. As strategically, his facts on the exact methods he will use to achieve his goals are rather thin on the ground. Having said that, this is no different to any other party (especially Labour ). However for UKIP to get more momentum, they need to get more of its candidate other than Farage out there in the wider world of plublicity, so we know who they are and what they stand for. Farage has proven to be extremely articulate - I want to see what his colleagues have to offer. And on QT would be a good start (not HIGNFY :rolleyes: ) |
Originally Posted by ALi-B
(Post 11260359)
the wider world of plublicity :lol: |
At least its not pleblicity ;)
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
(Post 11260342)
chocolate_o_brian you seem to lurched alarmingly to the right recently?!
Some posts may have come across centrally but there were certainly no intentional 'leftie' posts. :) How's things, Joe? |
Originally Posted by ALi-B
(Post 11260427)
At least its not pleblicity ;)
Or Pubeicity - promoting kiddy porn :D |
Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
(Post 11260323)
:lol1:
I've stopped watching/recording Question Time purely for the amount of (champagne) socialist types in the audience. People moan that politicians aren't in the real world - bloody hell, what about the 'plants' ;) The way I look at it is that I'll either agree with something or I won't. It doesn't matter what it is, I'm naturally inclined to react to something in a certain way. It's not as if I'll morally lose touch with the rest of the human race if I don't listen to their views on every single issue. Every time I do watch it, it just seems like a rabble of saddos with nothing better to do. And because these people are those who feel the need to constantly 'get involved', the program obviously does not give an accurate cross section of the general public. |
sodbury is one of the local mp's round my way, dont trust her as far as i could throw her, said one thign to get elected then changed her mind once in
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
(Post 11260470)
sodbury is one of the local mp's round my way, dont trust her as far as i could throw her, said one thign to get elected then changed their mind once in
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I'd consider standing for UKIP IN 4 years time ( Once my mortgages are paid off )
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
(Post 11260592)
Sorry, are we talking about one politician or every government for the last 50 years :D
hahaha both |
Originally Posted by warrenm2
(Post 11259570)
Not quite Jods. He let Anna get away with claiming that, which I think was a mistake. The actual claim was we would be opening our doors to 27 million people, NOT that 27 million people would come, which is in fact correct, as all of them COULD come here if they wanted.
Anna got the hump because Farage caught her on the point of ships being built in Korea, not a good thing for a defence minister to be caught out on I would suggest.... What got me was the obvious Labour plants in the audience AGAIN, having a pop at UKIP. The salad dodger woman in particular, where do they find such pro immigration people in Boston I wonder? |
Originally Posted by Suresh
(Post 11259851)
Farage is not PM material
I'll be voting for his party in May and at the next GE :thumb: Not even close to my politics, but at least he doesn't seem to be a self serving greedy liar like the Cameron, Miliband and the worst of the lot Clegg! |
I'm not allowed to watch QT as it's not agreeable with my blood pressure :(
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