Balanced Question Time panel tonight - of course not!

[Northern Munkee]

GG89 said:

Ayahuasca said:

Russell Crowe - competent performance but not a patch on his work in Gladiator.

I thought he looked more like Quasimodo.

Awful patchy I can't grow a beard mange/late 80's David Brent face fuzz, coupled with that over trained Blair hand mannerisms (don't point, puts women off) and that bks (empathise with the questioner, then tell them why they're wrong or more likely answer the question you want to answer not the one you were asked) is just so false, I can't believe the Tories and New Labour politicians still use the same training provider. No one buys it. Blair > Cameron...

[hidetheelephants]

Welshbeef said:

don'tbesilly said:

Apparently Romesh Ranganathan is a comedian, compared to some on the panel he was seriously lacking.

Farage was the only one speaking sense, which is more often the case whenever he speaks.

David nailed him though - so your in agreement that you don't want uncontrolled migration like Nigel .... Oh um no I just think it should be monitored....

To be fair even that would be an achievement; no government since before '97 has had even a vague idea how many EUmans have wandered into the kingdom, as there's no mechanism to count them.

[Mr_B]

Taken me ages to work out who Tory guy reminds me of, and its the creep guy in Die Hard.
https://vimeo.com/36580939

[jmorgan]

Halb said:

This welsh fella is a dick.

No, dicks are useful.

[CorbynForTheBin]

jmorgan said:

Halb said:

This welsh fella is a dick.

No, dicks are useful.

So he's a man-nipple?

HAVE YOU SPOKEN TO TATA?!?

[Welshbeef]

CorbynForTheBin said:

jmorgan said:

Halb said:

This welsh fella is a dick.

No, dicks are useful.

So he's a man-nipple?

HAVE YOU SPOKEN TO TATA?!?

I didn't get that point Tata ??? Um international exchange rates don't need to be communicated by Tata they are widely available from countless new sources and financial institutions - heck you can check tourist rates now and compare to 6 months ago tells the same story.

[Scuffers]

CorbynForTheBin said:

So he's a man-nipple?

HAVE YOU SPOKEN TO TATA?!?

for a man that's apparently spoken to Tata, please explain how it did any good?

have you actually done anything they asked you to do?

Also, loved the bit about all the EU money for Wales, where do they think the money comes from?

[alfie2244]

Scuffers said:

for a man that's apparently spoken to Tata, please explain how it did any good?

have you actually done anything they asked you to do?

Also, loved the bit about all the EU money for Wales, where do they think the money comes from?

We give the EU lots and lots of money and they take their cut and give some back, but we should be grateful.....perhaps they should move the EU headquarters to Sicily.

eta not forgetting their bonuses for our coke and hookers

Edited by alfie2244 on Friday 12th February 08:49

[QuantumTokoloshi]

Conservative Blair-lite was excellent value, he put on a masterclass of question dodge ball. A ninja master of political oleaginous viscosity. So smooth he could slide up hill, making a backyard used car salesman seem honest.

The Welsh assembly leader, WTF, his only method of rebuttal consisted of, do not muddy the argument with these "facts", the earth is flat, because I say it is, and so does Tata!

Comedian and Woods best described as Meh! Yawn.

Farage has become a very competent operator, but it is certainly made easier, when the subject is so easily handled and your opponents are that incompetent.

I was disappointed that no mention of the great benefit of mobile roaming fees in the EU, this episode.

The level of euroscepticism in the audience is surprising, The BBC must be worried. The message of EU good, is not getting through, more newspeak is required!

Edited by QuantumTokoloshi on Friday 12th February 09:17

[Challo]

Welshbeef said:

Challo said:

Can we have a week when we don't get a question on the EU or NHS. It's the same drivel rolled out each week without fail.

Never the EU vote is within 6 months the biggest decision in 50 years.

NHS it has issues one way or another and is paramount to UK population we all pay for it we need to understand it.

Issue is when everyone trots out the same soundbites....gets clap from auidence....rinse and repeat.

Watching last night just heard the same answers spun a different way.

[Alex]

Silly woman in the audience said "You've had enough to say, Nigel!" when he'd hardly said anything by that point.

[Thorodin]

I thought Nigel was about to lose it at one point. He would have been justified. That Jones dirigible thinks he's Lloyd-George and Dumbleby let him continue to lie. Nigel was wasted in this unchallenging company, shame he missed last week, this must have seemed junior league to him.

[technodup]

Thorodin said:

this must have seemed junior league to him.

It was junior league, it was Wales.

[Thorodin]

With that example set by blubberfest Jones, it'll be Whales stranded on a beach 'ere long.

[anonymous-user]

Didn't watch last night's episode, but many of you will have noticed that Welsh politics is a massive bag of st.

[jmorgan]

Just listening to it now, Jones the waster is saying he is doing well in the NHS compared to England and strikes.


Pity he is ignoring the FUBAR situation.

[AstonZagato]

QuantumTokoloshi said:

The level of euroscepticism in the audience is surprising, The BBC must be worried. The message of EU good, is not getting through, more newspeak is required!

The news before hand had a "discussion group" about the pros and cons of the EU. It comprised some people whose opinions don't matter (and who would have found it difficult to pour water out of a boot with the instructions printed on the heel). They were asked to say what they LIKED (hint: you know that it is good, don't you?) and disliked (hint: you know you are a small-minded bigot if you don't like it, right?) about the EU.

No point to it other than to have a positive vote for the EU.

[Andy Zarse]

That Labour woman in the audience saying how marvellously quickly the Welsh NHS provided her cancer care. Well I'm delighted for you love, but you can hardly expect the rest of us to accept your anecdote over actual evidence.

[fido]

AstonZagato said:

No point to it other than to have a positive vote for the EU.

I wonder if it's a game of double-bluff - to keep the EU backhanders rolling in and avoid upsetting the bureaucrats - but make the news so subtlely biased that anyone with half-a-brain (so about >75% of the populace) will not believe the propaganda and vote 'Out' when it comes the crunch. Same with Cameron and these EU reforms, or lack of them - it's almost like he's going through the exercises for the sake of it. P.S. if the bureaucrats are reading this, the BBC is completely correct in pushing the 'In' case and I for one will vote accordingly ..

[MG CHRIS]

As a welsh men was nice to see the audience asking good questions and not dumb down same old tory nasty etc etc, also was a good too see such support for the out campaign.

Apart from nigel rest where dreadful including the worst being the leader of wales nothing of substance to say at all. Wood is in cloud 9 tory was just a slime ball and the comedian some interesting points buts mostly waffle.