PMQs - Brown's delivery

[anonymous-user]

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[OnTheOverrun]

anonymous said:

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On the other hand, it should make the leaders proposed TV debate more entertaining.

[john_p]

Did he say "poll tax" a while ago?

[Soovy]

He really is displaying some very serious symptoms of mental health issues.

Perhaps he might end up like that poor bd Kelly.

[whitechief]

OnTheOverrun said:

On the other hand, it should make the leaders proposed TV debate more entertaining.

It's looking like they will be a damp squib.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1249504/...

[5unny]

What is even worse is that the opposition can't nail a man who is clearly a rambling psychotic idiot.

If you can't get one over someone like Broon what hope is there when facing a competent political leader. It's no wonder Bliar ran rings round those inept morons sitting in opposition.

[CobolMan]

Soovy said:

He really is displaying some very serious symptoms of mental health issues.

Perhaps he might end up like that poor bd Kelly.

Don't worry, we'll give you an alibi Soovy

[Spiritual_Beggar]

anonymous said:

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[phil1979]

I know you can watch it live, but I missed it again. Is there somewhere I can watch the PMQs now, from the start?

[jesusbuiltmycar]

Spiritual_Beggar said:

anonymous said:

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Still think Cameron is pulling is punches. Beating a man when he is down never loks good.

Also Winky is going for the sympathy vote (see the thread on crying on tv...)

[AndrewW-G]

Soovy said:

He really is displaying some very serious symptoms of mental health issues.

Perhaps he might end up like that poor bd Kelly.

We can only hope




Although it would be rather more fun, to watch him being carried out of No.10 / Buck pal / Westminster, restrained on a stretcher, whilst screaming that he's d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-doing all that he can to continue making the right choices to help the people of the UK with the Job at hand

[tank slapper]

phil1979 said:

I know you can watch it live, but I missed it again. Is there somewhere I can watch the PMQs now, from the start?

It will be on iplayer soon - the programme is The Daily Politics.

[whitechief]

tank slapper said:

phil1979 said:

I know you can watch it live, but I missed it again. Is there somewhere I can watch the PMQs now, from the start?

It will be on iplayer soon - the programme is The Daily Politics.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00qs4m3/Prime_Ministers_Questions_10_02_2010/

[mondeoman]

jesusbuiltmycar said:

Spiritual_Beggar said:

anonymous said:

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Still think Cameron is pulling is punches. Beating a man when he is down never loks good.

Also Winky is going for the sympathy vote (see the thread on crying on tv...)

Sorry, cant agree with that - in the run up to the election, beating a beaten man is the BEST way to secure votes - show them up for the freaks and losers that they are, nail em to the wall.

But Diddy DC just cant - he hasn't got it in him, because deep down, where the sun never gets a look in, he's as red (or green) as the best (or worst) of those on the other side of the house.

[Bing o]

jesusbuiltmycar said:

Still think Cameron is pulling is punches. Beating a man when he is down never loks good.

Also Winky is going for the sympathy vote (see the thread on crying on tv...)

No, he's just a tt.

I reckon that most of us here could destroy Winky in about 1 minute flat if given the opportunity.

[Police State]

"Brown, Cameron and Clegg will not address each other directly. There will be no questions from the audience and no follow-up questions."

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1249504/...

So it will be an extended soap powder advert from 3 men in shiny shoes...

[Spiritual_Beggar]

Police State said:

"Brown, Cameron and Clegg will not address each other directly. There will be no questions from the audience and no follow-up questions."

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1249504/...

So it will be an extended soap powder advert from 3 men in shiny shoes...

Pointless....comepletely and utterly pointless.

Not really a debate is it if you can't rebuttle your opponent.

[Fittster]

anonymous said:

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That would be Hague who failed to dent Blair?

Edited by Fittster on Wednesday 10th February 13:44

[Bing o]

Spiritual_Beggar said:

Not really a debate is it if you can't rebuttle your opponent.

Winky can't talk without a script, CaMORON can't talk without a teleprompt, and no-one cares what Pitt-the-youngest says.

[JonRB]

I've always thought it was a shame that Hague shot his bolt so soon. He won't get another chance of leadership and I reckon he could pull it off now.

And I agree; "Call me Dave" should be destroying Winky in PMQT now - he's got enough ammunition - so why isn't he?