Mildly. It's conspicuous how they've managed to put Chuka on a stage with three utterly garbage politicians. Open goal for him on every issue.
Question Time & This Week
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Mildly. It's conspicuous how they've managed to put Chuka on a stage with three utterly garbage politicians. Open goal for him on every issue.
A leader that underwhelms? He's already bottled it once.
Dimbleby seems totally baffled by Andy Parsons.
He's only 37, if he doesn't feel he is ready then that is understandable. But he clearly has shown that he is willing to think about it, and is a very intellectual speaker/thinker.
'in the valleys'
Hamilton is right about Labour failing Wales tbf.
Intellectual enough to slag off people as 'trash'? He only pulled out cos he wanted someone else to take the hit. Duplicitous prick.
That Welsh oaf in the crowd slagging the Tories over the NHS serms to have somewhat overlooked Labour's record in Wales.
Neil Hamilton looks like a drug addled talking corpse.
Some would say Barack Obama has spent the last eight years channeling his inner Chuka Umunna.
"looks like"
Yeah .The same potential as Anderson had for Utd.
That was actually the worst episode of Question Time ever.
He really doesn't. Although it's a comparison that hasn't escaped Chuka (or his Wikipedia page).
You can tell how many Ukippers are in the audience with the support Trump gets.
Allowing a question with "Remoaners" in it, sort it out Dimbleby.
The Conservative guy is pretty good
He's the one who's comments got leaked a month or two ago where he essentially ripped into all the Tory leadership candidates, and he didn't give a feck about it.
Ken Clarke.
Always liked him. One of the few tories without a screw loose.
Conrad Black. I though this cnut had disappeared from British politics.
This is fecking grim.
It's just Newcastle.This is fecking grim.
Thought he'd disappeared behind bars to be honest.
Lol. brexiters are being demonised.
Which group is being depicted as the moaners and traitors in national front pages?
One olitician even suggested not backing brexit, should be a crime.
varoufakis was right in part. Leave voters have no idea of what they want.
Which group is being depicted as the moaners and traitors in national front pages?
One olitician even suggested not backing brexit, should be a crime.
varoufakis was right in part. Leave voters have no idea of what they want.
Well Hartlepool, but same thing.
If the Remoaners thing carries on I'm going to try and make Brex-pests a thing.
Agree with this.
The toxicity and idiocy is just going to continue. It's cognitive dissonance at work.
When Brexit fails it won't be because it was a fecking stupid idea. It will be because of the 'remoaners', because the Germans and the French undermined a post-Brexit deal with the EU, etc.
The show is a mess.
Migrant children question. This'll end well.
"Lets do A50 now and get out now". Do these people even listen?
I thought she said aids test. Was thinking wtf.
I don't think a lot care. They've been told of the EU's evils and are determined to abandon it now. Potential difficulties don't interest them.
Is there a leaking power plant in the middle of Hartlepool ?
Democracy is good. True democracy is bad.
We elect politicians to make the decisions. We've seen not only with Brexit but also with the Colombian vote to end the civil war how bad things can go.
I'm starting to think there should be some sort of exam in order to vote.
Yep. Representative democracy is good. Democracy run on the strength of referendums, not so much.
Definitely not. If a population is misinformed, it's more of a indictment on the failings successive governments and media establishment.
What government/country has ever got 100% of the people to get involved/care/read about the issues of their country?
The old soviet regimes used to get 101%
Imagine the Tories and UKIP joining? I'm probably fecking off.