Question Time tonight-George Galloway

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goldstone

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• Feb 7, 2014

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I was very impressed with Professor Alison Wolf. What an intelligent woman. Spoke more sense than the rest of the panel put together.
David Starkey at least said exactly what he thought rather than pussy-footing around a subject as politicians do.
George Galloway is an entertaining idiot.
Tessa Jowell came across as extremely stupid with an inability to address the questions.
The Conservative guy looked and acted like a career politician. We really do need to elect people who have had real jobs.

 

piersa

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• Feb 7, 2014

• #42

G Galloway is a horrible odious excuse for a human.

 

Triggaaar

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• Feb 7, 2014

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Footsoldier said:

Galloway only cares for Muslims, no one else.

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He only cares for himself. He's picked a niche to get money and power, and his niche is the middle east, and Muslims.

Westdene Seagull said:

And cats, don't forget the cats !

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Shall I be the cat?

 

Beach Hut

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• Feb 7, 2014

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The college woman was good, old boy just there to entertain as clearly mad and Jowell trotted out her own agenda which does beg the question why she has had a political career.

 

Westdene Seagull

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• Feb 7, 2014

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goldstone said:

Tessa Jowell came across as extremely stupid with an inability to address the questions.

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I struggled to understand if she couldn't or wouldn't answer the questions - very poor performance from Jowell and she has next to no hope of becoming Mayor if that performance is anything to go by.

 

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theboybilly

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• Feb 7, 2014

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I was thinking of watching this on iPlayer. Should I bother?

 

Guinness Boy

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theboybilly said:

I was thinking of watching this on iPlayer. Should I bother?

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Only if you find entertainment in someone claiming rape is complicated, tube drivers do nothing and the leader of the RMT is called Bill Crow.

 

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goldstone

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Westdene Seagull said:

I struggled to understand if she couldn't or wouldn't answer the questions - very poor performance from Jowell and she has next to no hope of becoming Mayor if that performance is anything to go by.

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Maybe no one explained to her that the point of Question Time was to at least make an attempt to answer the question. Came across as ignorant to me.

 

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BensGrandad

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goldstone said:

Maybe no one explained to her that the point of Question Time was to at least make an attempt to answer the question. Came across as ignorant to me.

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She came across as a typical labour MP unable to seperate fact from fiction and unaware of the reality of life.

 

Simster

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• Feb 7, 2014

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goldstone said:

Maybe no one explained to her that the point of Question Time was to at least make an attempt to answer the question. Came across as ignorant to me.

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Labour front bencher in tiresome mealy-mouthed question-avoidance line-tow shock.

There isn't one Labour front bencher with any principles. They're all tossers at the moment.

 

Tony Towner's Fridge

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• Feb 7, 2014

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Fact of the matter is that Jowell, Milliband and Balls plus their other motley 'Nouveau Labour' crew are part of a party that had a very large input into both the economic crisis and the Middle East mess that continues to ferment.

I find it amazing that anyone would even consider votong another Labour government in after their performance fropm 1987 till 2010. What bad memories folk have!

It is nothing to do with bankers bonuses, the current Tory party or UKIP etc etc it is all to do with the single fact that there has never ever been a fiscally prudent, sound financially based and economically sensible Labour Government, from Ramsey MacDonald up to Gordon Brown incl.

To paraphrase Atilla, 'a one legged Ardvaark on Amphetamines' could run the Country better.

I do warm to Galloway though, he speaks his mind and although I disagree with his politics, he like Benn and a few others are more honest than other politicians.

TNBA

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