Fiona Bruce Question Time

[Deleted member 1147]

A very sensible voter!

Not really - there wasn't a vote for brexit this week, it was purely to elect people to a parliament

 

[Kellfire]

Not really - there wasn't a vote for brexit this week, it was purely to elect people to a parliament

The paradox is that anyone who votes to send any MEP is by proxy supporting the EU parliament. Yay.

 

[IanM]

The paradox is that anyone who votes to send any MEP is by proxy supporting the EU parliament. Yay.

Voting for Farage's Folk is support for the EU Parliament? ok

 

[Kellfire]

Voting for Farage's Folk is support for the EU Parliament? ok

Yea, I know, but that logic will stump some and I have seen some people on Facebook saying they spoiled their ballot rather than voting for even a Brexit MEP because they don't think it's right that they stand for these elections.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

The paradox is that anyone who votes to send any MEP is by proxy supporting the EU parliament. Yay.

That made my day
Braeking................…..Trump sending in the troops, I wondered how long that would take.

 

[chrisd]

Being a charlto n supporter i always thought Jordan was a knob, but listening to him on radio and seeing him last night I think he is excellent.
He certainly have the so called economic a lady a lesson or 2.

Being a Palace fan, most of us thought he was a knob too 😩

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Crikey, it's that all youve got?

Re BBC - a) just watch the trend over the next few weeks. They have their Charter to protect. They got a decent nudge about this from the DCMS before Xmas...

And b) Does anyone actually still think we are leaving the EU?

Yes - 31/10 - a No Deal departure and led by a very Churchillian Mr Johnson into a bright future...yet to be properly, fully and clearly defined. But somewhere nonetheless.

 

[Old Skier]

Yes - 31/10 - a No Deal departure and led by a very Churchillian Mr Johnson into a bright future...yet to be properly, fully and clearly defined. But somewhere nonetheless.

Still not a fan then.

 

[Dando]

Yes - 31/10 - a No Deal departure and led by a very Churchillian Mr Johnson into a bright future...yet to be properly, fully and clearly defined. But somewhere nonetheless.

Let’s hope so!

 

[MegaSteve]

Yes - 31/10 - a No Deal departure and led by a very Churchillian Mr Johnson into a bright future...yet to be properly, fully and clearly defined. But somewhere nonetheless.

I am still not convinced Boris is a genuine 'leaver'...

 

[Old Skier]

Let’s hope so!

He can't help himself, has he managed to get Brexit into a rules thread yet

 

[Dando]

He can't help himself, has he managed to get Brexit into a rules thread yet

I’m sure he can get in a “despite brexit I was allowed a free drop” 😂🤣

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Johnson missing the Leaders debate on ch4 as it's fathers day and he has lots of places to be.

Rory the Tory wiping the floor with the other has beens,

 

[CliveW]

What is the point of the TV debate if we can't vote?

 

[Doon frae Troon]

What is the point of the TV debate if we can't vote?

Not true, seemingly 7,000 Scots are eligible to vote,
Find it hard to believe that number, Scots Tory party membership figures are protected by MI5

 

[Old Skier]

Not true, seemingly 7,000 Scots are eligible to vote,
Find it hard to believe that number, Scots Tory party membership figures are protected by MI5

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Londoners sharpening their pitchforks last night, not many Johnson fans in the hoose.
The two ladies talking about knife crime certainly let rip.
Just when the audience were starting to actually learn something positive about stopping knife crime they switch to the cuddly last question.. You should have let it run Fiona. [or would the answer make for uncomfortable listening].

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Still not a fan then.

A total BJ fan as he is just the man to deliver what I want out of Brexit.

 

[spongebob59]

Londoners sharpening their pitchforks last night, not many Johnson fans in the hoose.
The two ladies talking about knife crime certainly let rip.
Just when the audience were starting to actually learn something positive about stopping knife crime they switch to the cuddly last question.. You should have let it run Fiona. [or would the answer make for uncomfortable listening].

Not surprising when your MP is David Lammy

 

[SocketRocket]

Londoners sharpening their pitchforks last night, not many Johnson fans in the hoose.
The two ladies talking about knife crime certainly let rip.
Just when the audience were starting to actually learn something positive about stopping knife crime they switch to the cuddly last question.. You should have let it run Fiona. [or would the answer make for uncomfortable listening].

Those women want to blame everything on the government and take no responsibility for their offspring behaviour. Parents are the ones responsible.