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OLD BOY 11-05-2019 20:20

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35994496)
The latest European Parliament voting intention.

It is pretty clear what the public thinks. When will parliament sit up and take notice?

Mr K 11-05-2019 20:53

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35994522)
It is pretty clear what the public thinks. When will parliament sit up and take notice?

Hopefully, as 62% aren't voting for the Brexit Party/UKIP.

1andrew1 12-05-2019 14:32

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35994522)
It is pretty clear what the public thinks. When will parliament sit up and take notice?

Exactly. Parliament needs to remind the BBC that its initials do not stand for Brexit Broadcasting Corporation and to give some times to other politicians apart from Nigel Farage!

Pierre 12-05-2019 15:36

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35994571)
Exactly. Parliament needs to remind the BBC that its initials do not stand for Brexit Broadcasting Corporation and to give some times to other politicians apart from Nigel Farage!

Speaking of which, if you didn’t see Farage on Andrew Marr this morning check it out, BBC state broadcaster, supposed to be impartial?

Even Andrew Marr looked embarrassed at the line of questions his pay masters had prepared for him.

Damien 12-05-2019 16:03

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35994573)
Speaking of which, if you didn’t see Farage on Andrew Marr this morning check it out, BBC state broadcaster, supposed to be impartial?

Even Andrew Marr looked embarrassed at the line of questions his pay masters had prepared for him.

He is meant to challenge politicians and ask difficult questions. People slagging off Marr because he was mean to a politician is the story every week, just like when Labour supporters get angry that he does it to Labour politicians.

1andrew1 12-05-2019 17:17

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35994573)
Speaking of which, if you didn’t see Farage on Andrew Marr this morning check it out, BBC state broadcaster, supposed to be impartial?

Even Andrew Marr looked embarrassed at the line of questions his pay masters had prepared for him.

Watch again, it's Farage just trying to avoid answering legitimate questions on climate changes, gun control Putin etc. Seems to think accountability applies to everyone but him! Marr's frankly embarrassed that Farage is in the studio again.

Pierre 12-05-2019 18:20

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35994580)
Watch again, it's Farage just trying to avoid answering legitimate questions on climate changes, gun control Putin etc. Seems to think accountability applies to everyone but him! Marr's frankly embarrassed that Farage is in the studio again.

Gun control, climate change, whether he admired Putin or not.....all very relevant to the impending European elections.

papa smurf 12-05-2019 18:26

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35994588)
Gun control, climate change, whether he admired Putin or not.....all very relevant to the impending European elections.

I was half expecting a school bully charge to get slipped in, it wasn't an interview about the brexit party it was a piss poor attempt to discredit Farage , wonder how long the bbc would last if the brexit party got into no10?

Damien 12-05-2019 18:35

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35994588)
Gun control, climate change, whether he admired Putin or not.....all very relevant to the impending European elections.

They challenge Labour on antisemitism too when they would rather talk about domestic policy. The interviewer has an opportunity to put forward a bunch of questions so they take it.

1andrew1 12-05-2019 18:40

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35994588)
Gun control, climate change, whether he admired Putin or not.....all very relevant to the impending European elections.

Correct, more so given the lack of a manifesto.

Sephiroth 12-05-2019 19:49

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35994580)
Watch again, it's Farage just trying to avoid answering legitimate questions on climate changes, gun control Putin etc. Seems to think accountability applies to everyone but him! Marr's frankly embarrassed that Farage is in the studio again.

All you're doing is sneering at Farage. You can do better than that. He stands for the Brexit Party and his current focus is on the EU elections and then sticking it to the EU as he has always done.

Future moves by Farage are for another day (and another thread).

1andrew1 12-05-2019 19:54

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 35994604)
All you're doing is sneering at Farage. You can do better than that. He stands for the Brexit Party and his current focus is on the EU elections and then sticking it to the EU as he has always done.

Future moves by Farage are for another day (and another thread).

Eh, I'm pointing out that he is deliberately avoiding legitimate questions. If you feel politicians warrant a free pass on difficult questions then fair enough but I don't share that view.

Sephiroth 12-05-2019 21:02

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35994606)
Eh, I'm pointing out that he is deliberately avoiding legitimate questions. If you feel politicians warrant a free pass on difficult questions then fair enough but I don't share that view.

He's ignoring irrelevant questions set by the anti-Brexit leftie BBC.

Farage is a great man - he almost single handedly brought about the Referendum. However, I remain a paid up member of the Conservative Party.



TheDaddy 13-05-2019 01:48

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35994589)
I was half expecting a school bully charge to get slipped in, it wasn't an interview about the brexit party it was a piss poor attempt to discredit Farage , wonder how long the bbc would last if the brexit party got into no10?

If abolishing the BBC was in their manifesto I'd vote for them

OLD BOY 13-05-2019 07:15

Re: Brexit (New Poll Added)
 
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35994606)
Eh, I'm pointing out that he is deliberately avoiding legitimate questions. If you feel politicians warrant a free pass on difficult questions then fair enough but I don't share that view.

Except that he didn't. He protested about the line of questioning, sure, but he did answer them.

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35994592)
Correct, more so given the lack of a manifesto.

A manifesto? We know what the Brexit Party stands for, and as we have already discussed, MEPs have little say over the legislation that is brought forward by the EU.

We won't be in the EU for much more than five minutes after the elections, if at all.


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