Question Time

[threespires]

Keep it in the public eye, allowing certain politics to be espoused.

And give Zia Yusuf further opportunity to illustrate how he and his mates actually hold ordinary people in complete contempt.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

And give Zia Yusuf further opportunity to illustrate how he and his mates actually hold ordinary people in complete contempt.

Didn’t watch it, personally. I bet it was a right laugh.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Good grief. Who on earth thought a special edition on immigration was a good idea?

If Reform win the next election, that is precisely the mindset that will enable it.

 

[threespires]

Didn’t watch it, personally. I bet it was a right laugh.

Lots of talking over each other. Yusuf suggested that the audience was rigged because his talking points didn't seem to land as much as he hoped. At one point told a mild mannnered old bloke in the audience that had he 'been paying attention' he would have understood what Reform policy was, did so in a tone that might get you a slap down the pub. It was all a bit odd.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Lots of talking over each other. Yusuf suggested that the audience was rigged because his talking points didn't seem to land as much as he hoped. At one point told a mild mannnered old bloke in the audience that had he 'been paying attention' he would have understood what Reform policy was, did so in a tone that might get you a slap down the pub. It was all a bit odd.

just saw an on line clip of that - talk about insensitivity it was off the scale

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Lots of talking over each other. Yusuf suggested that the audience was rigged because his talking points didn't seem to land as much as he hoped. At one point told a mild mannnered old bloke in the audience that had he 'been paying attention' he would have understood what Reform policy was, did so in a tone that might get you a slap down the pub. It was all a bit odd.

When asked probing questions, Reform always go ‘Tin Foil Hat’, leading to angry outbursts. Totally understandable that Yusuf has a pop, even he doesn’t believe what he says and it’s hard to keep up the act.

 

[WRicko]

Can someone clarify something for me which of the main parties would actually allow anyone to come here as a refugee ? I don’t remember any actually say they wouldn’t allow anyone I assume Reform wouldn’t

The Conservatives seem to want everyone to go back to where they come from or a third country.

labour seem to want to stop the only real route here (the boats ) they do say they will open safe and legal routes but doesn’t seem like it will ever happen.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Lots of talking over each other. Yusuf suggested that the audience was rigged because his talking points didn't seem to land as much as he hoped. At one point told a mild mannnered old bloke in the audience that had he 'been paying attention' he would have understood what Reform policy was, did so in a tone that might get you a slap down the pub. It was all a bit odd.

Yusuf is a malign ****. Horrible human being.

 

[BlueHammer85]

the format just doesn't work, they get at best about a minute to talk, they have to cram in so many points at fast pace before others on the panellist start jumping in and Fiona Bruce repeating 'ok,ok, you've made your point' - I would cut it down to 3 people max.

 

[threespires]

Yusuf is a malign ****. Horrible human being.

What was a bit surprising was how little he could be arsed to mask that last night.

 

[bluethrunthru]

What was a bit surprising was how little he could be arsed to mask that last night.

now he is whinging about it

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

This week of all weeks no-one from Reform seems to have been available that - wonder why?

Housewarming in Clacton?

 

[bluethrunthru]

Housewarming in Clacton?

in his girlfriends house?

 

[threespires]

now he is whinging about it

Not surprised. I think part of the issue was that Polanski seemed to be playing his variant of the populist card to greater success and that darkened Yusuf's mood further.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

in his girlfriends house?

Would that be the girlfriend who was a waitress and managed to save up £800,000 to buy a house in the UK with cash and nobody (including the right wing press ) seem bothered.


that girlfriend?

 

[bluethrunthru]

Would that be the girlfriend who was a waitress and managed to save up £800,000 to buy a house in the UK with cash and nobody (including the right wing press ) seem bothered.


that girlfriend?

My sister and her husband bought a house in 1984. Sadly his grandma had died but left a large estate so he could pay cash for 80% of the cost of the house (total would have been @£40k) - the hoops he had to jump through to prove that cash was "clean" 40 years ago was ridiculous ............ how she was able to pay £800k for a house in cash in this day and age baffles me.

 

[Vic]

If Reform win the next election, that is precisely the mindset that will enable it.

Good grief. As opposition to immigration is often highest in 97"% white British towns, and it barely registered as an important issue pre the referendum, it must be the media pushing it as an issue. As Polanski said, where's the special themed QT on the cost of living, or the environment, or taxing the rich?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Good grief. As opposition to immigration is often highest in 97"% white British towns, and it barely registered as an important issue pre the referendum, it must be the media pushing it as an issue. As Polanski said, where's the special themed QT on the cost of living, or the environment, or taxing the rich?

All your response has served to do is underline my point.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

Good grief. As opposition to immigration is often highest in 97"% white British towns, and it barely registered as an important issue pre the referendum, it must be the media pushing it as an issue. As Polanski said, where's the special themed QT on the cost of living, or the environment, or taxing the rich?

Sadly the majority of the UK population prefers punching down.