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Question Time tonight

Dickhead No1. ' why can't we push the dinghy's back to France, back to the traffickers'.
Dickhead No 2. ' stop the PIRATES by getting the French to STAB the dinghy's.
So we've got pirates now as well. Braverman missed that lot! :mad:
I think it was number 1 who looked uncannily like Clare Short.

The trouble with Mogg, more so than the peers of his youth who've ended up in the same party, is that he says everything with such quiet authority, irrespective of how nasty, short-sighted and simply wrong it is. It becomes harder to immediately refute, for me at least, regardless of the fact that I know, based on his history, that's almost certainly wrong. He was batting for Braverman last night, and has been alongside Dorries as the foremost Johnson groupie in recent years. His thoughts on most matters will be largely equivalent to those three, but his delivery draws listeners, including me, into much deeper consideration of his point.

He needs a better interrogator than Bruce to puncture his arrogance.
 
Having said that, an open goal was missed by everyone - Bruce and fellow panelists - when Mogg asked what Israel was supposed to do when innocent citizens were attacked.

By not doing the equivalent thing in reverse?
 
Isabel Oakeshott again? I thought they had a deep enough pool of batshit crazy right wing hacks* they could go to that they didn't have to depend on one who makes up stories she claims to be incisive journalism.

*Please note, I am not advocating for the return of Mad Mel and her like.
 
From last nights performance, the revolting Andrew Neill has become a living parody of the despair, nihilism, amorality and decay of late capitalism… His view of the Middle East situation (and probably much of the rest of the world) is racist dismissal and detachment. Whilst on domestic issues he shamelessly decries the decay that people (propagandists for neoliberalism) in his position have been instrumental in creating and calls for more performative cruelty towards what he sees as his lazy inferiors.
 
I'm guessing my neighbours heard me shouting at this point :mad:


He did maintain a strong defence of immigration levels in the UK. Clearly explained the benefits: protect the ability of employers to exploit unorganised workers and hold down pay, and to provide an endless flow of monetary income to the now entirely financialised UK higher education sector.

Unusual to hear such a robust defence stripped down to its raw exploitative reality and it put the Labour and Tory politicians on the back foot in their attempts to dress matters up with the usual neoliberal moral sheen.
 
He did maintain a strong defence of immigration levels in the UK. Clearly explained the benefits: protect the ability of employers to exploit unorganised workers and hold down pay, and to provide an endless flow of monetary income to the now entirely financialised UK higher education sector.

Unusual to hear such a robust defence stripped down to its raw exploitative reality and it put the Labour and Tory politicians on the back foot in their attempts to dress matters up with the usual neoliberal moral sheen.
Yes, I was surprised to be agreeing with him on a lot of points. It was his matter of fact attitude to , " let the deaths play out" that enraged me. Although he is Mr monotone.
 
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