BBC Question Time

[sityeuropa]

I cannot bare to watch this programme.

You might make the mistake and believe Jeremy Corbyn is already in power by a majority after watching this lefty love in.

It's sickeningly biased and the BBC don't try to hide it any more.

My TV licence ends at the end of September.

 

[sityeuropa]

What was more telling was the woman who asked why we're not talking about the role Britain played in destabilising the region.

Nobody talked about it, says all you need to know about the fools who used to be in power.

Fixed that.

 

[sityeuropa]

How was it biased?

Invite a weak speaking conservative politician.

Allow John McDonnell ample time to deceive the nation about his apology over praising the IRA.

Every mirgrant crisis comment was pretty much against what most the nation are feeling and voted for 4 months ago. They make it seem like popular opinion to take on them all.

 

[sityeuropa]

Unfortunately Cameron carried it on with Libya so it also relates to the current people in power, not just past Labour.

I do agree with that.

The BBC Arab Spring party too I remember. Public and politicians are way to influenced by anything that is broadcast without giving more thought.

 

[sityeuropa]

He was nervous and couldn't quite get his point across in the best way.

I think he meant to say. because we have not been tougher by stopping boats before they have arrive (like Australia) this has caused many more people to make the dangerous journey and has resulted in more loss of life.

 

[sityeuropa]

It's like Jo Cauldfield on Mock the Week doing an Unlikely Lines joke.

Uggh I absolutely hate proportional representation. It should be fine to have all male panels until women are on par and can compete at the same level.

And when they can I would have no problem with it. Just don't put on weak female comediennes to fill a quota.