David Starkey Giving Question Time Panel A Good Kick In

[pl1]

Question Time on BBC1 now and David Starkey doing what he does best. Worth a watch.

Yesteryear "Gang of Four" member showing just how out-of-touch mainstream politicians are.

[SirGaz]

He's really upset Harman. Good for him.

[Sir Harold m]

He speaks sense but his complete lack of emotional intelligence lets him down .

[vin rouge]

He's really upset all of them. - Even better.

AND pointed out the UK is upto its armpits in debt.

[Sir Harold m]

No darling , you may be in full time education but the 'oyster' card has NOT 'literally made the world your oyster'

[Bearly Audible]

He's really upset Harman. Good for him.

Coren wins it for me - she just had Starkey wailing "my mother scrubbed floors", priceless

[Executive Sadman]

Harman

No dear, Thatcher worked her guts out to be successful in politics. You got there by ticking the bliar babe box that said 'has a vagina'

She has the IQ of a fish. Someone should tell her.

[Executive Sadman]

Starkey taking the goldsmith line - At least one gets it. You cant have western wages and eastern prices indefinetly.

Harmans head still in her ****.

[pl1]

BBC Labour claques & plants out in force as usual.

[Executive Sadman]

He speaks sense but his complete lack of emotional intelligence lets him down .

Yep. Its sad, but people prefer harmans pretty lies to starkeys hard truths.

Harman captures perfectly the reason we are in this mess. She basically sings the globalist song with some sugar coating.

[Sir Harold m]

Old style politics needed from dumbledy, they've all gone on about consumers voting with their feet ... Challenge them all to say where their clothes they're wearing come from

[Executive Sadman]

Harriet Harman :angry:

How many billions did labour waste on the NHS computer that in 2008 they then turned around and said 'we didnt need it anyway'

[Executive Sadman]

oh dear. Starkey mentioning facts and figures again. Coren and the audience wont like that.

[Executive Sadman]

All starkeys comments were factual, consistent and objective. All the wimmins were emotional pleas. And yet the audience got duped. I guess, like they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions, and labour seem hellbent on taking that road. Going so well in france, too.

[Boo Hoo May]

Factual on the BBC!!!!! Wash your mouth out.

[Tankus]

Harman

No dear, Thatcher worked her guts out to be successful in politics. You got there by ticking the bliar babe box that said 'has a vagina'

She has the IQ of a fish. Someone should tell her.

So did her husband ...on the all woman shortlist

[Saving For a Space Ship]

I didn't see a link ..

Iplayer

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01s9bk6/Question_Time_02_05_2013/

Edited May 3, 2013 by Saving For a Space Ship

[ubuntu]

watched ten minutes of QT for the first time in years.can see why Ive left it so long.

jsut a gaggle of washed up feminists whining at a highly strung/intelligent historian.

UKIP was the story of the day and as ever with Zanu BBC,there wasn't a UKIP politican in sight.

The Zanu BBC jsut wants to sit there and debate gubbermint spending with EU approved Sista's.

Farage was on last week's QT and also was on Andrew Neil's programme last night, but for a party that hasn't got a single MP he does seem to be a regular on QT more so than the Greens who have an MP at least.

[thecrashingisles]

Harman

No dear, Thatcher worked her guts out to be successful in politics. You got there by ticking the bliar babe box that said 'has a vagina'

To be fair to Harman she was around long before the Blair babes. She's been an MP since 1982.

[the_duke_of_hazzard]

Harman

No dear, Thatcher worked her guts out to be successful in politics. You got there by ticking the bliar babe box that said 'has a vagina'

She has the IQ of a fish. Someone should tell her.

My mum remembers arguing with her in a rough area of East London about abortion back in the mid 70s. I don't think you can say that she simply hung on to Blari's coat-tails in the 90s.

I also think that Starkey blew it by going too far. He's a bit of a child, really.

[EUBanana]

Worth watching just to see Starkey on fire. Legend.

[dances with sheeple]

My mum remembers arguing with her in a rough area of East London about abortion back in the mid 70s. I don't think you can say that she simply hung on to Blari's coat-tails in the 90s.

I also think that Starkey blew it by going too far. He's a bit of a child, really.

Yes, but an entertaining one, and he seems to just say what he thinks? That gets my vote. Watching the professional politicians doing their "unperturbed casual stare" into the audience when things are going against them does my head in, it is so obviously practiced to mask their real emotion. Just to see someone speak what they think is the truth on TV is refreshing IMO.

[Frank Hovis]

I didn't see a link ..

Iplayer

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01s9bk6/Question_Time_02_05_2013/

Thank you Mr Ship.

[winkie]

He speaks sense but his complete lack of emotional intelligence lets him down .

^ this.....shines out a mile.

[ubuntu]

He has good arguments & makes pertinent points but he comes across as a bit of a misogynist & pompous.