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05 Mar 2016 19:15:22
cheers edd.

05 Mar 2016 18:22:12
some of my friends are from Ohio, Austin Texas and Minnesota, have not got a clue if that is redneck country? .

Trump was neutral on the Israeli/ Palestine debate which he was attacked by all the candidates especially Ted Cruz, so they might take too kindly to him being the leader, if you do not mind I would love to know what your acquaintances think of trump.

05 Mar 2016 17:16:03
i agree with Sanders being the best of a bad bunch, as for the guys I speak to, they are from all over the states, not all staunch Republicans, reading between the lines I think they want anyone who is not from the Washington bubble and they can smell the BS and are pissed off, pretty much a mirror image of what is happening here.

never thought I would say this but I can see Trump being your next president unless a scandal breaks but it would have to be a pretty big one as Mrs Clinton has her own skeletons or trump is assassinated, which would not surprise me as neither the right or left do not want him anywhere near the white house .

05 Mar 2016 17:26:10
Sanogolovesbentner could you have sued the police or social services? if I was you mate I would see if you have a case because in the future if anything happens similar you have a documented complaint aimed at both parties on record .

Kenny I have seen how dimberley works when someone from the audience asks a great question, he shuts them down or says we have to move on,
i have found out that dimberley was from the famous bullingdon club he is in my mind a mi5 agent with he's own skeletons, something about that guy is dodgy, if I ever get time I will do a piece about him .

04 Mar 2016 22:10:07
this is too edd002

what is your take on the likely president?
speaking to a few Americans and they are angry at the powers that be and want change even if its trump .

05 Mar 2016 01:07:26
this sums up bbc in a nutshell .

Andrew Neil
youtube.com/watch?v=BD0hCJl7u40

04 Mar 2016 23:17:58
good video edd, I like gerrish and what he has to say, too many topics to comment on but I will use one, the good old bbc!

last night bbc question time was in liverpool, I have always wanted to go but was not sure how to get on, anyway a women I spoke to on social media who went to one of their shows down south informed me that you have to fill a questionnaire out and basically be vetted.

anyway to cut a long story short I never got a ticket so I tuned in last night and the usual topics were brought up, europe / refugees etc, but the thing that struck me more so than anything was the audience demographics. I know question time have always had planted members asking questions but I kid you not last night it seemed they shipped in southern ukip voters (makes sense now as they had a ukip Mep on the panel ) it was deception of the highest order by the bbc .

Liverpool is a left wing / militant city but to manufacture an audience that does not represent the vast majority of my city shows what a propaganda organization it is, by the way I am not saying other people cannot have their view but at least let it be someone from my city for gods sake.

the same thing thing happened in a Glasgow show last year, I thought Edward II had invaded Scotland again with the amount of well spoken Englishman in the audience, anyway I did tweet directly to the bbc question time department which said, "hello @bbcquestiontime, since I could not get a seat in my hometown and neither did many from my city, can I have a ticket in cameron's patch"?

no reply back weirdly enough, good video edd.

04 Mar 2016 22:12:29
just googled him, never heard of him before but I am into that sort of stuff, give me a month and I will let you know what I think .

04 Mar 2016 14:32:13
in the short term no as you say people like Theresa May is a euro skeptic but lined her pockets to stick with Cameron but you are already seeing a rise in far right and left groups and 10 / 20 years down the line you could see a new hybrid anti Europe group (not ukip)

03 Mar 2016 00:46:09
cheers edd.

03 Mar 2016 00:45:17
valid point.

03 Mar 2016 01:08:10
split on Europe before yes Kim but we only dipped our toes, this is a different ball game, we will be fully submerged.

As for the Tory party pulling together for elections in the past yes your right but with the prospect of taking orders from Brussels I can see a similar scenario with what is happening with the labour party.

someone made a great point about Cameron, they said Cameron never wanted this vote but he put it in the Tory manifesto because he never thought he would win a election outright, he thought he would either have to go with the lib dems again who are pro Europe and take it out there manifesto .

we are talking about big names past and present who are not happy and imagine the scenario with more migrants turning up on our shores and we have to do what Brussels tells us? this ain't going away, this is the start of turmoil for the Tories and karma is a wonderful thing .

02 Mar 2016 19:36:45
trump is no angel and a loudmouth but he is no idiot,he says what politicians think and what certain voters want to hear and that scares the establishment in Washington .

as people will know I am a left wing type of feller and I should want Clinton in power but that women is a wolf in sheep's clothing ,i see trump a lesser of two evils .

02 Mar 2016 17:25:58
yep edd it shows you how thick they think we are .
cheers Kenny.

02 Mar 2016 17:28:10
my daughter is in Australia she is looking for a sponsor to stay a extra couple of years .

02 Mar 2016 17:01:29
this EU debate has and will split the tory party so not as smooth as you paint it, if we vote in or out, cameron will be gone yes but a lot of pro europe people like osbourne and co will be around, so for instance if we vote yes to stay in and euro bureaucrats meddle in something you can bet your bottom dollar that there will be a internal civil war in the tory party that usually happens in the labour party, even the right wing media are split on this bbc/ sky are usually 1 side or the other but they don't know what side to pick.

as for corbyn deep down he prob would vote no if he had the full backing of the PLP but he was never going europe to get it, the only reason he has not totally written off europe is the prospect of joining forces left wing groups in spain / portugal / greece etc in the eu, like I mentioned I disagree with lab/ corbyn on europe. we barely have a voice now but it will be ten times worse if we join europe .

02 Mar 2016 14:29:24
glad apple are fighting this, pity steve jobs was still not around .

02 Mar 2016 12:58:58
kim ironic you say corbyn should stick to he's beliefs when he has constantly been attacked by everyone for his beliefs, as for the labour party in general I reckon at least 80% of the labour MPs are pro Europe .

to be honest I think corbyn is playing a clever game as this election will make or break Cameron and this migrant problem is a topical subject that will not go away, as many labour/ tories/ ukip/ libs and far right will vote to leave, this is a 50/ 50 toss of a coin hence the propaganda scare tactics are coming out like the Scottish independence vote a few years ago .

02 Mar 2016 01:44:43
no doubt the establishment are terrified we pull out, I find it ironic the soundbite attack on migrants/ refugees that the tory/ media have been playing for the 6 years has come back to bite them on the ass.

for the record I will be voting out not for the same reasons as Boris Johnson, also I disagree with corbyn on this but deep down I think he would be fighting the Tories/ snp and most of he's backbench if he said he wanted out, so I can see why he never choose this fight, this is Cameron project and most telling is corbyn is not campaigning with Cameron to stay in Europe .