19-06-2016, 06:26 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
Originally Posted by Boozercruiser
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The case for remain.Cameron is to be questioned by a live audience.
And I wonder what garbage the lying little to rag will come out with this evening!
Pinoccio move over !
19-06-2016, 07:05 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
Originally Posted by galty
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Ok so you have your mind made up before its broardcast.
I have.
I am writing this as the program is on now.
This guy has form on lying, and anything he has said up to now just confirms this.
I don't believe a word he says.
End of!
19-06-2016, 07:31 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
It's difficult viewing. I am not a tory at all. I don't dislike Cameron but dislike the conservative party. I find it quite alarming that all the experts are on the side of staying and NONE are supporting leave.I thought he came across really well and got across perfectly what a terrible mistake it would be to leave.
19-06-2016, 07:38 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
Originally Posted by Baxter8
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It's difficult viewing. I am not a tory at all. I don't dislike Cameron but dislike the conservative party. I find it quite alarming that all the experts are on the side of staying and NONE are supporting leave.I thought he came across really well and got across perfectly what a terrible mistake it would be to leave.
19-06-2016, 07:42 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
And when it's all over, we will all be much better informed about Europe - whatever prism we're looking through. Most knew very little before, but now we're all much better informed
Originally Posted by Wrinkly
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I agree Baxter, as for lying show me a politician who doesn't lie, but one promise he kept and he didn't lie about that, was he did promise the referendum and we got it.
19-06-2016, 07:45 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
I do find it difficult to reconcile his view last autumn that the UK could prosper quite well outside of the EU, with his view now that the sky will all but cave in if we leave?
So was he lying then or is he lying now, he can't have it both ways because as far as I know nothing of any significance has happened in the interim to change the scenario ....
19-06-2016, 07:51 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
I am not aware of the context of the quote that the UK could prosper, but he did make reference in the debate to the fact that yes we could recover and carry on but it would be "less good" Or maybe during the intervening period he has become more inclined to believe the experts.
Originally Posted by Barry
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I do find it difficult to reconcile his view last autumn that the UK could prosper quite well outside of the EU, with his view now that the sky will all but cave in if we leave? So was he lying then or is he lying now, because as far as I know nothing significant has happened in the interim to change the scenario ....
19-06-2016, 08:08 PM
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Re: Cameron in live Question time on BBC1 at 6.45PM
I thought it was a very poor programme, questions were not pursued and expanded upon. One example, when asked about kerbing immigration from not just the EU but outside Cameron said something along the lines that 'it had been difficult' . Why had it been difficult, no explanation .Successive governments have had years to do something about it.The programme was more like a broadcast on behalf of 'remain' I prefer a debate with a mixed group of participants.
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