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Wed 22 Jun 2016 10:21
Great Debate-tue-BBC1 - FoxyJukebox

Did anyone else notice that the majority of the constant and irritating audience applause in last night's euro debate came only from the "stalls".

Floor manager at work?

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Wed 22 Jun 2016 12:02
Great Debate-tue-BBC1 - Ald

Didn't watch it, no need, I'm out.

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Wed 22 Jun 2016 19:40
Great Debate-tue-BBC1 - gordonbennet

Only managed 20 minutes, telly in severe danger of being bricked my SWMBO.

Watched Boris' final speech on Youtube, stirring stuff, hope it annoyed the two females on the remain side (who annoyed SWMBO so much) who seemed to be chewing wasps.

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Fri 24 Jun 2016 22:16
Great Debate-tue-BBC1 - Bromptonaut

Watched Boris' final speech on Youtube, stirring stuff, hope it annoyed the two females on the remain side (who annoyed SWMBO so much) who seemed to be chewing wasps.

Ruth Davidson is the leader the UK Tories need right now.

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Sat 25 Jun 2016 18:53
Great Debate-tue-BBC1 - gordonbennet

Dear Lord, we need an unshakeable Captain on the deck, not someone who is to put it kindly excitable, Labour's choice for Tory leader..:-)

Chris Grayling could be the steady hand we need to steer the ship.

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Sat 25 Jun 2016 19:22
Great Debate-tue-BBC1 - gordonbennet

Actually Jacob Rees-Mogg would do nicely, and maybe it's time the decks were cleared of liberal leftie social democrats who have been masquerading as conservatives for donkeys years, and we start the rebirth of the real conservative party.

You never know it might just trigger the labour party to look for someone with a principle to their name to elect as leader...what a disappointment Corbyn has been, for years anti EU in the Wedgie Benn camp, i had great hopes for him and a return to a labour party that cared for and represented the working (not shirking) class, soon as he got the leaders job principle went west, cheerio hopefully.

Cameron should have been statesman like over the referendum, stated his beliefs and then stood back for the result which he would honour, oh no not he, had to threaten and bludgeon us proles, cheerio...oh and take Osborne with you.

Edited by gordonbennet on 25/06/2016 at 19:23

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Mon 27 Jun 2016 16:16
Great Debate-tue-BBC1 - concrete

Couldn't be bothered watching another 'debate' that tries to re-run the referendum until the required result comes out. It's over, will someone please tell them. All the vitriol of the remain campaign is still there waiting to spew out on every hopeful message that it is proposed. They cannot wait for the UK to fail, just to say 'I told you so'. These people are the most reprehensible kind and let us hope this revolution in politics throws up some decent candidates that we feel we can rely on to carry out the mandate the PEOPLE actually voted FOR!!!!!

Boris and Gove would be my initial choice. A good blend of charismatic leader and very intelectual policy exectutor. That will do at least until the 2020 election, when, unlike the EU commission, we can vote to remove or retain them.

Doesn't it make you think about the principles that some of these people operate under? Just like the SNP the remain camp are the worst kind of losers. Petulant and unhelpful, even to the point of damaging their own country and interests to make a point. Diabolical. Resign the lot of you!!!

Cheers Concrete

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