Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

European Union bureaucrats are demanding that “current and future family members” of European nationals in the UK should have an open-ended right to settle in this country after Brexit.
They also want Britain to continue to agree to pay the pension costs of Brussels bureaucrats after Britain leaves the EU in March 2019.

we must just walk away and tell them to get stuffed

Yes i think now days the interview is all about him (paxo) you need Andrew Neil for a good challenging interview...

He was pants in the EU debate last year totally for in , if you remember with Sheila Hancock , lost any respect after that .

paxo the has been was a total idiot crap acted like a deranged person

Having caught only a few minutes of each interview with paxo.

There was one common take away for me:

You cant trust either of them, deeply unimpressive and very evasive seemed to be the norm.


It doesent matter what they say, once in office they will renege.

I kind of agree ,i'm beginning to loathe all of them except Farage.

any voter who thought they would get answers to questions via paxo were led down the
toilet . no questions on policy was asked just a paxo show of ignorance he loves him self , it was a non event for voting and questions

worth remembering for everyday life - just because someone asks you a question, you have no obligation to answer it (except in court), much as that might annoy

Politicians do have an obligation to answer on policy running up to an election .

jimmy so why have they not answered questions

corbyn will not answer question on protecting the state , he would allow the country to fall .

no they don't, though you may think they do
it is up to the listener to then draw what conclusions he likes from the answer given

Ah! but are their answers truthful, although sadly truthfulness doesn't seem to matter these days, political or otherwise.

only people who are dishonest fail to answer questions . and most are criminals or have no faith in their own actions ,to fail to answer questions means they are untrustworthy

it all depends on one's perception of truth :-)

a parallel might be a football club's chairman stating that the club remained solidly behind its manager

Don't be daft cynic ,, so your running for Prime Minister in 8 days time and you don't have to answer questions ?

cynic you are lowering your standards to the gutter

77120 - in simplistic terms, would you answer a direct question on your stance in the brexit negotiations? ...... of course not

Avoiding questions seems to be de rigueur for all sides.


Boris nailed this labour apologist when asked about coming out of the customs union.




Boris Johnson and Labour election chief Andrew Gwynne in fiery spat

very noticeable that boris has been kept locked in the cupboard ....... good job!
while he can be very entertaining, he can and does blunder every bit as badly as diane abbott