Alastair Campbell, "I think most people in Britain are tolerant.. But they want to know there is a system, there are rules and they work" #BBCQT@campbellclaret
"What's happened in recent years under the Conservatives is that the rules and the system have broken down.. I think Labour are getting a grip of it"
"At the risk of triggering Nigel again, I'm going to mention Brexit"
"Brexit was about getting your borders under control. Since Brexit we have lost control. So the people coming here, not to stay for long, Polish plumbers, French nurses, often going back, they've left because we left the European Union"
"They've been replaced by hundreds of thousands of people and their dependants, from Nigeria, from India"
"Is that what Nigel Farage wanted when we was telling you that we're going to get control of our borders?"
"Is that what Boris Johnson promised you when he was telling you all those lies?"
"Because we're an aging population, when I was growing up, there were 20 people of working age for every pensioner.. Now there are fewer than 3"
"So the idea that we can cope with an aging population and a low birth rate without thinking and understanding that we have to get people from abroad to come and work here"
"We've got to fix the rules, fix the systems, and for heaven's sake, if we follow the demonising immigrants rhetoric of Trump, Farage and these guys, we'll actually put people of from even wanting to come here to work"
"So lets be open and honest about the need for migration"
"Let's get the rules and systems in place. And stop demonising anyone who is not what we consider to be British"
"Migrants, illegal or legal, weren't responsible for austerity. That was the Conservative government. Migrants were not responsible for Brexit. Migrants were not responsible for Liz Truss' failure of leadership."
Brilliant audience contribution 👏
#bbcqt
Kemi Badenoch, "The country needs conviction politicians, not politicians with convictions"
Keir Starmer, "I gently remind her that two of her predecessors, have convictions, for breaking the covid rules"
Former Conservative PM Boris Johnson, "I paid the fine and offer a full apology"
Former Conservative PM Rishi Sunak, "I fully respect the decision the police have reached, I've paid the fine straight away, and I'm extremely and sincerely sorry for the hurt and anger this has caused so many people"
'Imagine if that were a Labour problem, or even a Tory problem. But because it’s Farage, this level of moral bankruptcy is almost expected.'
James O’Brien reacts to Nigel Farage’s response when quizzed over Reform MP James McMurdock’s assault conviction.
Reform UK MP James McMurdock was convicted for ‘repeatedly kicking his girlfriend’, and Nigel Farage thinks he deserves ‘Christian forgiveness’. The same Nigel Farage who assures us he’ll protect women and children from evil immigrants. Hypocritical cunt.
❗️The heartbreaking moment Professor Ian Brighthope breaks down in tears in front of thousands in Perth as he realises that 60 million deadly vaccines have been administered to innocent Australians now causing death and turbo cancer.
😢This is huge. 🇦🇺Australia is rising!
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If you honestly believe that the Tories...who were in govt for FOURTEEN years...will return & deliver a bright future for you & your family then you're a moron...simple as...or a Tory donor.
They don't give a toss about you or I & never...ever...will.
Change...takes...TIME.
Kemi calls for Starmer to resign in response to the petition. non brits also signed
Kemi Badenoch voted against a second Brexit referendum four times in Parliament - despite the petition receiving 4.1 million signatures.
Kemi is what we call a hypocrite.
Right wingers stamping their feet saying
Call A General Election
Tell you what....
Let's have a Rejoin the EU referendum at the same time?
Six million people signed that petition
Mhairi Black, "I'm not understanding why there is so much heat around this" @MhairiBlack
"Is this is a case of farmers working their knuckles down to the bone, living on the breadline, that happen to be sitting on assets"
"Or is this like people like Jeremy Clarkson"
"Because if you're asking the general public who can't afford to pay their bills, who can't get a doctors appointment, who can't get a house, to feel sorry for millionaires like Clarkson, I just don't think how it's feasible"