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38 minutes ago, Youngstu said:

I'm not sure satire has ever changed politics, after all our quasi democracy depends on committees that have their own agendas to select candidates.

 

I saw how flawed american foreign policy was in my youth and it has only got worse fifty years later. Not being a fan of their politicians at all but this seems to show some americans realise what they have done.

 

Heaven help the Taiwanese now, they don't have rare minerals the americans want.

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11 minutes ago, sime42 said:

 

You beat me too it.

 

They should get this bloke a regular slot on the BBC, to tell things as they really are. He might have to sanitise his delivery somewhat.

 

He did for a while on BBC sounds.

 

I suspect despite his political content he's a closet Tory.

 

Laura kuensberg was a not so in the closet Tory and stuck out like a sore thumb at the BBC from what friends have said.

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41 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

I'm not sure satire has ever changed politics, after all our quasi democracy depends on committees that have their own agendas to select candidates.

 

I saw how flawed american foreign policy was in my youth and it has only got worse fifty years later. Not being a fan of their politicians at all but this seems to show some americans realise what they have done.

 

Heaven help the Taiwanese now, they don't have rare minerals the americans want.

Bernie Sanders should have been President and Corbyn should probably have been PM, targeted social media put a lid on that.

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2 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Bernie Sanders should have been President and Corbyn should probably have been PM, targeted, social media, put an end to that. 

No doubt with Kamala & Diane being deputy, competing in the maths Olympics?

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23 minutes ago, GarethM said:

He did for a while on BBC sounds.

 

I suspect despite his political content he's a closet Tory.

 

Laura kuensberg was a not so in the closet Tory and stuck out like a sore thumb at the BBC from what friends have said.

 

You're right, about him being on the BBC, Id forgotten that. It was a late night comedy program on live radio. Not really that funny, the couple of times I heard it. I meant in a serious political commentary type of role though.

 

Interesting idea about him being a closet Tory. Why so? I don't see it.

 

I remember Laura Kuensberg holding Boris Johnson firmly to account numerous times, despite her being an out Tory. She was good.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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