Question Time

[gorky]

Peter Coates, Chairman of Stoke City has just wiped the floor with the rest of the panel and the audience on QT. You can see how his philosophy runs through the club.

Can't wait till Tony Stewart gets the call up.

[millertop]

Let's hope he doesn't get a call up

[gorky]

I'd love to see him on, millertop! I'd like to know his opinions on current affairs.

I particularly liked the way Coates dismissed a woman in the audience rambling on about the majority of voters in Stoke wanting to leave the EU with "it doesn't mean you're right".

I'd like TS to start using this.

"We all think you should appoint a manager right now Tony"

"It doesn't mean you're right"

"We all think there's no long term plan Tony"

"It doesn't mean you're right"

"We don't think the new head of recruitment is doing anything because we can't see any visible short term results Tony"

"It doesn't mean you're right"

And so on.

[millertop]

Only I'd he knows he questions beforehand so he can give answers with confidence other wise

[dmentor]

I thought Coates had gone to sleep at the end of the program,he was certainly somewhere else that's for sure.

[jolly_roger]

Question Time is a joke, used to be a good program, now it's just another propaganda machine for the British Brainwashing Corporation.

Selected audience asking pre planned predictable questions. All very PC

[dmentor]

Question Time is a joke, used to be a good program, now it's just another propaganda machine for the British Brainwashing Corporation.

Selected audience asking pre planned predictable questions. All very PC

I didn't know that Jolly,but then i am not that clever to realise it.

[gorky]

Question Time is a joke, used to be a good program, now it's just another propaganda machine for the British Brainwashing Corporation.

Selected audience asking pre planned predictable questions. All very PC

I'd like to hear more of your theory jolly. It sounds like it's very evidence-based. In what ways do you think it pushes propaganda?

[millmoormagic]

I'd like to hear more of your theory jolly. It sounds like it's very evidence-based. In what ways do you think it pushes propaganda?

Now that's a question....

[jolly_roger]

Now that's a question....

Well, there are many examples if you look for them, but this sums it up, from the "horses mouth" as they say

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/bbc/...ally-bias.html