gregbrighton
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Remember, these people just got a 10 per cent pay rise. Such great value for money. Super smashing great servants to this nation 
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Thunder Bolt
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Remember, these people just got a 10 per cent pay rise. Such great value for money. Super smashing great servants to this nation
Two local MPs have donated their pay rise (which was awarded by an independent body) to charity. Caroline Lucas & Maria Caulfield.
gregbrighton
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Whoop-di-fecking-doo!!
It's a collection of clips demonstrating the poor behaviour of MPs, particularly the conservatives attitude to Corbyn. Thought that was obvious.
No, it's a collection of cherry picked clips, without any context as to what occurred just before - I'm no fan of the conservatives but since I actually watch PMQs a few times I can tell this is highly misleading - especially when they string two clips together which are entirely unconnected, to make them seem like they happened one after another.
Exactly.
Unbelievable that people are stupid enough to get worked up about something when they don't even know what the something was.
W.C.
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With the earlier comment about editing I was expecting to see some kind of cut up masterpiece showing Corbyn off in the best light.
It's not edited like that though is it? At all. It's just cut down.
As said, I'm sure there are plenty of tories who find that embarrassing too.
W.C.
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It doesn't do that at all. I'm sure anyone a bit handy with imovie could do a better job at manipulating the film than this person has. It just shows the jeering of Corbyn asking questions, nothing more, nothing less. It's not 'clever' editing in the slightest. And yes I'm sure it could be done the other way round too, but seeing as Corbyn has made a point of trying to make PMQs more civilised I think this video is fair enough.
Extreme selective editing designed to show just how nasty those bully boy Tory MPs were to JC. In reality it shows what poor public speaker Corbyn is and what a lame duck leader he is for the Labour party. Long may it continue!
pastafarian
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most of the jeering (from all sides) is just panto,its 15 mins of good fun in my book,ive said before there is plenty of reasoned debate going on in the house and committees all hours if people want to switch over to the parliament channel. But they don’t,they would rather judge politicians on this snippet and bleat on saying look what happens all the time in the commons
Most of the stuff directed at Corbyn is simply laughter anyway because he is a histrionic dickhead. He would be well advised to hand over PMQ`s to someone with balls like Dennis Skinner who would ask difficult questions and follow up with even tougher comebacks.
Hiding behind a question from Margaret of Milton Keynes because " I don’t want an argument and I hate confrontation" is just a load of pathetic cupcake sissyballs.
hope he carries on with this tactic though
Most of the stuff directed at Corbyn is simply laughter anyway because he is a histrionic dickhead. He would be well advised to hand over PMQ`s to someone with balls like Dennis Skinner who would ask difficult questions and follow up with even tougher comebacks.
Hiding behind a question from Margaret of Milton Keynes because " I don’t want an argument and I hate confrontation" is just a load of pathetic cupcake sissyballs.
hope he carries on with this tactic though
W.C.
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Jeering over someone asking a question, regardless of the content, that's what it was about surely? Whatever your political persuasion, it's all a bit childish isn't it?
Wrong-Direction
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The posters calling people stupid if they don't realise its been edited are the exact morons that believe everything the media tells them
W.C.
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Whilst I thought this tactic gave DC an easy ride at the start, I think your wrong now. For the moment anyway, I think it's become quite an effective way of questioning the PM especially in regards to tax credit cuts and the NHS. It really doesn't look good ignoring questions and making daft jokes with your chums braying behind you, when the opposition are putting forward the very real concerns of the public they are supposed to represent. The concerns of quite a few tories too.
Agreed. PMQs is probably the least important time spent in the Commons. Panto, as you say. JC does need to grow a pair though, we all need an effective opposition.
pastafarian
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im sorry ,cant agree at all on that topic,the government got spanked on tax credits,they have gone away with their tail between their legs and having a rethink.....apparently the new jist will be outlined in the autumn statement
Corbyn just wasted a daft amount of questions on tax credits when its impossible to give an answer until the announcement...........its like asking for the final league tables in march,he would have been better focusing on something else until then
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Tories howling and jeering like the hooray Henry's that they are...no surprises.
Megazone
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Regardless to whether it's been edited. It's socially inept to need to make animal noises whenever you hear something you disagree on.
Eaton obviously doesn't teach social skills.
Eaton obviously doesn't teach social skills.
TWOCHOICEStom
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That the first video you've seen of PMs questions?
It's been like that since forever.
It's been like that since forever.