brilliant Matt . I also watched the Reform Party rally in Wolverhampton yesterday & it to was fantastic to hear ordinary people waking up to what has & being done by years of corrupt , inept , & foolish British Govt's for far to many years . for those who have not watched the Reform live rally , please watch it & share it with someone who is unaware of how badly Britain is been run & ruined by years of Conservative & Labour Governments : https://www.youtube.com/live/wncTideypLE
The attacks on you/Reform shows how nervous the Party makes the so-called elite. I don’t know how you managed to keep cool under such pathetic and attention-seeking behaviour from the Deborah Francis “I’m hear to raise my profile and earn lots of money and that’s more important than what’s happening in the country” person!
It’s interesting that all the other parties were keen on sneering at your views, at times throwing out the word ‘misinformation’. It’s clear that none of the other parties speak for the silent majority.
Well said, Matt. The squandering of taxpayers money has contributed to the increase in the cost of living suffered by the people of Britain. There has never been a manifesto commitment to admit thousands of immigrants, nor to support those immigrants out of taxpayers money. Neither of the Uniparties has ever campaigned on these issues, and our governments have never had the explicit permission of the electorate to follow them. Starmer did promise to "Smash the Gangs" but was totally ineffective.
I watched the programme last night. Another shameful performance by FB, allowing the other panellists to attack Reform instead of answering the question. I was pleased that your comments seemed to have the support of a large part of the audience. And as for that 'so-called' comedian sat next to you, well I am not sure what qualified her to be on the panel except to make serious allegations about another "celeb" and their outrageous behaviour at a luvvies party. She claimed that if she had spoken out her career would have been over. I get that to a point, but why has she not raised these allegations with the police now, especially since the bandwagon is well and truly rolling. And what wasn't mentioned was the Epstein Files, for which only Ghislane Maxwell, Lord Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor appear to have been pursued by the law. It would seem to me that the abuse of women and girls is rife in certain UK communities, and also widespread amongst the elites. The phrase "Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" springs to mind - the elites daren't take action because so many of them would be implicated. I strongly suspect the same is true concerning the grooming gangs - council officials, social workers and police in it up to their necks either through turning a blind eye or worse being involved in aiding, abetting or even being part of the whole sordid thing. Wilful negligence at best but it may be so much worse, and if so our establishment and society may collapse if exposed.
Superb contributions Matt. Full of facts, clear on priorities and showed up the complete absence of plans and clear thinking from the government. Good to see some positive reaction from the Exeter audience.
It was a good performance but, as usual, everyone but Matt was skating round the subjects discussed. I too think that women should be safe under all circumstances from sexual predators but I also think of an article I read about a girl who was allegedly raped when she got into someone's van. She went on to say that when she got into his van the next night he did it again. Does anyone think, for instance, that women who have low cut dresses and very mini mini skirts are perceived (however wrongly) as 'available' by some men, particularly when drunk and sitting on the pavement at 3am? Nobody ever dares to air these thoughts unfortunately. Well done Matt. KBO.
" Does anyone think, for instance, that women who have low cut dresses and very mini mini skirts are perceived (however wrongly) as 'available' by some men, particularly when drunk and sitting on the pavement at 3am"
That's an idea that has been around since the dawn of the mini. It is of course not acceptable.
But there are those who don't need to be booze fuelled to act on impulse.
Well done Matt, I gave up years ago watching Question Time due to the leftist views expressed therein and unbalanced debate. Thank you for trying to rebalance!
Well done you Matt. It takes character to stand up to the leftards.
Thank goodness we have you to fight back!
Brillaint Matt - well done. Real passion shown and facts and figures that cannot be disputed. Excellent work
brilliant Matt . I also watched the Reform Party rally in Wolverhampton yesterday & it to was fantastic to hear ordinary people waking up to what has & being done by years of corrupt , inept , & foolish British Govt's for far to many years . for those who have not watched the Reform live rally , please watch it & share it with someone who is unaware of how badly Britain is been run & ruined by years of Conservative & Labour Governments : https://www.youtube.com/live/wncTideypLE
Bravo Matt, probably one of your best most articulate performances EVER on QT 🔥
The attacks on you/Reform shows how nervous the Party makes the so-called elite. I don’t know how you managed to keep cool under such pathetic and attention-seeking behaviour from the Deborah Francis “I’m hear to raise my profile and earn lots of money and that’s more important than what’s happening in the country” person!
It’s interesting that all the other parties were keen on sneering at your views, at times throwing out the word ‘misinformation’. It’s clear that none of the other parties speak for the silent majority.
Well said, Matt. The squandering of taxpayers money has contributed to the increase in the cost of living suffered by the people of Britain. There has never been a manifesto commitment to admit thousands of immigrants, nor to support those immigrants out of taxpayers money. Neither of the Uniparties has ever campaigned on these issues, and our governments have never had the explicit permission of the electorate to follow them. Starmer did promise to "Smash the Gangs" but was totally ineffective.
I watched the programme last night. Another shameful performance by FB, allowing the other panellists to attack Reform instead of answering the question. I was pleased that your comments seemed to have the support of a large part of the audience. And as for that 'so-called' comedian sat next to you, well I am not sure what qualified her to be on the panel except to make serious allegations about another "celeb" and their outrageous behaviour at a luvvies party. She claimed that if she had spoken out her career would have been over. I get that to a point, but why has she not raised these allegations with the police now, especially since the bandwagon is well and truly rolling. And what wasn't mentioned was the Epstein Files, for which only Ghislane Maxwell, Lord Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor appear to have been pursued by the law. It would seem to me that the abuse of women and girls is rife in certain UK communities, and also widespread amongst the elites. The phrase "Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" springs to mind - the elites daren't take action because so many of them would be implicated. I strongly suspect the same is true concerning the grooming gangs - council officials, social workers and police in it up to their necks either through turning a blind eye or worse being involved in aiding, abetting or even being part of the whole sordid thing. Wilful negligence at best but it may be so much worse, and if so our establishment and society may collapse if exposed.
"She claimed that if she had spoken out her career would have been over."
So that speaks volumes as to the direction of her moral compass. Due "me,me,me".
Superb contributions Matt. Full of facts, clear on priorities and showed up the complete absence of plans and clear thinking from the government. Good to see some positive reaction from the Exeter audience.
It was a good performance but, as usual, everyone but Matt was skating round the subjects discussed. I too think that women should be safe under all circumstances from sexual predators but I also think of an article I read about a girl who was allegedly raped when she got into someone's van. She went on to say that when she got into his van the next night he did it again. Does anyone think, for instance, that women who have low cut dresses and very mini mini skirts are perceived (however wrongly) as 'available' by some men, particularly when drunk and sitting on the pavement at 3am? Nobody ever dares to air these thoughts unfortunately. Well done Matt. KBO.
" Does anyone think, for instance, that women who have low cut dresses and very mini mini skirts are perceived (however wrongly) as 'available' by some men, particularly when drunk and sitting on the pavement at 3am"
That's an idea that has been around since the dawn of the mini. It is of course not acceptable.
But there are those who don't need to be booze fuelled to act on impulse.
Thank you Matt - a really good performance from you. I was annoyed by the woman at your side who kept interrupting
Well done Matt, I gave up years ago watching Question Time due to the leftist views expressed therein and unbalanced debate. Thank you for trying to rebalance!
Well done Matt, Britain should come first!
You did stand up for us and thank you
Well done Matt. Stay strong.