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Written by Michael McInally
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 00:09 |
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Looking forward to the first ever, USA
styled, political party leaders
debating in a televised, UK election
special? Me neither! Is it a case of
turning up in the studio and arguing
the toss? Hell, no! It has taken
months of behind the scenes
negotiating by the spin doctors and
the telly companies to get them to
agree as to how the debates will be
structured. Clapping will not be
allowed by the invited studio
audience, in case it influences the
viewing voters. Invited? For ‘balance,’
the members have been hand picked
and will only be allowed to ask
questions which have been cleared. I
guess my gilt edged invitation was
lost in the post. When you see them
shaking hands at the end of the
debates, even that is stage managed;
they have agreed to it beforehand.
Here’s a question I might ‘wunt’ to ask
‘Shrek.’ How is it Gordon, that during
your Government’s destruction of
once Great Britain, things have got so
bad that a line of cocaine is cheaper
than a cup of coffee on the streets, at
two quid? Not my figure, snorted out
of thin air through a cut down straw;
it is the price quoted in a
Government report. Try sticking that
on your expenses, lads. The report
highlighted the fact that celebrities,
who by some miracle have survived
the experience of snorting enough
cocaine to fell a rhinoceros, make
drug taking look ’cool’ and
encourage teenagers to give it a go.
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