BBC left wing agenda in full force again.

The Right-wing brigade like to burn the midnight oil and post on /lounge/, too bad, they don't have work in the morning.

That makes absolutely no sense considering you're posting.

No, I'm not a right-wing freak like you.

What's a ring-wing?

You drunk again?

But no! If you vote right-wing you are clearly loaded and don't have to work because you steal everything from the poor!

Haven't watched it in about a year, as a left leaning person it normally raises my blood pressure too, so I'm not so sure about the bias, it comes to something when you have to wait for ex conservative Michael Portillo on the sofa for a bit of sense!

Aren't we all napping in preparation for Trump time? I've transcended British politics and it's got (or should I say, "gotten"?) to the point where I don't even remember Question Time is on, let alone want to watch it.

Had a quick look at this week's panel, and I am certain I missed nothing of value.

The entire panel and audience was left wing. Even the token Tory was left wing.

Well I quickly checked they had a Tory MP and the boss of Saatchi (sp?) who worked on the Tory campaign last year, so two righties and two lefties.

The whole panel were left.

If you want to see a real rightie watch Douglas Murray on one now.

I've just started watching This Week on (SKY PLUS) from the beginning, he's not on it yet, but he's a right knob (IMHO).

The problem with you lot, is you wont be happy until there are four righties on the panel, and the entire audience right wing, and then, and only then, you'll say its 'balanced'.

He may be a knob. But listen to the wisdom he speaks.

You're joking right? Week in week out QT is geared towards the left. And you talk to me about balance?

The problem with you lot, is you wont be happy until there are four righties on the panel, and the entire audience right wing, and then, and only then, you'll say its 'balanced'.

Grow up and stop projecting. You aren't happy when week in, week out, the entire panel is left-wing, and their audiences are so "representative" that they all booed UKIP in Clacton the same night when Douglas Carswell won the by-election there with 60% of the vote.

Right-wingers' expectations in the BB☭ are so low that we are ecstatic when a single right-wing panelist (e.g. Hitchens, Starkey, Scruton) is allowed on. This is sadly becoming rarer and rarer.

Grow up and stop projecting. You aren't happy when week in, week out, the entire panel is left-wing, and their audiences are so "representative" that they all booed UKIP in Clacton the same night when Douglas Carswell won the by-election there with 60% of the vote.

Well I don't know how the QT audience could have booed when the by-election results wouldn't come in till at least a couple of hours after the show is aired. But as I say, I rarely watch QT now. And if some people did boo, that doesn't mean the whole audience is left wing.

Right-wingers' expectations in the BB☭ are so low that we are ecstatic when a single right-wing panelist (e.g. Hitchens, Starkey, Scruton) is allowed on. This is sadly becoming rarer and rarer.

Really, I thought you'd be breathing a sigh of relief when Hitchens and in particular Starkey aren't on the show, as they normally end up embarrassing your lot.

And left wingers could equally say that Labour MPs aren't left wing, because they aren't left wing enough for their tastes. So 6 of one half a dozen of the other.

It goes without saying that Cameron's "Conservative" party are not right-wing not conservative. The real question is which one of the other three isn't left-wing in your book...

One day Trump will be on Question Time and it will be glorious. Do you think left wing hero Bunny la Roche would make an appearance?

If I was Trump I wouldn't dream of setting foot in Europe. The EU will soon have gone from having hundreds of Islamic "no-go" zones to being a full-on caliphate, and we won't be able to guarantee the safety of Trump's - or anybody who dares to speak the truth about Islam.

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He'll get the reception he deserves if he does ever have the balls to come back to the UK.

BBC is pro-immigration pro-employment over British workers, since 70% of it's work force is asian, muslim or afican.

This is why BBC programing has gone down hill since 1997

A pat on the back and a cig and a pint down the local with Nigel?

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They maybe 2 cheeks of the same arse but I don't think Trump would have any interest whatsoever in going for a pint with 'not important Nigel'.