Creepy in Crawley: Why Question Time is a Stitch-Up

Last night's Question Time was a regular who's who of the system's sycophants.

Liam "Friend of Israel" Fox MP waffled on about Guantanamo on a complete Neo Con line. If there are innocents in Guantanamo - let them go. If they guilty, then try them in an open court. But the defence of torture and all kinds of dodgy Zionist dealings by the likes of Fox and his ilk have added yet more fuel to the fire, which is what they want as it excuses all kind of Israeli excesses.

Homosexual TV personality Matt Lucas (left) and Neo Con Daily Telegraph columnist Janet Daley (above right). Never seen in the same room...

Caroline Flint MP and government minister (a hideous defender of the worst excesses of Blair and Brown) blurted on defending bonus payouts to Northern Rock staff, ignoring the fact that bosses would get more than counter staff; so yet another ridiculous measure by the government which seems so keen to dish out money to the failing banking system.

Is it me or is Flint a typical squirmy, Blairite of the lawyer-class who just bluffs her way along, talking over anyone else and defending the indefensible with prepared party lines?

The Spooks were represented by Sir Christopher Meyer, former British Ambassador to America and current head of the Press Complaints Commission.

And, before I forget, there was a Liberal Democrat, David Laws MP (just for balance, naturally).

Last but not least, Janet Daley, a columnist for the Daily Telegraph the ex-plaything of Zionist priestess -- and friend of Nick Griffin -- Barbara Amiel, the paper that is not Ms Daley, was present. She has the most annoying trans-Atlantic drawl. It's the kind of accent that makes Loyd Grossman (of "through the keyhole" and various food sauces fame) sound like a chirpy cheeky cockney.

Either that or it's Loyd himself in a rather bad drag act outfit putting on an even 'hammier' accent (or perhaps Matt Lucas from Little Britain in a bad wig doing his American accent).

Anyway, I digress (what's new you cry?).

The panel chewed the fat on the economy, on crime, on politics and more (no mention of proven Israeli war crimes) but as usual all within the parameters of a failed system, of failed economics, of failed politics...

It's all a pressure valve, with Lib-Lab-Con soundbytes and a few lackeys/non-entities thrown in at the side.

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P.S. If you get the chance on the BBC's I-Player watch 'This Week.' Although presented by a Murdochrat, Andrew "Brillo Pad" Neil (and featuring idiots like Will Hutton), it is much more a programme for the politicos, as opposed to one for 'Joe Soap' (like Question Time) and so you get the odd glimpse of some truths, a taste of what's known behind the scenes. On yesterday's show there was talk of debt (bank and government), the Zionists around Obama, how the "bank bail outs" could become monthly affairs, how financiers (George Soros's friends) are trying to wreck the pound (trying to force us into the Euro) and so on.

Oh yes, dear reader, you have to have your BS-Meter turned up high to find your way through the faecal mine-field (pats ahoy! - as they say in Third Way, along with Bonjour Matelot), but it can be worth it for the rare nugget that can be gleaned...