Jim Audiomisc
pfm Member
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001nhm8
Wanted to mention this to say that I've been watching it though to pick up the comments which seem to me to be worth knowing about rather than the dross.
Not quite finished as I'm only watching it for a period each day. But my current favourites are
Stephen Timms at 3:10:45 onwards (from the start). He carefully lists the occasions when BloJo lied despite having been told that what he'd been saying... and BloJo then went on doing it.
Jess Phillips at 3:32:44 onwards. Coming at it from another angle, but plain speaking.
Shame so many Tories were 'busy' elsewhere. But some who attended made decent contributions. They at least had the courage to stand up when other Tories found they were 'too busy' elsewhere or trotted out specious excuses, etc. Naturally, the member for the 17th Century dismissed the verdict of the (Tory maority) Committee with specious off-point arguments in posh tones.
Wanted to mention this to say that I've been watching it though to pick up the comments which seem to me to be worth knowing about rather than the dross.
Not quite finished as I'm only watching it for a period each day. But my current favourites are
Stephen Timms at 3:10:45 onwards (from the start). He carefully lists the occasions when BloJo lied despite having been told that what he'd been saying... and BloJo then went on doing it.
Jess Phillips at 3:32:44 onwards. Coming at it from another angle, but plain speaking.
Shame so many Tories were 'busy' elsewhere. But some who attended made decent contributions. They at least had the courage to stand up when other Tories found they were 'too busy' elsewhere or trotted out specious excuses, etc. Naturally, the member for the 17th Century dismissed the verdict of the (Tory maority) Committee with specious off-point arguments in posh tones.