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When did the media - more old men - ever confront Fartage about Northern Ireland? The Good Friday Agreement?
Never.
He calls himself a political party, and this vital concern of any government, they just let him off. Why?
Never.
He calls himself a political party, and this vital concern of any government, they just let him off. Why?
You think about it. Fartage wobbles in to the BBC, all the Neils, all the Marrs, when did they last confront him about Northern Ireland?
Northern Ireland is part of our country, and the Good Friday Agreement is a responsibility of any government.
So why is anybody allowed to talk about Brexit without confronting that? Hm?
So why is anybody allowed to talk about Brexit without confronting that? Hm?
The BBC has got political faces coming out of its arse. Whether it's Kuenssberg or the Andrew Sisters.
Why have none of them ever once confronted Fartage about the consequences of the policy he keeps bellowing for?
Why have none of them ever once confronted Fartage about the consequences of the policy he keeps bellowing for?
"You're not just gobbing off in the tap room now, mate. You're in my TV studio.
So how do you want to solve the Irish border? You want Brexit, you tell us how you solve that."
Have the Andrew Sisters ever asked him that? No.
So how do you want to solve the Irish border? You want Brexit, you tell us how you solve that."
Have the Andrew Sisters ever asked him that? No.
No one ever asks Fartage about the practical reality of government. They just let him bellow and belch about the EU.
That's not journalism, is it? No. It's just mutual masturbation among a group of rich old men.
That's not journalism, is it? No. It's just mutual masturbation among a group of rich old men.
