Hansard: Immigration. Debated on Thursday 9 July 2015
"Thanks to a certain Mr Andrew Neather, a former Government adviser, we now know the truth. More specifically, he said it was Blair’s intention to “rub the Right’s nose in diversity”.
In fact, it was not just the Right’s nose, but the large majority of ordinary people’s noses, yet people became afraid to say anything about it".
And how are you liking having your nose rubbed in populism?...thoughts Alastair?
Does Alastair accept that the massive increase in immigration brought about by New Labour and continued under the Tories is to a large extent responsible for the decline in social cohesion in the UK?
For example even if he personally enjoys it can he understand why many people find it regrettable that London is now minority English and that the ensuing diversity of opinions and cultural practices has a cost as well as a benefit?
Do you think you will ever realise that you seem to be guilty of virtually everything you ever accuse others of doing? Someone needs to tell you that you are Alastair Campbell, and you need to examine your life.
Why are the Labour party determined to eradicate British culture. Why do they continue to import both illegals and legal immigrants, which we have consistently stated we don’t want!
Has he ever thought about being less of a smarmy, self-righteous ideologue, and considered ‘are we the baddies?’ in all of this? His condescension to those he views as stupid and inferior is tiresome, whilst also pretending to be this open liberal? Campbell is as far away from a classical liberal as you can get, but all dressed up in the soft, plush ‘be kind’ face of wokism masquerading as liberal beliefs. How does he square the circle of censorship with state control and personal freedoms?
I cant claim this as mine, this is Geoff Norcotts but it is pertinent. Does Alastair Campbell ever forget that he's, ya know, Alastair Campbell when he is mid flow berating someone for having a different world view when he is a direct cause of the issues we are seeing now
Given your role in the Iraq war, which left hundreds of thousands dead many miles from the UK's borders, do you not feel like you should be a bit more humble when criticizing Israel's fighting strategy against multiple enemies located on right their borders?
Do you believe that Islam presents a more dangerous threat to the UK than other non-native religions such as Hinduism? Why / why not? And if so, how can the UK enact policies to tackle this threat without being considered ‘Islamophobic’?
I know you want ask him but - how does he feel that as a war criminal he will never face trial for his crimes? How does he looking in the mirror every morning knowing the blood of thousands of people at home and abroad is on his hands?
How does Alistair cope with being wrong about every major issue in the last 20 years
The things I’d like to ask Campbell would probably get me arrested. He is a stain on our polity that should have been removed long ago.
A lot of people are in agreement with certain MP’s that Blair and his “friends” should be tried for treason, Alastair is in that circle as well.
What would he do in that scenario?
Totally agree. He was the right hand man for Blair, he was the brains 🧠
Hansard: Immigration. Debated on Thursday 9 July 2015
"Thanks to a certain Mr Andrew Neather, a former Government adviser, we now know the truth. More specifically, he said it was Blair’s intention to “rub the Right’s nose in diversity”.
In fact, it was not just the Right’s nose, but the large majority of ordinary people’s noses, yet people became afraid to say anything about it".
And how are you liking having your nose rubbed in populism?...thoughts Alastair?
I’d follow with, and how are you liking having your nose rubbed in populism? Lol
Go on my cocker!
As a wise man once said “every action has an equal and opposite reaction “
I believe it was Bruce Forsyth… 😅
Does Alastair accept that the massive increase in immigration brought about by New Labour and continued under the Tories is to a large extent responsible for the decline in social cohesion in the UK?
For example even if he personally enjoys it can he understand why many people find it regrettable that London is now minority English and that the ensuing diversity of opinions and cultural practices has a cost as well as a benefit?
Ooft. I love that you guys interview diverse people, but I think I'll find this one a tough listen.
Do you think you will ever realise that you seem to be guilty of virtually everything you ever accuse others of doing? Someone needs to tell you that you are Alastair Campbell, and you need to examine your life.
Why are the Labour party determined to eradicate British culture. Why do they continue to import both illegals and legal immigrants, which we have consistently stated we don’t want!
We want our country back!
Has he ever thought about being less of a smarmy, self-righteous ideologue, and considered ‘are we the baddies?’ in all of this? His condescension to those he views as stupid and inferior is tiresome, whilst also pretending to be this open liberal? Campbell is as far away from a classical liberal as you can get, but all dressed up in the soft, plush ‘be kind’ face of wokism masquerading as liberal beliefs. How does he square the circle of censorship with state control and personal freedoms?
We all know you knew, do you not have any shame?
1. Looking back, what leadership lessons from Tony Blair remain relevant today?
2.How do you think AI will change political campaigning and government communication?
3.If you were starting your career today, would you still choose political communications?
I cant claim this as mine, this is Geoff Norcotts but it is pertinent. Does Alastair Campbell ever forget that he's, ya know, Alastair Campbell when he is mid flow berating someone for having a different world view when he is a direct cause of the issues we are seeing now
Given your role in the Iraq war, which left hundreds of thousands dead many miles from the UK's borders, do you not feel like you should be a bit more humble when criticizing Israel's fighting strategy against multiple enemies located on right their borders?
Do you believe that Islam presents a more dangerous threat to the UK than other non-native religions such as Hinduism? Why / why not? And if so, how can the UK enact policies to tackle this threat without being considered ‘Islamophobic’?
Is he happy to fly the Union Jack?
I know you want ask him but - how does he feel that as a war criminal he will never face trial for his crimes? How does he looking in the mirror every morning knowing the blood of thousands of people at home and abroad is on his hands?