This guy was pretty good. I'd like to see more of him.

@Seanocular

8 жыл бұрын

i think we will

@tofiquehayat7688

7 жыл бұрын

As a person of colour, i admire Mr Mosley, great thinker

When this guy actually starts his argument. He is really really good. Before that, he is fun, but takes him alot time to start the main meat of his debate.

Good speech but he says "Ladies and Gentlemen" wayyy too much

I want to see more of him please

Humour is a good way to show your view.

"Ladies and gentleman" I give you the Czech singer-boy who's almost learnt the British accent.

In 1973 there was a Conservative government. He conveniently missed out that detail.

@jackytreehorne5391

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah and Ted Heath lied through his teeth to get us in telling the civil service not to tell the public the truth about the 'common market' because they would never vote for it.

While I see his points, I think he failed pretty hard when he tried to point out how the European Union is more dependent on the UK than the other way around based on the trade deficit the UK has with Europe. (This kind of argument worries me and leads me to ask if he understands what he is talking about). I found the arguments of William Cash the strongest of the opposition in this debate, while Nedvidek and Farage held better presentations I find that the best argument for Brexit is the concept of parliamentary sovereignty. I think it is highly doubtful that the UK would profit economically from leaving the Union but I'd also say that this not what it should be about. But arguing on that point is very unreasonable and I don't see how the opposition wins here.

@mattgarbe2607

8 жыл бұрын

+TheHanspeter8 Watch the video from 15:40 and onward.......

@TheHanspeter8

8 жыл бұрын

matt garbe Well, I know what he says but he is wrong.

@DaProHobbit

8 жыл бұрын

+TheHanspeter8 Why's it wrong? They sell way more to us than us to them (e.g. Germany's car industry is massively independent on British consumers). That's why a free trade deal is absolutely certain, it's a win-win. Think that's the point he was making.

Did this guy really just waste half his time introducing his opposition? Clearly he was filling time due to his lack of substance.

@David-ci1vn

5 жыл бұрын

You miss the point/ the lead always does the intros.

Very good!

I'd love to see what this guy says about coming out of the EU, with three years of debacle with deals failed left right and centre, now. We can easily trade with the EU on good terms, hmmm can we? Is this clear?

Wow, that was a great speech

listening to this fellow I want to leave right now

6 minutes in and I havent heard one argument yet

@DaProHobbit

8 жыл бұрын

+MrP86 Think it was his job to introduce the guests. His actual arguments were brilliant though.

@donnout

5 жыл бұрын

First speaker formally introduces proponents of his arguement.

@ten_tego_teges

4 жыл бұрын

@@DaProHobbit Not really though, simplistic and wrong.

I'm 8 minutes in, and he's still introducing the opposition. Does he start arguing his side at some point??

@v2ga2ge

7 жыл бұрын

he does

are the ones sitting at the back the leaders of the oxford union?

18:16 thee best one? Really is that how you pronounce it?

@lrxasharp

Жыл бұрын

Yes, if its intention is to emphasize a point, in this case being *the* best one, then it's pronounced as such.

Came to hear the only round of applause Nick Clegg has ever received, stayed for the cactus arson.

Ladies & Gentlemen

Confident speaker but the bulk of his speech hardly addressed the point !

@David-ci1vn

5 жыл бұрын

That's because it was his job to do the intro.

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@vladislavskalicky1118

8 жыл бұрын

Jan Schlossar to the contrary It as well presented , and you perhaps did not learn sufficient english to apreciate the wit and the substance of his reasoning., there was after him yet more eloquent speaker mr Farage of UKIP.

@jannedvidek516

8 жыл бұрын

+Jan Schlossar Pro Vás pan Nedvídek

@jannedvidek516

8 жыл бұрын

+Jan Schlossar Naučte se prosím háčky a čárky, kdo to má po Vás luštit.

Yes: clever chaps in Whitehall should have the say on the EU.

UK stays in the EU, I'm moving to Trump's America.

@goingpostal5858

4 жыл бұрын

@Jan Schlossar lol, this aged well

On the benches with Rees-Mogg, and now Farage... #basedczech

Useless speech, trying to sound smart and eloquent, not quite nailing it and providing no substance. I thought that was supposed to be a debate about EU, not a Conservative advert before an audience.

I want the UK to stay in EU and I admire this speaker for the convincing arguments proposed!

@spidos1000

8 жыл бұрын

+Marco Burattin Are you from the UK? I guess not with your name. But I guess you want the UK to stay in because you enjoy our money?

@marcoburattin3999

8 жыл бұрын

I guess my pay could increase if UK leaves EU really. What about yours? You seem certain UK would be better off outside EU.

@spidos1000

8 жыл бұрын

Marco Burattin really? In what way? For starters the UK will stop paying 50million quid a day. We will stop being pushed around and told what we can and cannot do Set our own laws and we will be able to have trade deals with the rest of the world including with our real allies like Canada and Australia. What makes you think we're better in? Try to find a point that isn't negative this time. For example, ''we will lose 4million jobs'' or ''we will lose influence in the world'' or any of that bullshit we keep hearing about.

@Ariadne7710

8 жыл бұрын

+JimBeam The UK has no influence whatsoever within the EU and never has. All decisions are made by Germany and France and the UK has to like them or lump them.

@offwiththefairies77

8 жыл бұрын

+Ariadne7710 or dump them.

Unequivocally the most unattractive trait in a politician is their inability to admit failure and it couldn't be worse than this guy. The moment he said that the tory-libdem government was one of the best things to have happened to this country since the war, I wept. The only thing that can explain this position is the assumption that he holds belief in a deeply greed-driven ideology. His statement is profoundly offensive, given that the tory legacy are things like increased homelessness, increased use of food banks, underfunded NHS, exploitation of migrants leading to compression of wages etc. What may be reasonable tuition fees to him, is 30 years of debt to the majority of university students. They increased tuition fees, scrapped grants, increased VAT, cut the welfare budget, cut the police budget etc. all in the name of what? Deregulating the very same banks that almost had us bankrupt in 2008 as a result of weak regulation, fail to collect corporate tax and lower income tax on the rich from 50 to 45p. How is this a government that serves the people? Oh right, I forgot, you'll ask them a question on a referendum. And what happened to all the stuff about eastern Europeans coming here taking jobs? The right-wing doesn't seem to be complaining when the eastern European immigrant is rich and supports their position, but we already knew that long ago with all the Russian oligarchs living in west London.

@Seanocular

8 жыл бұрын

he was joking of course ! watch the tongue on the cheek as he sighs "however" next sentence. He's referring to clegg - the man who lied to students about fees hike

Pathetic analysis of Nick Clegg

Russia should be allowed in the EU - a Rushin in exchange fro a Brexit

@v2ga2ge

7 жыл бұрын

Have you ever been to Russia? If you had, you would know how much impossible this is.

@ancientslav4863

6 жыл бұрын

No Russia or anyone. EU must be destroyed. Europe is not the EU

Right wing conspiracy - he got to speak for 7 minutes more than the proposition. His jokes were good though.

@jannedvidek516

8 жыл бұрын

+Matthew Sumption Classic immigrant really

@chrisredfield3240

5 жыл бұрын

How did he get to our planet ?