Not sure why anyone, let alone students, should ever trust Nick Clegg on anything tbh.

@englandsdisgrace96

8 жыл бұрын

+BlueOrangeGrey Some students can look beyond their selfish "needs", and a loan you only pay back when you can afford it and that is written off in 30 years, and see the good he did tempering the Conservatives

@BigAlFiGala

8 жыл бұрын

+BlueOrangeGrey Listen to him, he's such a good liar he believes himself lol

@stevechristie2569

8 жыл бұрын

+ojc321 a stereotype. Plenty of Oxford students are the smartest kid in their 200-strong year at high school with parents who are studious but not rich.

He talked, talked and talked. But I still don't know why UK is less safe if it withdraws from the EU... What a waste of my time....

Seems like Clegg has turned into those Japanese soldiers he mentioned at 13:40

@reuben8140

3 жыл бұрын

Great observation

He's a good speaker , this guy. Don't know much about the European Union, but it was quite a performance.

@DaProHobbit

8 жыл бұрын

+Ivan Gartenhaus He first made a point about how we don't know anything for sure. He then followed that by giving subjective statements about what might happen if we leave the EU and saying 'we know' they will happen for sure. So hypocritical and scaremongering.

@24yrukdesigner

8 жыл бұрын

Any good speaker can sound convincing given a dictated speech of lies by your masters, to expand to public attention. Nick is already a traitor, a convicted liar, and head of the most failed political establishment in Great Britain. Even the Green party over took the Libdems..... "ouch"

@jarvisbrandt5309

7 жыл бұрын

He sounded like a cheap actor spouting out rehearsed lines. It was very see-through and highly unconvincing.

@annebracher1843

4 жыл бұрын

DaProHobbit Exactly my first observation - what a joke!

Why is Nick Clegg allowed near educational establishments?

I think Nick should have a word with David Lammy and tell him the war is over and to stop acting like a Japanese soldier lost somewhere on a pacific island.

@liamb8644

7 жыл бұрын

clivewolves hahahaha :D

The man second most responsable for the UK leaving the EU when he challenged Farage to the debates. Thank you NICK !

So in December 2015, Nick thought that the leavers would go on moaning about the result after they lost. He should be reminded about this every time he moans and refuses to accept the result. Hypocrisy is a "quality" every politician MUST have.

I criticized the precious pro-EU girl from Australia and the comment was removed. Now I have watched Clegg speak. It is such an empty, redundant speech welcomed by canned laughter and the audience gives him a standing ovation. They found him hilariously brilliant. I don't get it. I must be living on another planet. Is this what socialists do, support each other no matter how illogical and shallow the other is? This is truly tragic.

@DavidRandall2020

8 жыл бұрын

+Nell philpott In case you haven't noticed, the poll as showing the Brexit campaign currently neck and neck. That's because this is an issue that divides people because of a number factors including their personal experience, their level of education, their knowledge of history and international affairs etc. This isn't happening on anther planet, just like WW2 blew the heads off 60 million people. But you don't really care do you.

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+Nell philpott not logical? In my sens he didn't cover up all the argument and major risks. But I though it was good. Why? Well there is a rule in speech: quotes + numbers. And he did it. Some in term of debating ability, he undoubtly won.

@RkristinaTay

8 жыл бұрын

Please watch BREXIT: THE MOVIE vimeo.com/166389884 Very informative!!!!

@DavidRandall2020

8 жыл бұрын

Er, I watched the whole thing. I'll never get that hour of my life back again. Sad to watch so many socially illiterate people talking about their unfounded fears about 'democracy', as if they really care about democracy. What they want is to drag everyone who gets on just fine with other Europeans down to their level. No thank you.

I like how he backfired at the beginning by proving that it is possible to be less smart than Donald Rumsfeld but still go just as far in life.

The Rumsfeld quote is inelegant, but not hard to follow.

can someone give me the chronological order for this debate? in terms of speakers...

@blobbert912

8 жыл бұрын

+Fry Liver Annie Williamson, Jan Nedvidek, Jose Manuel Barroso, Bill Cash, Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage.

@fryliver4953

8 жыл бұрын

cheers

@fundeadwarrior

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍🏽

@AliTheAllStar

8 жыл бұрын

+Fry Liver There should be an annotation that says 'watch the full debate'. Click that and it will open up a playlist.

Clegg is now doing an amazingly good impression of a japanese WW2 soldier not giving up. He plans to working on this impression for a long time. BTW what we do know is that Clegg"s political life is now over. We also know that UK had a life before the EU...a rather successful one. Clegg has no loyalty to UK. His love is for EU. And he talks complete rubbish.

Funny to see that pro EU gives argument and stay polite and brexit insults the people that don't agree with them.... Not really democratic.... just saying.

But do we know if they're telling us the truth?

please, what has he said in the 2:15 minutes ?

"We also Know...." Who's "We"? How many times did he make the assumption that what he expounds is common knowledge? How cynical is That, when he knows full well that ignorance is easy to silence, and silence implies consent? Mr. Clegg is a model Eurocrat. Like all the rest, his passionate, optimistic façade, hides a timid, hopelessly lost soul

Go Nick!

Read Tragedy of the Euro by Phillip Bagus. It's good to know the economic side of the debate which these liberals don't understand

@will9444555

8 жыл бұрын

+Classical Liberal Yeah except we don't use the euro and thats why being in the EU works to our benefit economically. The euro is currently helping to reinforce the value of the british pound...

@will9444555

8 жыл бұрын

andy mane Because that's it's biggest benefit to us... It enriches our economy massively. Eurosceptics don't seem to realise how many British companies have investments and projects in Europe that would suffer and therefore bring less of a return to Britain should we leave the EU. Take Vodafone for example, they are a British company that have expanded to a global group with multiple investments, projects and startups all over Europe (and the rest of the world). For them leaving the EU, would firstly making executive travel more tricky and destroy free movement for all their workers, secondly require mass renegotiations of contracts with european companies, thirdly make relations between British execs and foreign execs more tentative, fourthly we would no longer have a say in European Telecoms Law that could benefit a financial return in England, fifthly we could expect to see our roaming charges go up when we go on holiday and sixthly the value of their shares will drop significantly. This is just one example... The economy is going to take a serious hit and people will start losing jobs should we leave the EU. It's a bad idea. It seems to me a large portion of the eurosceptic vote is over immigration, not democracy.

@alxhm

6 жыл бұрын

www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiCs4uSxYzVAhWEPFAKHWskA0gQFggxMAE&url=https%3A%2F%2Fmises.org%2Fsystem%2Ftdf%2FThe%2520Tragedy%2520of%2520the%2520Euro_2.pdf%3Ffile%3D1%26type%3Ddocument&usg=AFQjCNGOfIVDXhsbLW1zlTX08Vd_gIvpIQ

The lies from Clegg are unbelievable: he said Nissan would pull their money out, he said why leave our biggest market (Single Market) yet now he's says we should stay in the SM

“If we remain outside the euro, we will simply continue to subside into a position of relative poverty and inefficiency compared to our more prosperous European neighbours.” - Nick Clegg on the Euro, 2002, Prospect Magazine. The man is a federalist apparatchik. Regardless of where you stand on politics, left or right, I thought the debate over democracy was settled? Surely, on both sides of the political spectrum, there must be an instinctive rejection of undemocratic supranational institutions exerting ever more power and influence over free people? What's more delusional, is the invariable response of 'Remainers' regarding the question of EU democracy - reform! Ah yes of course, reform! Pity no-one thought of trying that...

Apparently Nick Clegg and some others have never seen Pulp Fiction.... Poor Brits.

People stood up to clap, come on kids it wasn't that good.

@24yrukdesigner

8 жыл бұрын

They were happy it was over

He said some decisions we win and some we lose. After 40 decisions we have lost every single one. This man is a liar.

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Element he meant not at the court but on the negotiation tables

It was a superb debate on both sides

who won the debate?

And the seals flap their flippers and make those strange honking noises at the end! Nick Clegg full of rhetoric but devoid of objective substance!

Nick lives in his own little wishful world.

13:34, how ironic.

This video should be used in the future as a textbook example of fractal wrongness and hypocrisy. Has Nick Clegg ever made a political prediction which ever came true...?

@beng1lh00ly

6 ай бұрын

this comment aged like fine milk...

Fear rules!

@overseachininadoll

8 жыл бұрын

+yin ng p.s. What Scotland will live on now oil is so cheap?

@pamsmith4019

8 жыл бұрын

Scotland has more than oil, for a start ask your fishermen and other industries that are depressed by the EU.

i liked the line about some people not knowing when to give it up xd

No one threatens us.....

Clegg is spot on!

Brilliant

Glad I still get to see this after waiting in the queue didn't work out, go Nick!

economical and social impact is central to this debate for me and it does seem like the uk will be worse off if it leaves the eu. so if cameron can secure the treaty changes he is trying to secure, ill vote stay. if not ill have to rethink it all.

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+lexusdominus on social issues not sure because all the social laws will be removed.... and as stated by the FT, since the UK joined the EU, the social security has tremendously increased. As for the economical side, UK will be hurt as FTA takes time to negotiate and some might fill the vaccuum left by the UK. In a Brexit case the UK won't be the only one hurt but undoubtly the first and for a long time. My country is 4th in the ranking. (all those law deasapearing aren't actually that bad and plus a lot of people will be required to write them in UK style and that will take times and money (a lot)). Join the EEA? Norway style well if you wanna pay and have no say fine by me. Like Canada? Fewer better deal because France and Germany would punish UK in some ways in order to prevent other nations to do the same and thus create political and economic crisis.

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+lexusdominus and what about the farmer who gained quite a lot of money from the EU through aids? Their noble job is quite though so it won't help (well EU regulations don't help either but at least they provide monetary help).

The UK really should leave the EU as soon as possible. It's not like they have contributed anything besides being "Washington's poodle in Europe". Either way the brits seem to have decided they are a couple of islands (rather far) off the coast of America rather than barely off the cost of Europe. So go with that, it's my advice. And good riddance. Scotland should stay though, if they have another referendum. Just saying.

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+PanzerKami well then say bye bye to the farmers aids, the social regulations helping the poorest, and the industries. Altough I agree regarding the TTIP, for the rest I don't think it might be good for the citizens pockets. I think that the Bits wallet will get slimmer than today....

50% of uk exports to the EU market not 45% www.uktradeinfo.com/Statistics/OverseasTradeStatistics/Pages/OTS.aspx and the number might of grown

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Stiltskin the EU export their surplus of good and services (which is good for both) but when the UK leaves it will take time to make a deal and in that meantime other nations compagnies might take the opportunity to fill that vaccuum. Don't beleive that a special treatment will be made. Althought some nations would run to try to get a better deal, France and Germany (at least) will block it. Why? By ressentment? Maybe, but mainly to avoid a bigger political crisis to see nations like sweeden and Denmark (not so font of the EU since the beginning but joined anyway) or even Poland (with the current party of Freedom & Justice). So it will take time. What about other nations? A deal was made bewteen SouthKorea and the EU. The UK could reach the Korean market but not because South Korea wanted the UK or France, nope nope, they wanted to get Germany. So the size of the market is a good pressure element in negociation but as well asset from other nations. Furthermore, what about the cost of filling all the legislations taken out because there were from the EU. So a scenario like Canada is dangerous. Then what about doing like Norway and be in the EEA, well you would need to pay to have access to the club without being able to say a word about any regulations so back from square one. They talk about migrations, I understand the point but what aout all the retired people who goes to South of France and Spain to enjoy a nice life? Well they bring their capital that is true but they create a burden on the housing market and thus create difficulties for young families to settle. But there aren't that bad that I agree. What about the active person living in Brettany (France), same problems. Plus, what all those people will become? Some of them can afford a comfortable life in the continental Europe while they couldn't in UK due to the high cost of living. What about borders? there is already controls. But in case of Brexit, France, Belgium and so forth have already stated that the control would not be on their sole anymore. So the point of the control are a bit hurt. Plus, it might lead to a sparkof the conflict in Northern Ireland. Do you really beleive they will accept to not be free to go to Ireland like they can to today? Violence might rise and unfortunatly casualties too... What about Scotland? Well in their case although they will not be happy I don't think they will leave. But tehy will be reaaaaaallllly annoying with Westminster about that.

Nigel looked bored and irritated throughout the whole speech, and who can blame him!

What Donald Rumsfeld said was insightful, but, I guess if you need a fright figure, what he said must be frightfully funny. Inflected through a hack politician's gesticulations, it must be frightfully, frightfully funny - to Oxford students.

He started out good. But then put his out primordial version of project fear

watch dan hannan

What rhymes with Nick?... exactly, & rightly so...

We need George Galloway, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Julia Hartley Brewer, as well as Farage, to again debate at a post modern Brexit debate.

Yes Nick Clegg you legenddddd, what a great speech.

Nick just said IT part of this biggest Borderless market place!! Not the biggest stable economy or the biggest growing economy!!

The Irony of the Japanese Soldiers!

Nick starts by saying that we don't know what the future holds, there is no way to determine it.. Then says that actually our streets will be more unsafe etc etc because somebody has 'said it'.. Wow so those people who said it can see into the future can they? What a load of shite

@TheBinxFella

8 жыл бұрын

+Tom Walker You don't know me so don't be referring to me as a little Englander who would vote for trump, that's the typical pro EU argument isn't it, anyone who wants to leave is xenophobic or racist.. You're full of shite, and you don't know what remaining looks like either, closer integration of the new federal superstate is on it's way, ever expanding, Uncontrolled migration from Turkey etc. We're already short of housing and our NHS is on the brink, or maybe you're one of those public school boys who hasn't got a clue what the real world is like?

@TheBinxFella

8 жыл бұрын

+Tom Walker England won't break up because Scotland won't vote for independence, they have no economic strength, the EU would not even alow them to join. And you say we don't know what will happen if we left, then you go on to claim that the tories will be in power forever, London a tax haven of the globe? And the people of Britain will be slaves of the super rich, Haha you really are deluded ain't you.

@TheBinxFella

8 жыл бұрын

+Tom Walker oh you're informed are you.. Ok then I guess you can read the future afterall. You really have fallen for the scaremongering nonsense, you're afraid that if we leave the tories will hold power forever, yet your voting with them in the referendum? Don't you think that the tories would advise to come out if they had some sneaky plan? Wake up, the political elite and the big business hold all the power already, the people are voting to take it back if we leave. Join the people for God sake.

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+Dan Mawds well they are supposely expert. But you get a point, future is always subject to hypothesis and in itself is no proof. Altough I am on the in side.

Mr Clegg, after all the Greece crisis, Calais crisis, high youth unemployment in the EU, European debt crisis, migrant crisis, Ukraine crisis etc (not exhaustive), you still want to support the EU?? Dear Oxford students, you all are intelligent and smart. Please be more objective and don't swallow all the stuff spoon fed to us by the BBC, politicians, MSM etc about the EU being a good thing. It's sad to see the EU is destroying Europe.

Not convinced. Better out.

Nick Clegg maybe one of the weakest politicians ever

I do think it benefits our economy and I don't have a problem with free movement of people. I take issue with the European court overruling our courts and effecting our laws. I also don't like the way power is being taken away from elected officials from all the European nations and is instead held by unelected bureaucrats in Brussels. What I want is a European Union with more power going to its member states.

@RkristinaTay

8 жыл бұрын

+benry007 All that you want is noble but you won't get it. If you believe in the renegotiated referendum and vote to stay in, you are fooling yourself and will vote to eradicate the U.K. and democracy.

@benry007

8 жыл бұрын

Nell philpott I'm actually more on the side of leaving the EU at present, what I'm saying is that I would prefer not to leave but it may be necessary.

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+benry007 I like your comment because you pint point a real argument there. However, I don't agree about your statment about the "unelected bureaucrats in Brussels". The Commission has the inititative but they aren't deaf. Lobbys, citizens initiative, Parliamentaries, MEPs, Ministers etc... can talk and invite them to work on some issues. Plus the decisions to accept what the Commissions came up with is up to the EP and Council, both body elected by the people on a European scale for one and nationaly speaking for the other. The EU is driven by guidelines made up by the European Council made up of leaders of state and gvt. So it's not so undemocratic. So the European Council and the Ministers have way more power than one might believe. But I guess I am biased as I have the naivety to beleive that the EU regulation are good (might be better though). Plus, I see myself as european citizens (although I am well attached to my country and monarchy). The challenge is to find the riht ballance between the sovereignty and the cocneption of liberalism and socialism. And in that I want the UK to stay because the UK is a key player to maintain and sustain that balance. So let's not forget the argument about UK's role in the EU.

@benry007

8 жыл бұрын

Maud Descamps I dont see myself as a European citizen, when we joined the EU it was sold to us as just a trade agreement and that was a lie.

@RkristinaTay

8 жыл бұрын

vimeo.com/166389884 Link to BREXIT: THE MOVIE--please watch--it's good.

6:30

This guy is insufferable. I had to stop the video after he started talking about safety. First he made the [correct] claim that we do not know what the future holds, then he rails on about how we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that we will be less safe in the event of a brexit. Does it get any more obviously contradictory?

First class pain in the boring butt

Cameron should be ashamed for allowing the great British public the vote to leave the EU. The worst political decision since WW2.

@georgewoodley9958

8 ай бұрын

That’s democracy

I manged 4.23 seconds this geezer is a jester and not a very good one!

im sure Britain can be successful if it is out of the eu

u can't stand tall in EU either lol

School boy Clegg did his best but has before he is no good at debating its just a load of blar blar

what is clegg getting out of it ,

@woodsmanbirch9971

8 жыл бұрын

+bob head Didn't you know he's now a member of the brussels gravy train?

EUCCCP says it all

did,nt he marry anna sourbry?

Bloody hell that was an impressive performance.

I agree with Nick.

@tcpgblizzard

8 жыл бұрын

+Matthew Sumption Most Britons don't however.

@mattimeo117

8 жыл бұрын

+tcpgblizzard in general or on the EU? In general of course not, on the EU the public are split down the middle

@tcpgblizzard

8 жыл бұрын

Matthew Sumption Both.

@tcpgblizzard

8 жыл бұрын

***** I read about one poll conducted recently showing that a slight majority of Britons want out. I forget where I read it (maybe the Telegraph?) though...

@mauddescamps7572

8 жыл бұрын

+tcpgblizzard well it's quite a mess. The polls aren't really reliable either for the Bremain or the Brexit.

Check any Clegg fact, a massive distortion and miss representation. His opinions are just that. None of what he said in that debate will come to pass. Bye Clegg, can't say I'm sorry to see you go.

Mass immigration is a problem for all of Europe, and the EU doesn't stop it it, it facilitates it. It's diluting the demographics of once homogeneous and culturally rich nations. America is a prime example of the failure of multiculturalism. I'm pro immigration but I'm more against mass immigration than anything. I've seen first hand what it does to my country (America) and I don't want other nations to follow. Immigration is good in small doses but don't overdo it like we did. Large masses of immigrants means no assimilation which ultimately leads to division. But a small healthy dose of immigrants forces assimilation and strengthens a nation, as opposed to dividing it.

I voted Liberal Democrat at the last two General Elections, and I am voting to Leave the EU on Thursday. Europe is not the same thing as the EU, the EU is illiberal, bad for the young poor people of Europe and has no democratic accountability at the top. Vote Leave if you believe in left-wing values and democracy.

@thomas4982

7 жыл бұрын

But the whole liberal democrat ideology revolves around free trade and the free movement of the factors of production. How do you reconcile being a Liberal and yet voting us out of the worlds largest, single, free market?

That was a shining example eloquence!

Well, brexit will cost £58 billion!!!!!

@kerrell95

4 жыл бұрын

Democracy is expensive.

I didn't listen to his talk just so the picture and thought I'd give him a thumbs down. I am not even British !

Who's the "Japanese fighter who carries on arguing and arguing now, Clegg?" Get over it you bitter remoaner @13.30

I totally agree with Nick Clegg on this point. There are so many things we don't know precisely... Case in point, we really don't know when Nick is gonna finally come out of the closet precisely!

He couldn't beat Farage in a mass debate.

@ssj9871

Жыл бұрын

Just shut up Ashley

@renshiwu305

11 ай бұрын

You have to be an Oxford student to be so dumb. I note that Nick Clegg's long-gone seat in Parliament was won on the backs of uni students - who are probably itinerant denizens of Sheffield-Hallam - and that seat was lost to Jared O'Mara, who had to resign because he was a disgrace.

Nick Clegg YOU LOST hehehehehe

This did not age well. He was wrong on pretty much every account and claim. Which does raise an interesting question. He spent pretty much is entire career in politics and some of it at a very high level. Was he really this mistaken? Or did he know this all to be horseshit?

@MagicNash89

3 жыл бұрын

What was he wrong about? There is no trade deal yet, and it seems whichever Boris brings is going to be shitty, with the NHS up for grabs for the US healthcare sector, Scottish independence support numbers are up, Northern Ireland's situation is unclear and the region might be effectively isolated even more from the rest of the UK and heading to a United Ireland (support is up for that too), even Welsh independece support numbers are up after many years which is insane.

nick (the liar) clegg.

How can you know it would be less safe? I'm sure controlling your own borders would lead to an increase in terrorism xD. So Clegg based his proposition on not knowing anything, but believing people in authoritative positions despite those people having political agendas and not providing an explanation for how there views are valid.

Lib dems 4 life, EU 4 life.

@TheTomster333

7 жыл бұрын

I have one other wise i wouldn't be here right now, and I clearly have a better life, then ur little miserable one

@TheTomster333

7 жыл бұрын

old thing wtf? haha

what we do know is your the biggest sellout of them all ✔ you personality destroyed your own party 😏👍 & give 3rd place to UKIP ✔ RIP Nick....💤💤

Truly one of the worst politicians in recent British history , a liar, an unprincipled manipulator and careerist to the point of narcissism, his recent appointment at Facebook on a multimillion Salary to control what you can and can not say on that platform is perverse in the extreme .

Nick Clegg the champagne socialist