Cameron tells Ed Balls to Shut Up! [HD]

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 226

  • @mrahman1992
    @mrahman1992 12 лет назад +3

    Ed has a lot of Balls standing up to cameron

  • @Gr1ff9
    @Gr1ff9 12 лет назад +1

    I don't even want to think about the jip you would receive in school if your last name was "Balls."

  • @TheScienceofnature
    @TheScienceofnature 12 лет назад +2

    Ed Balls is clearly doing his job well.

  • @JesusIsLord105
    @JesusIsLord105 11 лет назад +3

    You spoke what i was thinking! Apart from the 'quite likeable' part :)

  • @Dynexsil
    @Dynexsil 12 лет назад +2

    This is brilliant, well said Cameron xD

  • @davidinchester
    @davidinchester 11 лет назад +2

    Balls by name....

  • @Cokecakepopcorn
    @Cokecakepopcorn 10 лет назад +5

    H...h...he started it!!!

  • @HomeboyHotel
    @HomeboyHotel 13 лет назад

    ".....erm right where were we...the potteries!
    LOL

  • @reptongeek
    @reptongeek 12 лет назад +1

    @martinmrockSTUDIO I was told by an Australian once that they love PMQ's because their parliamentary debates are so different

  • @itvnews86
    @itvnews86 12 лет назад

    This joke was more parliamentary than the 'muttering idiot' one which David Cameron called Ed Balls as.

  • @martinmerrywinkle
    @martinmerrywinkle 12 лет назад

    perfectly summarised

  • @BREDATOR1
    @BREDATOR1 13 лет назад

    Never has a man deserved such a name...

  • @b44ts
    @b44ts 13 лет назад

    Cameron ought to be on the stage because he is very sharp and witty

  • @TurpDotNet
    @TurpDotNet 11 лет назад

    Totally agree, it seems whenever I view videos of debates in ends up in a name calling who can shout the loudest contests.

  • @chapmasi
    @chapmasi 12 лет назад

    I think Ed Balls looked a little embarrassed there

  • @rhysepoos
    @rhysepoos 12 лет назад

    @rorrt Ed Balls was the advisor to Gordon Brown when Gordon Brown was the chancellor. Ed Balls was the most prolific Brownite in the Government, and was deeply involved in the economic policy at the time, which was to run a large structural deficit during the boom years, which left the Government in a very difficult situation when the recession hit. And as advisor to Gordon Brown, he must be held partly responsible for the deregulation in the financial sector that he's now so critical of.

  • @lukee8461
    @lukee8461 11 лет назад

    They just roast each other sweet

  • @b44ts
    @b44ts 13 лет назад

    And I'm sure Milliband will when he slopes off to become a backbencher !

  • @samkillstheworld
    @samkillstheworld 12 лет назад

    Potteries Master Race!

  • @SatiricalStewie
    @SatiricalStewie 12 лет назад

    I could never elect a guy called Balls

  • @silversynth
    @silversynth 13 лет назад

    Ed Balls really is the most perfect MP in the house of commons. As long as he is there we can feel safe in the knowledge that labour will never again get their limp hands on our economy ever again. If anything people who vote for him is more a barometer of how stupid the nation is. Wake up Manchester!

  • @DrAnonPony
    @DrAnonPony 12 лет назад

    @jcalpha103 they haven't done any of those. The deficit is 20 or so billion higher, and it's doubled in relation to our GDP.

  • @PBCrazyUK
    @PBCrazyUK 13 лет назад

    Cameron = legend

  • @MrTech012
    @MrTech012 12 лет назад

    I actually like Cameron. He injects a bit of real British humour in to Politics.

  • @bakedbeanishdragon
    @bakedbeanishdragon 11 лет назад

    this is like a fucking argument between two rivals at school! i wish they would all stop fighting and having these stupid debates and actually focus on what this country needs, not just trying to keep their job.

  • @JamesBCS
    @JamesBCS 13 лет назад

    Like how Ed Balls offers him some water :L

  • @oOoGuy
    @oOoGuy 13 лет назад

    Haha, "balls"

  • @Reido2828
    @Reido2828 12 лет назад

    @silversynth
    What is Camerons approval rating?

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    Well I thought modernization theory had some relevance especially in development economics. Well by the term UK industries I was speaking a little generally and referring to both some UK TNC's or MNC but also FDI which is redirected else were. Are you looking for examples of specific companies?

  • @Crisp1987
    @Crisp1987 12 лет назад

    Do they really think that Ed Balls and Ed Milliband will win the 2015 election? If Labour peers are clever they will sack them both soon! BRING BACK DAVID MILLIBAND! That will get them my vote!

  • @18bittern
    @18bittern 12 лет назад

    I hate all these long political debates in the comment section, the fact is that this video is fucking hilarious.

  • @Willum01
    @Willum01 12 лет назад

    I voted Labour, but this would be true no matter who I voted: I bloody love our parliament.

  • @Cnd1867
    @Cnd1867 13 лет назад

    I love how Caroline Flint cracks up at that, even when she's sitting right beside Balls LOL =D I guess some on the Labour Front bench don't disagree with the PM!

  • @sayno2lolzisback
    @sayno2lolzisback 12 лет назад

    You're right!

  • @npe1
    @npe1 13 лет назад

    @MrSpykid7711 Gosh that's a deep comment. What a true orator you are.

  • @MrChrisb0000
    @MrChrisb0000 12 лет назад

    Not that bad??!! Take that back !

  • @mattbliss7370
    @mattbliss7370 11 лет назад

    Cammers parring him off nicely.

  • @JohnRock14
    @JohnRock14 12 лет назад

    LIKE A BOSS

  • @imaananwar
    @imaananwar 12 лет назад

    THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT GOES ROUND AND ROUND IN MY HEAD...The Labour party have and will destroy our economy and make things easier for the nation financially in the short term but ruin the countries economy in the long term which is causing the conservative party to make all these cuts, raise pensions, become tight on benefits..because they need to sort out the deficit which Labout started in the first place!

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    But the competitors are undercutting us considerably and have larger reserves, infact our stock might have reached the peak oil equivalent in each fields. Also we would need considerable investments in infrastructure and the lowering of the exchange rate might be taken badly by competitors. Negative externalities would also increase.

  • @Lifeofriley18
    @Lifeofriley18 12 лет назад

    We've already had a double dip- hence the massive unemployment. There was already economic growth before the Conservatives got into power, and they managed to reverse it and make lots more people unemployed- look at the unemployment figures since 2008 and you'll see it getting worse after 2010.
    The public sector needed spending reduction/ efficiency, but the extent of cuts, and the scaremongering that has been done by the government at the same time has had a detrimental effect on the economy.

  • @raskinman
    @raskinman 13 лет назад

    @Droid979 = WHAT YOU BEEN SMOKING?

  • @legolasgreenleaf9216
    @legolasgreenleaf9216 10 лет назад +2

    Wt the damn labour party

  • @PkHerbi
    @PkHerbi 12 лет назад

    nhyeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh

  • @peaceyteavo
    @peaceyteavo 12 лет назад

    British politics is fucking great to watch

  • @jamdowner
    @jamdowner 12 лет назад

    @Tommonius Brov, I agree with you 100%. No country can cope with a flood of unskilled immigrants & as you say many who can't or won't speak English. Immigration has to be capped & yes, skilled workers preferred than unskilled. Also, refugees from truly terrible regimes. Economic migrants has to be curbed. All I'm saying is that these immigrants come to work and not to sign on. I'm the son of an immigrant who came to Britain, worked hard doing menial work but studied accountancy & went back home.

  • @Reido2828
    @Reido2828 12 лет назад

    @silversynth
    Is Cameron delivering on his cuts to immigration? I hope he survives and attempts to get Britain back to being British again.

  • @timothyedmundson
    @timothyedmundson 13 лет назад

    @25fitguy Ed Balls wasn't Chancellor then, he was education minister I believe so the person you should blame is the previous chancellor. But on the other hand, i don't see this new government doing much to help!

  • @Cozsack
    @Cozsack 12 лет назад

    Reminds me of a school ground!

  • @aolfanboy
    @aolfanboy 13 лет назад

    who's the guy in the red tie?

  • @zigor4
    @zigor4 13 лет назад

    davidcameron can tell balls to shut up but theres no way hed beat him in a fight

  • @E55Jake
    @E55Jake 12 лет назад

    Our children in charge of our country?

  • @SaintRafem
    @SaintRafem 12 лет назад

    @Gr1ff9 That's not the worst of it. His wife is called Yvette. It's just as well she didn't take his last name... Nobody could live with a name like Yvette Balls. :-P

  • @Gr1ff9
    @Gr1ff9 12 лет назад

    @SaintRafem Haha! The only thing he brings to Labour is slogan potential:
    2015: Will Britain have the Balls?

  • @hughalder
    @hughalder 12 лет назад

    @TheWackadooFuckhead I think his comment was using satire. But if it wasn't I definitely agree with you.

  • @dezboss
    @dezboss 13 лет назад

    @headphones222 Shitless isn't a proper word by the way.

  • @natredleaf4103
    @natredleaf4103 11 лет назад

    shut up ,Ed~~

  • @2490debrick
    @2490debrick 13 лет назад

    @raskinman Miller Band = Tory Pant Sniffer (theres a cast system in practise here I see)

  • @Thebikergolfboy
    @Thebikergolfboy 12 лет назад

    Fix the economy? They have done a brilliant job of it.............

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    Black Wednesday was all to do with speculation and positive feedback...Banks have made in difficult to get loans due to the recession so they have become risk averse and choose to build up their balance sheets even though the base rate is at a record low....Our economy is so contorted that its hard to see what any other party would do extremely differently since neither are really very left or right wing anymore with the goal of getting out of this mess.

  • @ruthio1
    @ruthio1 12 лет назад

    i always vote labour but if my represntation is ed milliband and ed balls then i think its time to find a new party

  • @silversynth
    @silversynth 12 лет назад

    @Reido2828 To be honest I find it amazing how it isn't easier for labour to be way ahead in the polls given how easy it is for them to snipe from the side lines about the cuts they forced the coalition to make. Thankfully most British people can't be fooled by labours opportunism.

  • @qloudz
    @qloudz 13 лет назад

    it's official. Nick Cleggs username on youtube is: Droid979

  • @dezboss
    @dezboss 13 лет назад

    @woahjustintime Well in Harry's case no but then he didn't go to university did he? They won't take you at Oxford or Cambridge unless you have at least 3 A grade a-levels, no matter what your background is.
    However, they do take more privately educated students because private schools prepare them better for life at those universities, academically and mentally. That's just the way it is.

  • @LazyLucael
    @LazyLucael 12 лет назад

    @TheFlyingScotsman01 How old are you?

  • @ukipwarrior
    @ukipwarrior 13 лет назад

    Caroline Flint agrees

  • @drheenery
    @drheenery 11 лет назад

    Ed Balls

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    ...So is that.

  • @Davidhollings01
    @Davidhollings01 12 лет назад

    you are alone. the rest think its you

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    Dude i am no fan of Labour but they have something to bring to the table. Also although those that vote BMP i wish couldn't vote i am all for democracy so sacrifices must be made for the greater good.

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    Well done..you noted that my statement was a little simplistic and generalized, what gave it away? The fact that i was summing up my thoughts on British politics in one sentence? What i didn't mention is that I think we need both to be successful, so great institutions like the NHS can be set up although shows like question time make me doubt the general public's intelligence. Thatcher gets a lot of stick although I think she did some good such as reducing the power of unions.

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    @DrAnonPony They certainly bring down the government debt and the balance of payments deficit, though i suppose fix is subjective in this context.

  • @Ianpfisher
    @Ianpfisher 12 лет назад

    @55DJL
    That's making the rather questionable implication that the best way to deal with deficits are fast harsh cuts though. When Keynesian Economics and much of history will tell you it isn't.
    The idea that the Conservative Party are using the economic situation as an excuse isn't completely ridiculous, although their policies are in keeping with their fiscal views, however flawed I may see them to be.

  • @Lifeofriley18
    @Lifeofriley18 12 лет назад

    You can't say that one party's actions affect the economy, and the other party's actions don't affect it- which is effectively what you're saying.
    The point is, banks were still lending more freely than they are now in the recession, before the current government made more cuts. Unemployment was far lower before the current government got in, and made cuts. There's no point saving the treasury a bit of money while undermining the market- which is precisely what they've done.

  • @LeamingtonSteve
    @LeamingtonSteve 13 лет назад

    Balls is a worse clown than Brown. Labour truly are unelectable with him and Millipede at the helm. Long may that last if we want a country left.

  • @OccasionallyEpic
    @OccasionallyEpic 11 лет назад

    Very defensive about our education aren't we?

  • @lou2bozzy
    @lou2bozzy 12 лет назад

    @SickBoy1060 I wonder if anyone else can see the irony in the comment...

  • @karolynefiuza
    @karolynefiuza 11 лет назад

    Looool boss man

  • @dezboss
    @dezboss 13 лет назад

    @southeyab No I did understand you, I just wanted to make the point clear that I don't have a problem with people from working/lower class background.
    You are right, I left my boarding school in 2006 and had no idea that over the next few years I was going to have idiots make me feel ashamed for having been to a private boarding school. Even my stepmother and two stepsons have a chip on their shoulder about it.

  • @GuyinZhongguo
    @GuyinZhongguo 11 лет назад

    I hate David Cameron, but I couldn't help but laugh!

  • @OccasionallyEpic
    @OccasionallyEpic 11 лет назад

    you're*
    Maybe he's right about education, eh?

  • @informandeducateself
    @informandeducateself 12 лет назад

    I get it !

  • @thefrecklepuny
    @thefrecklepuny 13 лет назад

    Cameron is an A1 hypocryte. "No more Punch & Judy" politics he says. And yet HE treats the Question Time as his very own bargain basement panto!

  • @lordnomalot
    @lordnomalot 12 лет назад

    @alexsau91 I second that motion. If you want total anarchy, no-one's stopping you getting a one-way ticket to Syria.

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    It always confuses me when people believe industry is the best option for Britain...we out source for a reason. We cannot compete especially as Labour the people who want this also push for high wages. It begs the question whether these people have ever actually studied economics at a higher level than the sun or daily mail produce...

  • @ahriman46
    @ahriman46 13 лет назад

    Loooooooolll English people make me laugh :))))

  • @jamdowner
    @jamdowner 12 лет назад

    @Tommonius I agree with you 100%. There is no point having 1000s come in when we can't look after our own. That is unfair especially in difficult times like these. It's the early 90s all over again. I remember those days at the job centre hoping to find something. It took 2 years to find one. So much for 'no return to boom & bust' by our pal Gordon. I'm sure the stats for immigration is wrong. There are more here than are accounted for. The British people are losing out big time.

  • @Torchwood001
    @Torchwood001 12 лет назад

    Im from stoke! Ooh

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    I have never read the daily mail...what do you wish to debate? The UK has lost its comparative advantage so price competitiveness as modernization theory predicts countries lower labour costs to attract FDI. I also have an A-level in economics and also Geography which is useful as they both look at this issue from different angles.

  • @FlyingFox1994
    @FlyingFox1994 13 лет назад

    Camerons not such an arsehole after all

  • @vaderjoe
    @vaderjoe 12 лет назад

    wats funnier cameron vs gordon brown??? or cameron vs.miliband lmao

  • @cosmictimes
    @cosmictimes 12 лет назад

    I wish ALL politicians would stop doing the 'not-pointed thumb trick.' It has now run it's course and from now on would ALL politicians please start FINGER pointing like God meant you, and enough of the PR brigade.

  • @101jessymessy
    @101jessymessy 12 лет назад

    is it just be or is the british government just the bigest bunch of drama queens you have ever seen lol

  • @Supersmooth007
    @Supersmooth007 13 лет назад

    @25fitguy At least this Gov has taken all the action and regulated our banks (levy) etc. Unlike the previous Labour Gov who did nothing to cut our national debt crisis.

  • @interestingyoutubechannel1
    @interestingyoutubechannel1 12 лет назад

    ..and my point is that if you look from a historical point of view, socialism simply will not work without a strong internationalist movement for its cause. if you want examples of this, look at what happened to the south american countries that tried to bring about socialism in their country. now that was Really something to criticise on american foreign policy.

  • @83JACKO
    @83JACKO 6 лет назад

    O o order

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    Not necessarily. Radical changes would need to occur for things to change and that's pretty much exactly what today's politicians try to steer clear off.

  • @SickBoy1060
    @SickBoy1060 12 лет назад

    @lou2bozzy It is not exactly hard to work out, eh?

  • @dezboss
    @dezboss 13 лет назад

    @southeyab For the record, class doesn't bother me until some idiot who has a chip on their shoulder decides to take a snipe at me for having privileges and having a public school, Oxbridge background. I didn't ask for privileges, but I'm not going to pretend I don't have them just because somebody from a working class background is bitter about the fact they didn't have much and think I don't deserve it either.

  • @jcalpha103
    @jcalpha103 12 лет назад

    Also when labour came to power we had a big pot off money from the previous government. But they raised wages spending it on variable goods and not more fixed goods, we are left with a fuck load of debt and nothing to show for it. The increased fiscal spending is needed to promote growth after our economy was hit by the global recession, you need money to make money. Indirect taxation is harder to avoid and cheaper to implement, direct tax could decrease revenue as shown on the laffer curve.