Michael Heseltine launches scathing attack on Boris Johnson - BBC News

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  • Conservative grandee and former leadership contender Lord Heseltine has launched a scathing attack on Boris Johnson, accusing him of creating the "greatest constitutional crisis in modern times". Mr Heseltine, a former deputy prime minister, told the BBC the former London mayor had "ripped the (Conservative) party apart." Lord Heseltine described Mr Johnson as "like a general, that led his army to the sound of guns, and at the sight of the battlefield abandoned the field."
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  • @tuisitala9068
    @tuisitala9068 Před 2 lety +126

    Five years on and Heseltine is proven absolutely right!

    • @therespectedlex9794
      @therespectedlex9794 Před 2 lety

      We stopped giving money to Europe, when we somehow managed to actually get what we voted for.

    • @johnhickton7944
      @johnhickton7944 Před 2 lety

      Is he fuck as right. What a cretin you are. We've taken our country back and are no longer paying £25 billion of British taxpayers money to a corrupt Brussels. every year.
      Over the last decade the UK population increased by 6 million, that's a 10% rise and its unsustainable. Most of those
      migrants flooded into the UK from Eastern Europe. Now do me a favour and f off!

    • @JwayT
      @JwayT Před rokem

      Yeah like that automatic recession and the emergency budget. This guy was discredited before the votes were even counted.

    • @tomsheppard378
      @tomsheppard378 Před 8 měsíci +1

      Boris was great, he got us out and now the economy is booming thanks to the opportunities of brexit

  • @thomasoroarke7789
    @thomasoroarke7789 Před rokem +28

    He was correct in every way

  • @harveysmith100
    @harveysmith100 Před rokem +12

    It's funny how the political heavyweights could see straight through Boris.

  • @colinsmith8891
    @colinsmith8891 Před 2 lety +23

    I hated you before but you have retained your truth. Respect

  • @samcad-ho3ze
    @samcad-ho3ze Před 6 lety +68

    Heseltine knows his shit. And for him to say it's as dark a moment as he has lived through shows how grim this all is.

    • @EveHenleySpread
      @EveHenleySpread Před 2 lety +3

      He knows that he'll lose his EU farming subsidies that he received year after year - that's about it!

    • @MoodyWatters
      @MoodyWatters Před 2 lety +1

      @@EveHenleySpread Absolute bollocks.

    • @danh555
      @danh555 Před 2 lety

      Follow the cash...a few con remainers certainly losing a lot of their European financial interests

    • @DavidSmith-cf4wq
      @DavidSmith-cf4wq Před 6 měsíci

      Heseltine IS Shit. !!!!!

  • @RobertK1993
    @RobertK1993 Před 6 lety +21

    Micheal is spot on.

  • @TheDessez
    @TheDessez Před 5 lety +52

    Heseltine conveniently forgets that Cameron also abandoned his position.

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety +5

      TheDessez Well yes Cameron did....but it was Johnson who saw Brexit as a route to become Prime Minister, and put that above anything else.
      Let's see what comes out in the Crown Court where Boris faces charges of MISCONDUCT IN PUBLIC OFFICE. Isn't our democracy great, and it shows we have control of our Laws doesn't it . It will be ironic if Boris has to appeal to the European Court of Justice !!!!

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 3 lety +1

      Sultan King Did he ? Oh well politicians have a lot to say, and nearly always are sure that they are right and don’t like being corrected by the judiciary, the senior members of which have spent a life time studying laws going back centuries, unlike politicians like Boris who are simply jumped up, self serving, lying journalists.

    • @ilokivi
      @ilokivi Před 2 lety

      @@californiadreamin8423 Johnson is removing the independence of the judiciary and journalists are being selected to favour the point of view of the government he leads. While removing citizens' right to demonstrate, criminalising protests and revoking the citizenship of naturalised Britons and those born in the UK to parents who immigrated. Without due process, without notification and without any right of appeal. A fascist state is taking shape.

    • @therespectedlex9794
      @therespectedlex9794 Před 2 lety

      Whether he had to give it to Teresa May, another Europhile, is another matter.

  • @stuhazle
    @stuhazle Před 2 lety +11

    "Project Fear is now Project Fact".

  • @darrenwilson8042
    @darrenwilson8042 Před 6 lety +10

    Hezza doesn't like Boris does he? Just makes me warm to him.

  • @ignaigna2
    @ignaigna2 Před 2 lety +8

    Hard to believe that it was said 5 Years ago.

  • @jasmineluxemburg6200
    @jasmineluxemburg6200 Před 5 lety +11

    If someone talks like a narcissist, looks like a narcissist , acts like a narcissist, and has power and influence, it surely is one dangerous

    • @DavidSmith-cf4wq
      @DavidSmith-cf4wq Před 6 měsíci

      He is a Deluded, Privileged, Wealthy, Anti-Working Class Southerner. Need I say more. ???

  • @EUROWEFILMS
    @EUROWEFILMS Před 5 lety +6

    A true statesman with conviction not a lying clown, time will reveal all.

    • @ianmedium
      @ianmedium Před 5 lety +1

      David Rowe at last a comment from someone who actually thinks and looks deeper unlike 90% who are lazy and get their views from the red top newspapers!

  • @gino5803
    @gino5803 Před 5 lety +21

    Very well put and said, Lord Heseltine, and certainly truthful words with a marvelous analogy to the army general 👍

  • @JeremySpencerJJWS
    @JeremySpencerJJWS Před 7 lety +59

    Wonderful to see Hezza so upset.

    • @nealbeard1
      @nealbeard1 Před 6 lety +2

      Jeremy Spencer go and fuck yourself

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety +5

      Jeremy Spencer So it's now 3 years later, and Boris is en route to the Crown Court to face charges of MISCONDUCT IN PUBLIC OFFICE.
      And Hesletimes 3 year old comments....still valid ?

    • @alexross7311
      @alexross7311 Před 5 lety +2

      Totally agree with Heseltine !!!

  • @ROOPAHOO
    @ROOPAHOO Před 4 lety +6

    Many years ago I had a girlfriend who was watching Nightrider suddenly blurted out in front of my family, "I really love that Michael Heseltine" the dumb bint meant David Hasselhoff.

  • @postwar46
    @postwar46 Před 5 lety +14

    Fly away Mr Helicopter , away from the brooding storm clouds you predict.

  • @victorymorningstar
    @victorymorningstar Před 5 lety +3

    Maggie is laughing from above..

  • @stephenisom6089
    @stephenisom6089 Před 5 lety +12

    THE WOODEN MEN WITH THEIR WOODEN SPOONS A STIRRING THEY WILL GO AND, STIR TO THE LEFT .

    • @barbiedoll3039
      @barbiedoll3039 Před 5 lety +1

      Lord headline Boris didn't cause this the fact Cameron didn't get the brexit result he wanted that he put it to the people without having a leave plan in place and not having the guts to see his plan through is the action of a irresponsible conservative party not the action of one man if anyone should be held responsible and be going to court it's cameron

  • @youngsteph1
    @youngsteph1 Před 5 lety +39

    Heseltine is like King Midas in reverse. Everything he touches turns to dust.

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety +6

      youngsteph1 Wow....what an underwhelming post.....evidence to support your point of view ? Don't rush, because you'll have to work on this one.

    • @youngsteph1
      @youngsteph1 Před 5 lety +1

      Obviously a groupie of his so not much I can say.

    • @adammoss5284
      @adammoss5284 Před 5 lety +1

      @@youngsteph1 westland helicopters.

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety +3

      youngsteph1 Wow another underwhelming post....evidence to support your original point of view.....you clearly haven't any which is why you try comments of the playground .

    • @MilesBellas
      @MilesBellas Před 3 lety +1

      This comment aged like milk.

  • @skoltheviking1201
    @skoltheviking1201 Před 5 lety +8

    I heard he gets a subsidy from the eu every year to help maintain his pile in the country.

    • @radekjasionowski5651
      @radekjasionowski5651 Před 5 lety +1

      Paul Kennelly we get subsidy all for pensioners and education and unemployment and local councils- all 5billions 2014-20; where did Tory take the cash? Pensioners got punished for extra rooms, same poor ill folk, unemployment benefit is not a right of support like in the EU but treated as a dole and is lowest in the EU, university in EU costs max 300-500£ a year in every EU country, in the uk 10 000£ where did the money go?

    • @TheShepTV
      @TheShepTV Před 3 lety

      Unbelievably retarded post

  • @radekjasionowski5651
    @radekjasionowski5651 Před 5 lety +4

    Absolutely !!!! Agree!

  • @lorrainelane6583
    @lorrainelane6583 Před 5 lety +5

    Says the man who messed up Westland

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety

      lorraine lane Did he ?

    • @lorrainelane6583
      @lorrainelane6583 Před 5 lety

      @@californiadreamin8423 yes check it out

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety +1

      lorraine lane Did Heseltine mess up Westland ? Well I've checked it out, and I still question your conclusion . The loss of Westland to Sikorsky under Thatchers orders, and dirty tricks to undermine Heseltine and the use of Leon Britton, meant the loss of the U.K's helicopter design team. Design teams do not grow on trees. That was around 1986 I believe. The Royal Aeronautical Society refer to the "rebirth" of the U.K. helicopter industry for over 30 years, with a major investment this year.
      Never was interested in those whirly things relying on the "Jesus" bolt.....but this development looks interesting, and demonstrates Heseltine has integrity.

    • @lorrainelane6583
      @lorrainelane6583 Před 5 lety

      @@californiadreamin8423 he was in charge at the time it happened , sorry but if I make a big mistake at my work I carry the blame not the boss,sorry he's just Mardy because I have heard he gets a susbsady from the EU

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety

      lorraine lane You invited me to a check, so I did. He was pursuing one approach to Westland and Thatcher did not agree and was briefing against him. Who said he made a mistake ? He walked out of government because of underhand behaviour. The consequence of Thatchers decision led to the loss of this countries helicopter design capability for some 30 years. I call that a mistake.

  • @ericlovelace6502
    @ericlovelace6502 Před 8 lety +8

    What an ocean going hypocrite. The man who stabbed thatcher in the back moaning about treachery. This guy needs to take a good look in the mirror.

  • @philward5513
    @philward5513 Před 5 lety +7

    Well, I like him. Just trying to introduce a bit more balance to the heavily one sided comments.

  • @stevdevon4644
    @stevdevon4644 Před 8 lety +3

    That is exactly what I see Boris doing!

  • @herbert9241
    @herbert9241 Před 8 lety +4

    Enough with the Boer War metaphors, Hezza. It was a long time ago; time to move on ...

  • @mikelheron20
    @mikelheron20 Před 8 lety +3

    I've never found much to agree with Heseltine about but he's absolutely right.

  • @skoltheviking1201
    @skoltheviking1201 Před 5 lety +6

    I think all these old politicians should just go back to sleep

  • @geobell59
    @geobell59 Před 5 lety +8

    The last thing the UK needs is the inspector Clouseau of politics as PM.

  • @suilvenmountain2395
    @suilvenmountain2395 Před 7 lety +3

    Was he the man who wanted to join the ERM?

    • @suilvenmountain2395
      @suilvenmountain2395 Před 7 lety +1

      He wanted to join the euro as well so he is not, in my opinion, entitled to criticise anyone

  • @saddist1Gtown
    @saddist1Gtown Před 8 lety +40

    Michael Heseltine is 100% right, and this is a man who did his own inside hatchet job against Mrs Thatcher, but he was not this reckless as how Boris was and so I am in total agreement.

    • @Halebopp97
      @Halebopp97 Před 5 lety +4

      He is also a member of the Bilderberg group and an EU federalist. Do some homework.

    • @faro717
      @faro717 Před 5 lety

      Yes...takes one to know one...

    • @artfuldodger9312
      @artfuldodger9312 Před 5 lety

      BULLSHIT.

  • @lewyn4k
    @lewyn4k Před 8 lety +136

    As much as I hate this guy, he talks some sense here.

    • @wisdomoffered1903
      @wisdomoffered1903 Před 8 lety +2

      From the very beginning ive been commenting that i did not trust BORIS, but i gain no satisfaction from this!
      there are dangerous things gooing on behind our backs, so keep peeled to the news, especially a very astute column called UK Column, which has a daily programme posted here on you tube, as well as theyre own site

    • @Kratos-005
      @Kratos-005 Před 8 lety +4

      What we need now is a strong leader, but I don't see one? Where is the leadership? Also,we need to stop fucking about and invoke article 50. The longer we wait the more uncertainty where will be. Our leaders have fucking abandoned us, they need to pull their fucking finger out!!!!

    • @phildobson8705
      @phildobson8705 Před 8 lety +3

      Wisdom O Boris & Nigel Saved my company. Last week the Dutch were selling their produce to our supermarkets for less than our production costs: Minimum wage UK £7.20 Last week Holland (EUR 9.02) £6.80 Today £7.47. We can sell our produce, not dump £millions of fresh food. Well done, thanks 17 million leave voters, Team Boris, Team Nigel & Mark Carney (Bank of England who understood need & prepared for opportunity of GBP adjustment)

    • @tomlinid
      @tomlinid Před 8 lety +5

      I think he is talking a lot of sense everyone in the country with savings for their retirement has lost around 10-12% of the money they have saved due to the devaluation of the pound!

    • @wisdomoffered1903
      @wisdomoffered1903 Před 8 lety +3

      Phil Dobson I'm a leaver, and i wish it was Nigel handling these negotiations, because he would stand no EU nonsense.
      The remainers have been bellyaching to my comments every time i discuss the advantages, and complain of short term financial problems, as if they dont affect me pffff

  • @kelvinjutemills
    @kelvinjutemills Před 8 lety +23

    This from the man who stabbed Mrs. Thatcher in the back.??? He should retire to the long grass and never be seen again.!!

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety

      kelvinjutemills Totally inaccurate . Are you trying to rewrite history ?

    • @radekjasionowski5651
      @radekjasionowski5651 Před 5 lety +3

      Thatcher stabbed British Working class today the effect! Mortgages and Bankrupt Canary Wharf and Libertarians!!!

  • @shelleylyme6402
    @shelleylyme6402 Před 8 lety +1

    Heseltine on the streets is a very bad advertisement for Care in the Community. Who is responsible for letting him out? Where is the nurse? I demand a public inquiry.

  • @goharikjones7387
    @goharikjones7387 Před 5 lety +5

    Will never want Borriss Johnson as a PM he is just not right for the job, any way, I don't think people will vote for Tory's or Labour, we need people's party's new party's.

  • @Huaimek861
    @Huaimek861 Před 5 lety +11

    P Michael Heseltine challenged Mrs Thatcher for the leadership. Ironically John Major became leader and PM. Mrs t
    Thatcher would have opposed Maastricht, but John Major forced it through parliament against strong opposition. Without Maastricht Britain would not be in the mess it's in today. It all goes back to Heseltine deposing Mrs Thatcher, he is also to blame.

    • @chrisnettleship4331
      @chrisnettleship4331 Před 5 lety

      So true. We signed away right after right. Over 25 years the EU stripped our sovereignty and the mainstream politicians allowed this, purely for their pursuit of globalism and uber-capitalism/communitarianism.

    • @Biloxiblues77
      @Biloxiblues77 Před rokem

      @@chrisnettleship4331 Lol.

    • @chrisnettleship4331
      @chrisnettleship4331 Před rokem

      @@Biloxiblues77 3 years to reply with 'lol'

  • @dloverise
    @dloverise Před 8 lety +7

    You know we're fucked when Michael Heseltine makes sense. Sign the petition: EU Referendum Rules triggering a 2nd EU Referendum

    • @bowiefan6652
      @bowiefan6652 Před 8 lety +2

      There isn't going to be a second referendum. Politicians of all stripes have publicly announced that it would be undemocratic to put it to the vote again. They're just hoping they can cut a deal with the EU that has free-movement off the table but still gives us access to the single market.

    • @chosenforareason4727
      @chosenforareason4727 Před 8 lety +1

      Second referendum ? and a third perhaps?
      Damn you libtards are dense.

    • @dloverise
      @dloverise Před 8 lety +2

      Cynical Brit It's not undemocratic if the general population change their minds. New information has come to light that the British public have been lied to.

    • @chosenforareason4727
      @chosenforareason4727 Před 8 lety +2

      dloverise They did change their minds. 40 years ago they decided in and now, they have changed their minds.
      I'm glad we could agree.

    • @dloverise
      @dloverise Před 8 lety +1

      Chosen for a reason We don't agree, democracy doesn't stop just because you want it to. ;)

  • @user-hp5fz3qs1u
    @user-hp5fz3qs1u Před 5 lety +2

    Wouldn't trust heseltine look what he did to Thatcher

  • @bbaaaalll
    @bbaaaalll Před 8 lety +1

    This is so much better than game of thrones.

  • @leakycheese
    @leakycheese Před 8 lety +2

    Heseltine was the Boris of his age.

  • @paulyarrow9857
    @paulyarrow9857 Před 7 lety +3

    Michael Heseltine has anger management. Mr Heseltine took the life of kim,his mothers pet dog.He used the dogs leash to strangle the dog.He said that the dog bit him

  • @barbaraeade6075
    @barbaraeade6075 Před 5 lety +2

    According to the Daily Mail, Heseltine gets a hand out from EU in the amount of £900,000

  • @DuckXT
    @DuckXT Před 8 lety +24

    Thank you for the words of sanity. Project Fear was in reality Project Fact. Still there are Leavers who refuse to take ownership of this hate crime towards the nation.

  • @gorilla3120
    @gorilla3120 Před 8 lety +7

    FFS doesn't old man Heseltine have a nurse or carer to look after him and stop him spazzing out in public places and making a scene like this.

  • @artfuldodger9312
    @artfuldodger9312 Před 5 lety

    Talk about a "pot calling the kettle black". Who was it that knifed Thatcher (politically) in the back?

  • @flippop101
    @flippop101 Před 8 lety +50

    Here here! At last someone speaks out! Regards from Germany

    • @pix046
      @pix046 Před 8 lety +6

      Will you speak out in West Germany for German freedom like johnson spoke out for the same in Britain? No. Also, why is the Euro set at a rate to suit West Germany?

    • @Playthellgb42
      @Playthellgb42 Před 8 lety +5

      Because West Germany is the preeminent economic power in the EU..NOT BRITAIN!!!

    • @SuzLa1
      @SuzLa1 Před 8 lety

      Is Boris Johnson thick and just got to where he is through contacts at Eton, Bullingdon Club etc, or is he an evil liar? On the same TV show that everybody made a fuss because he said Germany never used chemical weapons in wars, nobody said anything when on the same TV show he also said that there wasn't a vote on the 2nd war against Iraq, when more Conservative Party MPs voted yes to it than other Parties. Did he genuinely not know what his own party spoke and voted in favour of, or did he say the other stupid comment as an evil plan to get everybody to make a fuss, so they would watch to hear his lie about there not being a vote on the 2nd war on Iraq, hoping all most people remember about politics is last Tory propaganda headline they read? Either way, if he's stupid or an evil liar, why should anybody trust him in politics? I'm hoping he's just stupid, as it would be dangerous to have such an evil person with power.

    • @nikirk101
      @nikirk101 Před 8 lety +5

      never trust a german greetings from the uk

  • @kenmackenzie9385
    @kenmackenzie9385 Před 5 lety +11

    Tarzan is a bitter, twisted, biased and jealous old man. He makes shed loads of money from the EU annually. His time has almost passed and I'm happy for that.

    • @vonryansexpress
      @vonryansexpress Před 5 lety +2

      You ain't the only one . .

    • @MrYing78
      @MrYing78 Před 5 lety

      He's actually looking like his Spitting Image puppet these days... Damn I miss that show. Jokes aside I'm not a big fan of Hezza but fair play for calling out Johnson. That bloke a complete charlatan and if there is a hell I hope he gets routed there.

    • @vonryansexpress
      @vonryansexpress Před 5 lety

      @BLUE SKY it's bullshit- it's project nasty and you fell for it . .
      Heseltine is an establishment figure who has spent most of his life with his snout in the trough - he resents anyone else having a piece of the action, certainly a young whippersnapper like Bojo . .
      Like an old bull ridiculously hanging onto his harem long after he has slipped into impotency Heseltine now snorts, rages and blusters in vicious foaming frustration that his days and prime are now clearly long, long gone . .
      By no stretch of the imagination or indeed by fact could Boris have wreaked the catalogue of calumny that Hesser viciously suggests - Tarzan is now a joke, albeit a dangerous joke . . . He needs to f*** off and take his vile dementia laden venom somewhere else . .

  • @nudisco300
    @nudisco300 Před 5 lety +1

    Heseltine's credibility died when he knifed Thatcher. There's nothing more to say than that.

    • @amc6508
      @amc6508 Před 4 lety

      He thought he was going to be prime minister! I’m very glad he never did! He could never be as good as prime minister as Tatcher was! He was jealous of her popularity and patronized her consistently!

  • @stuzo666
    @stuzo666 Před 5 lety +1

    Any watches or sunglasses

  • @AdolfHitlerMemeLord
    @AdolfHitlerMemeLord Před 8 lety +1

    Anyone notice the guy with the Fedora in the background?

    • @davidsmart8594
      @davidsmart8594 Před 8 lety +1

      Yes...but he must have got his 'signal' wrong because nothing happened to Heseltine...

    • @ceemosp
      @ceemosp Před 8 lety

      Maybe because Germany finances the EU?

    • @AdolfHitlerMemeLord
      @AdolfHitlerMemeLord Před 8 lety

      wat

  • @henryvagincourt
    @henryvagincourt Před 8 lety +6

    Not the greatest track record Heseltine, didn't Cameron call the referendum? Then bugger off when it didn't go his way, total joke, and with Labour and bloody Corbyn, what a choice we have.

  • @godders778
    @godders778 Před 5 lety +5

    Come on guys put this old gentleman back in his home, he doesn't understand what he's saying.

    • @foodymusicguy9594
      @foodymusicguy9594 Před 4 lety

      But at least you have the requisite understanding - good to have you on board m8.

  • @BhutanBluePoppy
    @BhutanBluePoppy Před 5 lety +3

    Hey, this is a really good reporter! Good on ya BBC

  • @luke2328
    @luke2328 Před 5 lety +1

    Well said Tarzan!. Boris is an absolute clown with no answers, no policy, a disgrace of a politician.

  • @BDaMonkey
    @BDaMonkey Před 7 lety +20

    Can't disagree with anything he says.

  • @sylviasmith1821
    @sylviasmith1821 Před 4 lety +2

    He wants to stay in ,he receives a fortune from the eu yearly yet when ever he is interviewed no body ever questions him about it. That shows how much his money buys him

    • @johnhooper7040
      @johnhooper7040 Před 2 lety

      I doubt that Lord Hesseltine has received any money from the EU. Unlike the Russian 'dirty money' which we are now learning was used to bankroll the leave campaign because Putin wanted to weaken the EU by Britain's departure! It is the loss of Russian influence over the nations of east and Central Europe, now all part of the EU, influence/control which dated back to the Tsarist Russian empire and continued under the USSR post 1945 which irks Putin most. That is why he is so upset by the possibility of Ukraine and some of the other small states, like Moldova, on Russia's western border also joining the EU and slipping out of Russia's sphere of influence too.

  • @joshb20101
    @joshb20101 Před 8 lety +1

    what has heseltine done? he walked out on Thatcher cuz he didn't get his own way. he stood for leadership and he didn't get it.

  • @daryllcornier4509
    @daryllcornier4509 Před 5 lety +13

    You've had your time hezza.
    You just come across as bitter mate.
    You lost the vote.
    Deal with it.

    • @mikeg739
      @mikeg739 Před 5 lety

      Never liked Heseltine until now. Truth hurts?

    • @foodymusicguy9594
      @foodymusicguy9594 Před 4 lety

      great response m8

    • @johnnyboy2k
      @johnnyboy2k Před 4 lety

      In much the same way as those voted Leave will just have 'deal with' the social and economic wateland that awaits Britain post-exit. Thank you all for voting for something of which you had no comprehension.

    • @willoke8
      @willoke8 Před 3 lety

      The Brexiteers have also lost. The promises the government have made will not be met.

    • @johnnyboy2k
      @johnnyboy2k Před 2 lety

      @Bessie Hillum Huge help to the lorries stacked up outside Dover, that.

  • @davidboskett5581
    @davidboskett5581 Před rokem +1

    It is good to watch this in 2022 following Johnsons fall. It is a sad state of affairs as I doubt the referendum would have been positive if Johnson had not led it. But it will be another 5-10 years to see what damage Brexit has done to the economy

  • @cuckingfunt9353
    @cuckingfunt9353 Před 8 lety +7

    Someone phone the geriatric unit, the old boy has got out again.

  • @hatjodelka
    @hatjodelka Před rokem +1

    Not much in life ages well, but this is a very good example of something that's as true today as it was then.

  • @tomlinid
    @tomlinid Před 8 lety +25

    I wish I could write to this man and tell him how much I agree with him I have never agreed with Heseltine in my life before!

  • @georgieboy1958
    @georgieboy1958 Před 8 lety +6

    This is the man that stabbed thatcher in the back talk about two faced has been

  • @TheOmanJam
    @TheOmanJam Před 8 lety +1

    Heseltine basically did to Thatcher what Boris did to Cameron. He divided his party, withdrew and gave us that little turd Major.

  • @robt3078
    @robt3078 Před 8 lety

    There is too much tooth paste on the Fish and Chips this time, the Brits need to sort things out!

  • @richyrichmountain
    @richyrichmountain Před 5 lety

    Sounds less like a prediction and more like a threat. Do it our way or suffer the consequences.

  • @kurtsandypeiper2879
    @kurtsandypeiper2879 Před 7 lety +1

    I think he's dribbling.

  • @peterbeadman9010
    @peterbeadman9010 Před 4 lety

    Why no captions on the news???

  • @tombowen826
    @tombowen826 Před 5 lety

    I hope it’s not too cold in the ground for him when he’s reburied.

  • @yingyang1008
    @yingyang1008 Před 5 lety +1

    Johnson was playing the role he was told to by the string pullers

  • @stephentayler1414
    @stephentayler1414 Před 5 lety +10

    You only get the flack when you are near the target. Frightened you might lose your place on the eu gravy train I guess.

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety

      Stephen Tayler Great post.....you are referring to Farage aren't you ?

    • @stephentayler1414
      @stephentayler1414 Před 5 lety +2

      @@californiadreamin8423 Lets just say that we need something to shake up the establishment. The House of Lords and the house of commons and the government have done a complete u turn on the wishes of the citizens. I think they have tried every trick ion the book to try and overturn the decision the people of the UK made. They conveniently forget they are there to serve the citizens, not the other way around and they need to change there ideas pretty quick of they will all be out of a job before very long. It is not just brexit that is at stake now. Democracy is hanging by a thread

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 5 lety

      Stephen Tayler Yes you are referring to Farage aren't you. You think he sets a shining example ? 20 years an MEP, 20 years salary, 20 years expenses, 20 years contributions into his Pension pot.....all paid for by the UK taxpayer....he's been on a good thing, and rarely attends the EU parliament....check it out...so let's see how often he attends the EU parliament this time . Face it....he's a con artist and thinks only of himself.
      He is using a financial advisor NOW who when arrested in his company about to fly out of the USA, was arrested and served jail time for engaging in money laundering activities. Now CEO of the Brexit Limited Company masquerading as a political party, he demands your support AND YOUR MONEY.....he's a little man with a big mouth on the make.....and you believe he is the saviour of this country ? He's part of the problem.
      You think the referendum wasn't corrupted by illegality and lying. That illegality achieved a result which if 635,000 voters had voted the opposite way, the referendum outcome would have been remain. I do not believe the referendum generated a democratic outcome but an outcome corrupted by fraud. And we are still waiting for the National Crime Agency's investigation into Arron Banks partner in crime with Farage !!
      Great way to shake up the establishment ???

    • @stephentayler1414
      @stephentayler1414 Před 4 lety +1

      @@californiadreamin8423 none of our mainstream politicians is worth a light frankly and that includes farage the old codgers in the lord and most of the commons. the swamp needs emptying and there will I think be a lot of them crying into their beer at the next election when the voters show their displeasure in them,

    • @californiadreamin8423
      @californiadreamin8423 Před 4 lety

      Stephen Tayler Perhaps , perhaps not. Do you think Boris Johnson is a serial lier, acting in self interest and not the National Interest ?

  • @marksykes5434
    @marksykes5434 Před 2 lety +1

    Ricky from trailer park boys would say “ a toad ar so “

  • @gardenroom65
    @gardenroom65 Před 5 lety +24

    Good reporter, thatcher dealt with him. Upper class cuthroat snob

  • @imnotalizard1397
    @imnotalizard1397 Před 8 lety +2

    God! I love the British!

  • @cuckingfunt9353
    @cuckingfunt9353 Před 8 lety

    Last time they caught him wandering down the motorway.

  • @thegrandmuftiofwakanda
    @thegrandmuftiofwakanda Před 5 lety +1

    Too much salt...I need to cut down.

  • @andrewthacker114
    @andrewthacker114 Před 4 lety +13

    At the end of the day , Britain needs to remain in the EU

  • @jasonkingshott2971
    @jasonkingshott2971 Před 5 lety +3

    Time this guy was put in a nursing home.

    • @neil4817
      @neil4817 Před 5 lety

      I think he hit the nail on the head.

    • @jasonkingshott2971
      @jasonkingshott2971 Před 5 lety

      @@neil4817 What nail would that be, a round wire nail, brads, clasp nail, oval wire nail , masonry nails, lost head nail?

  • @stevencassidy6982
    @stevencassidy6982 Před 5 lety +14

    I must say after this outburst I absolutely love Michael Heseltine. Great bloke.

  • @martynrangeley8749
    @martynrangeley8749 Před 5 lety

    I remember he visited RAF Binbrook and told everyone not to worry because it wasn't going to be closed down... It was and became a jail not long after. What a whopper Michael!

  • @nedlambton6602
    @nedlambton6602 Před 5 lety

    I thought dinosaurs were extinct.

  • @christophercook723
    @christophercook723 Před 5 lety +1

    They are all as bad as each other. Some are worse like May and Corbyn. Some should not be there, like racist Abbott. Traitors should be dealt with, Conservatives in the Tower and Labour simply atoned.

  • @ericsalles3393
    @ericsalles3393 Před 2 lety

    I thought it was chris eubank 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @jointhe6461
    @jointhe6461 Před 8 lety +1

    Project Fear has become Project Fact. And now we're all fact.

  • @joshrigo5692
    @joshrigo5692 Před 8 lety

    this guy must have lost a lot of money that's why he's pissed

  • @willscarlet3620
    @willscarlet3620 Před 6 lety

    Sounds like Tarzen is making silly noises he must be missing Cheetah

    • @nealbeard1
      @nealbeard1 Před 6 lety

      Will Scarlet oh stop don't. That was so so funny. Hestletine is a class act above most current politicians.

  • @MeOk-iq4gn
    @MeOk-iq4gn Před rokem

    I’ve yet to see a graph that shows a positive outcome from this

  • @johnhooper7040
    @johnhooper7040 Před 5 lety +4

    Another great Prime Minister we never had. We are so good in this country at electing the worst leaders and leaving behind men like Lord Heseltine( I’m thinking of R A Butler, Dennis Healey, Roy Jenkins anf the woman who should have been our first female Prime Minister, Barbara Castle). At least he rid the coutry of the evil Margaret Thatcher. What a wise old man

    • @johnhooper7040
      @johnhooper7040 Před 2 lety

      @Bessie Hillum Blair brought peace to Northern Ireland after years of 'The troubles' All the Tories did in Northern Ireland was to send in the British army to shoot people( Bloody Sunday). The only reason Thatcher sent forces to the Falkland Islands was so she could wrap herself in the flag to regain her fading popularity, with help from the Murdoch press in order to win the next general election! The subsequent loss of life on both sides could have been avoided by a negotiated settlement with Argentina brokered through the UN, with help from her friend President Reagan who could have put financial pressure on Argentina, which was very dependant on the USA at that time.

    • @paulheath7407
      @paulheath7407 Před 2 lety

      lord haw haw

    • @johnhooper7040
      @johnhooper7040 Před 2 lety

      @Bessie Hillum As it happens I don't agree with the events you mention and view them as a rather silly waste of time! You are right that John Major encouraged a dialogue with the IRA but as leader of the Conservative AND UNIONIST party he had to keep this matter secret to avoid upsetting the Northern Ireland unionists and some of the more reactionary members of his own party. Tony Blair was able to make the negotiations public and with some help from president Clinton and the hard work of Mo Mowlam secured the Good Friday agreement and an end to 'the Troubles'. It is only now following a hard Brexit and the Unionists being such sore losers when Sinn Fein won a majority in the recent elections that the peace achieved by the Good Friday agreement is threatened. Hopefully there will soon be a border poll and Ireland will be reunited and we can lose the annoying Ulster protestants for good! You made a rather telling typo in your reply, The Socialists, when I think you meant Argentinians could not be negotiated with! I don't think we ever did have any serious negotiations with Argentina, which is why, in frustration, the Military junta ordered the invasion. When one considers the history of Britain and Argentina, this matter should have been settled long ago. From the mid 19th to mid 20th century Britain had major investments in Argentina. Railways, huge estates where beef cattle were raised, meat processing plants etc. All to produce and transport cheap imported meat to feed British workers The control British companies had over the Argentine economy caused great resentment which resulted in nationalisation of British assets by the government of Juan Perron in the 1940s. In the past Britain needed the Falkland Islands as a base for the Royal Navy to protect shipping routes in the south Atlantic, hence the battle of the Falklands in 1914. Regardless of their status the islands were becoming an unnecessary cost to the British government with the reduction in the Royal Navy's worldwide role and previous governments had started to run down the protection the islands received. The Falklands are an imperial relic, which either be given their independence or negotiated away with a deal with Argentina. As it happens demand for the fish in the waters around the Falkland islands, particularly from East Asian countries means that they are now quite wealthy and could succeed as an independent nation state without subsidy anymore from Britain.

  • @prpafinfer4608
    @prpafinfer4608 Před 8 lety

    It is not so smart to have old politicians like Michael Heseltine is. Politicians, economists should be 18-25 years young.

  • @anthonymills7182
    @anthonymills7182 Před 4 lety

    Here is a typical politician with no connection with ordinary hard working people of britain.

  • @muhammaduddin9268
    @muhammaduddin9268 Před 2 lety +1

    This man should be the prime minister.

  • @oriel4261
    @oriel4261 Před 5 lety

    Didn't stab her in the back, they took out her power supply.

  • @godnex211ify
    @godnex211ify Před 8 lety

    Accountability should involve the confiscation of decisionmakers wealth if they run desastrous campaigns like that.

  • @mc-ec3bu
    @mc-ec3bu Před 5 lety +9

    He couldn't launch a No 2 into a pot. silly old fool.

  • @tomlinid
    @tomlinid Před 8 lety +5

    At least one good thing seems to be coming out of this and that is the Tory party seems to be ripping itself to pieces.

    • @tomlinid
      @tomlinid Před 8 lety

      Grey Chip
      The London labor party is out of touch with the rest of the country. It is going to be interesting to see what happens to London if the banks decide to relocate to another city in an EU country. Perhaps they will experience something like the 1980's in the north of England?

    • @tomlinid
      @tomlinid Před 8 lety

      Grey Chip
      They used to rely on a good turn out in Scotland as well but that has gone to the SNP I guess decades of failing the people they are supposed to represent is finally coming home to roost. If they had an election today many of the labor voters in the north would vote UKIP.

    • @ChromaflorLtd
      @ChromaflorLtd Před 8 lety

      Two words Jeremy Corbyn, shit house.

  • @jemilambi
    @jemilambi Před 6 lety +1

    [right] negociation is a mess, as Heseltine predicted.
    [wrong] N. Fragage will never disavow Brexit. He will blame others however brexit evolves.

  • @hikersdiarysg4136
    @hikersdiarysg4136 Před 5 lety

    Singapore was kicked out of Malaysia. Today Singapore is a rich country.

  • @GregDaniel78
    @GregDaniel78 Před 8 lety +2

    Oof. I'm being torn in two directions. Heseltine is so shadowy and sinister. Very much responsible for a lot of damage to vast swaths of the former industrial midlands and north. I hate being on the same page as him, but every word of this is unmitigated truth.

  • @silverthreadsamongstthegol7643

    Yesterdays man. Like so many of these ex politicians they need to stay out to grass.

  • @petrainjordan7838
    @petrainjordan7838 Před 8 lety +4

    Heseltine's pocket is lined. Bet he'd baulk at some personal reductions. Naughty.