This evening the 'leaders' of seven political parties are taking part in a so-called TV debate. Six of those political 'leaders' unreservedly support Britain's membership of the EU. It is also possible that the one leader who does not support EU membership will form a minority partner of a pro-EU coalition government after the election in May.

This video has previously been posted, but is very pertinent at this time of electioneering. Here is a 30 minute video of Christopher Story describing the corruption of the EU, and the illegality of successive British Governments for handing taxpayers' money to an illegal organisation – the EU. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6kOn7hgxoo

The questions we need answered are:

Why would any responsible and patriotic British political party support Britain's membership of the illegal and fraudulent EU?

Why are Cameron (Cons), Miliband (Labs), Clegg (Libs), Sturgeon (SNP), Bennett (Greens), Wood (Plaid Cymru) enthusiastic - to the point of being obsessed with Britain's membership of the corrupt and illegal EU?

Why should we consider trusting political leaders who blatantly support criminality?

Seems really weird that nationalist parties supposedly fighting for independence are more than happy to be ruled by Angela Merkel.

Jon, I see that as proof positive that the nationalists are not about independence at all. They are taking their supporting electorates as fools of the first order, where the real aim is the break-up of the UK into EU regions. The Welsh and Scottish tribal voters are unwittingly voting for their own slavery within the fourth Reich. Cameron, Clegg and Miliband are also working to the same agenda to regionalise and federalise the UK.

I shan't be listening to the 'debate' this evening. There will very little truth spoken from at least six of the 'leaders'. Probably the nearest thing to truth to come out of the program will be from the TV adverts. I'm of the opinion that the consciences of the 'leaders' have become so seared over many years of of deceit and telling porkies that most of them wouldn't recognise truth if it bit them.

Apart from Nigel they seem quite happy to invite all and sundry in, provide them housing, schools, healthcare, etc.

I couldn't believe the dross being spouted by the greens. Send loads of money abroad, let them all come here if they want, etc.

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Lets be careful out there !

It was useful having them on.

You without doubt were not the only one to notice what barking mad moon howlers they are....

How Bennett had the gall to stand there and criticise (all the others) immigration policy as an immigrant herself baffles me.

They go on about a funding crisis in the health service then demonise Nigel for raising the issue of health tourism. Weird.

Why no Ulster parties?

It seems plain wrong that the Greens were included, but no party from NI

I was thinking about that and wondered why there were no NI parties. Perhaps the Greens, SNP and Plaid should not have been there but exclude them and there is an argument to exclude UKIP who won the Euro elections but have few MP's, the Greens also have 1 MP but don't command any popular support otherwise, Plaid and the SNP are nationalist parties who are not standing in every constituency so theoretically they shouldn't be there either but Scotland and Wales are entitled to return MP's to Westminster. UKIP are as far as I am aware nor fielding candidates North of the Border

It could be criticised whichever way the did it and once the DUP were in so would the SDLP and then Sinn Fien where do you draw the line. Once it got to 15 or 16 podiums on that stage the debate would have suffered.

I think they got it right. Much as I disliked the Greens, the SNP and Plaid being there I saw the need to include them if UKIP were to have a voice.

Plaid and the SNP should NOT have been there. They should have had debates on Scottish and Welsh TV. UKIP has higher poll ratings in Wales than Plaid Cymru!!

24 hours on and the unimaginative 24hrs news channels are still banging on about the bloody debate as if it was some kind of semi-final of a sporting competition or a TV talent show

When so much publicity is focused on this sort of chewing gum political event, I have to say I can see why Cameron wanted nothing to do with it. However, I fear these sort of dumbing down events are here to stay