Wednesday 7 November 2012

Discussion at Reality Show

parliamentary information office: I would love to see our political leaders (especially the EU ones) in the Jungle programme. I have not watched all the programmes but I thought very highly of Carol Thatcher who won one year - she had all the resilience and backbone that our present leaders do not seem to have. Have you noticed that the most far fetched laws are being passed at the moment - mostly against the will of the majority of the population and that we are being held hostage over being in the EU when we long to be free to choose our rulers and our laws. Maybe Nadine could have said "I am in the jungle, not in spite of being a Conservative but because I am a Conservative!" Then Cameron would have approved.


parliamentary information office:
In the end women are just narcissists, they can't resist the appeal of being the centre of attention no matter what it entails doing. Dorries will probably use her stint in the jungle to sound off on issues she thinks will resonate with the public and help her career.


parliamentary information office:
There are always two sides of every issue. What Cathy Newman reveals is that perhaps , there's" nothing wrong with this Nadine Corrine 's celebrity stunt . It's all about media exposure. And, It pays a lot of money: 63,738 pounds. 40,000 pound will be paid upfront. Dortine would be exposed to 16 million people who watch the program. The worst- case scenarios: It could raunchy or orgiastic about the show; just from a simple perspective and critical examination. Dorrine should be allowed to pocyet her fees. I'm a Celebrity is not as bad it's projected. The show must go on. Dortine should be Dorris. She's not emulating anybody. She's not folloeing anyone. She's outspoken, eccentric and photo opportunistic

parliamentary information office:
I expect Nadine Dorries will claim travel expenses and charge the trip to the taxpayer. She has form in that regard.



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