The Beast from the East? No. It’s hysteria from Siberia.

Watching BBC Question Time. Question about fracking. Blackpool. The
audience don’t want it.

Farage gets heckled because he supports it.
Fracking is being aired on the BBC and the people sound clear. They
don’t want it.

Ken Clarke supports Farage for once. He gets booed too.

The people are strongly against it and the BBC cannot help but air
the people’s feeling. Now another women is against it, for burning
fossil fuel! Oh goodness, we are a confused nation.

The guy from Blue Peter looks like a snowflake, but has spoken well and supports a clear
Brexit. But, now he is anti-fracking and worried about carbon energy.
Now Owen Smith. Even if he had a conversion to Brexit etc I would
still view him an absolute twit. For the record Owen is also
anti-fracking. These people still believe the carbon story.

Oops. Local speaking up for fracking. He wants it.

“I wonder if people would want it in their backyards if it were South
of Watford.” Woman says.

The Beast from the East gets a mention… or is it hysteria from
Siberia jokes the audience member.

Who on earth created this meme Beast from the East?

Ken Clarke doesn’t look good. He still speaks clearly.

Farage says “We’ve all become snowflakes…”

TAP – Maybe Farage sees fracking as his ticket into Westminster.

I do not recall much debate on fracking on the BBC…. Farage says to
audience, “… shale gas is a gift horse looking you in the face.”
He does speak his mind.

Would Ian Crane change his mind? Be so
interesting to see the two talk.