It's on American telly, that's why. They used the NTSC encoding system, as opposed to the European PAL system, which is generally considered to be of better quality. I don't know of the French SOCOM's quality in relation to the other two, though.
Despite me not being a Tory but that is quite impressive. Nick Clegg has quite an impressive CV. MP in 2005, Liberal Leader in 2007 and then Deputy PM in 2010.
@@Secret19977 well he did. Cameron was trying to suggest that Labour councils are unnecessarily taking money from taxpayers, whereas as Blair pointed out it's mostly the Conservatives who were doing that. Meaning his indignation should've been aimed at his own party, not Labour. It was a pretty spot on point
@@deafected I don't think he ever learned the word deficit. I mean he learned how to say it but he doesn't know what it means. He used it incorrectly all the time.
@TheRenaissanceman65 Blair didn't actually avoid the question, he simply said "Of course" and then added on to his answer. There's not much to say since Cameron's question didn't require much of an answer, but Blair did in fact destroy him. Cameron was implying that Conservatives tax people a lot less than Labour and Blair completely shut that argument down with seemingly little effort.
@TheRenaissanceman65 politically he got destroyed. Cameron always wanted to be like Tony Blair and was never going to be. That was clear by the fact that he wasn’t capable of winning a landslide in the general election.
@TheRenaissanceman65 Cameron scraped a majority in the 2015 general election whereas Blair consecutively won 2 of the biggest landslides ever which David Cameron would have given his right leg for.
Atlas Shrugged you've clearly never done economics, there are different types of taxes and tax schemes which help improve welfare and equality, leading to a better position for everyone
There seems to be some sort of television revolution around 2006-2008. Everything before 2006, like this in 2002, looks like it could be from the 70s or 80s then suddenly in 2008 the high quality takes over.
Because HD came along in 2007 and before the mid 2000s most people recorded stuff on video which wore out quickly and was never as good of a quality as the original airing. When digital recording came along with DVD recorders in 2007 things looked as good as the original airing.
Absolutely. 10/10 for both. Id give the current crop 2/2 for both - thats 1 for turning up & 1 for wearing a tie. Corbyn obviously would have scraped a 1
For Blair’s many mistakes, he had one thing that almost no one in Parliament has had for some time. The ability to answer bait questions quickly and competently, and with an air of confidence and charisma.
@@blackphoenix8932 He did also manage to bring 34.1% GDP growth in 10 years, longest serving PM, fantastic debater, landslide election victories. If he hadn’t allowed Bush to drag Britain into the Iraq War, he would likely have been one of the best PM’s in history.
@@lm8348 Blair dragged the UK into the invasion of the middle-east (I'm an Afghan vet btw). He was instrumental in spreading unfound conjecture about WMDs, he introduced tuition fees, PFIs, etc. & in terms of electoral success, he achieved a huge landslide victory in 97 with the backing of big money/establishment media, but Labour's popularity was tanking under Blair & has subsequently led working-class people to become disillusioned with Labour. It's a significant reason why Labour has lost the last 4 elections, coming closest to victory in 2017. Blair knew what he was doing when he left a sinking, fractured ship. & I would say in terms of cultural impact/significance, the best PM ever is a duke-out between Churchill & Atlee.
0.28 to 0:40 bloody hell the anti aircraft fire from Tony there!! David's like "Mayday Mayday Mayday I've been hit should have seen it coming going down hard over"
Men who part their hair left to right are, for some reason, perceived as more masculine. That's why. In the old Superman films, Clark Kent parts his hair right to left, and Superman the opposite.
Then he says before vid cuts off "one of the areas in which. ....." I was expecting him to finish "one of the areas in which to best go dogging is David Camerons constituency were you will see him fucking a pig"
Learnt to hide his disdain and Tory arrogance a bit over the years it would seem. I mean, compared to now, he delivers things a little less obnoxiously and more subtly.
Insane how in just three years he went from an MP lost in the background to the actual leader of his party?... plus he only had one shadow cabinet postion between this and then. How does one jump that quick?
You could tell he was a good bet on being a future prime minister even then. It was great to see the new buck take on the old lion. He got a bit of a mauling but I bet the old lion took notice.
@@billslim1112 hahaha I don't think so - he's stashed it away in the Cayman Islands tax haven - if only he did pay his due! I think he thinks that just for the "little peope".
Eating both William Hague and Eric Pickles with the bosses of G****e on Epstein's island (a long session [and both animals were surprisingly salty and otherwise tasteless]).
Slapped down by 'the master'. That's what Cameron's inner circle used to refer to Blair as - as he was so slick and won three elections on the trot with a smallest majority of 55...
Blair was able to get the last word in, shame. Blair got found out after convincing us it was a good thing to send troops to war that should never have happened.
He had total, blind faith in his ability to win people over to vote Remain. That cost him his job, God knows what it's going to cost us. And yeah, I'm sure he was happy to quit, find a publisher for his ghostwritten memoirs, fleece the after-dinner circuit and get some consultancies. It would've been much tougher to stay on and mop up all the mess he caused.
He called a referendum on Britain's status in the EU, arrogantly believing the people wouldn't dare vote Leave. Well guess what, they did vote Leave. He resigned in shame of his arrogant decision to try and dictate to the masses what they should think. Theresa May should've done the same after the election. She went to people arrogantly believing she could dictate how they would vote and then it backfired. She should've resigned there and then and let Boris take over.
This was in 2002 and the video quality made it look like 1972
My thoughts exactly! xD
maybe it was 1972. looking how things degraded fast lol
Jjjjn
This was early 00’s which meant VHS
It's on American telly, that's why. They used the NTSC encoding system, as opposed to the European PAL system, which is generally considered to be of better quality. I don't know of the French SOCOM's quality in relation to the other two, though.
It's amazing how fast Cameron rose to power. He became an MP in 2001, Tory leader in 2005, then Prime Minister in 2010.
Despite me not being a Tory but that is quite impressive. Nick Clegg has quite an impressive CV. MP in 2005, Liberal Leader in 2007 and then Deputy PM in 2010.
and how fast he ousted himself
@@ci7446 Clegg was still in Downing Street longer than Brown and May
@@themelidenstar7040 he was also Cameron's puppet for 4 years 🤣🤣🤣
@@deanjames2476 That is true
Cameron asking his idol a question. He must have loved it.
😂😂😂😂😂
He seemed well chuffed with his point. Then Blair molested him in like 15 words. Classic.
fucking lol
He didn’t though
Both equally rancid, vile humans in their own right, they’re made for one another
@@AdamSmith75th 😂😂😂
@@Secret19977 well he did. Cameron was trying to suggest that Labour councils are unnecessarily taking money from taxpayers, whereas as Blair pointed out it's mostly the Conservatives who were doing that. Meaning his indignation should've been aimed at his own party, not Labour. It was a pretty spot on point
Dave has certainly cut a few pounds from his waistline.
He's put it back on now
The latest conservative government has created more public debt than every single Labour government in history combined.
Dodgey Dave used to be Podgey Dave.
Yeah... what a pig 😂
@@tomrose6395 🤣🤣🤣
I want to be in the room the day David Cameron learnt the word deficit.
Why?
It is his favourite word. I picture his eyes lightning up.
@@deafected I don't think he ever learned the word deficit. I mean he learned how to say it but he doesn't know what it means. He used it incorrectly all the time.
Blair destroyed him here
@TheRenaissanceman65 Blair didn't actually avoid the question, he simply said "Of course" and then added on to his answer. There's not much to say since Cameron's question didn't require much of an answer, but Blair did in fact destroy him. Cameron was implying that Conservatives tax people a lot less than Labour and Blair completely shut that argument down with seemingly little effort.
@TheRenaissanceman65 Cameron got destroyed
@TheRenaissanceman65 politically he got destroyed. Cameron always wanted to be like Tony Blair and was never going to be. That was clear by the fact that he wasn’t capable of winning a landslide in the general election.
@TheRenaissanceman65 Cameron scraped a majority in the 2015 general election whereas Blair consecutively won 2 of the biggest landslides ever which David Cameron would have given his right leg for.
@TheRenaissanceman65 Cameron lied all the time and still didn’t win a landslide.
David Cameron showing off about the fact that a rural council with low crime and poverty rates doesn't need to tax people. V. impressive 10/10
Easily achieved in a middle class rural area. I doubt he could have achieved the same results in a multi-ethnic, inner city slum.
Shock horror! People who do well for themselves and take life seriously arent scumbags out to try and rob you blind? Well I never!
taxing people makes everyone poorer, basic economics.
Are you suggesting that multicultural areas have higher crime rates?
Atlas Shrugged
you've clearly never done economics, there are different types of taxes and tax schemes which help improve welfare and equality, leading to a better position for everyone
There seems to be some sort of television revolution around 2006-2008. Everything before 2006, like this in 2002, looks like it could be from the 70s or 80s then suddenly in 2008 the high quality takes over.
Interesting
HD became standard around that time pretty much.
@Anka Paszkiewicz yeah I remember when we got a HD TV around that time, now it's taken for granted
Because HD came along in 2007 and before the mid 2000s most people recorded stuff on video which wore out quickly and was never as good of a quality as the original airing. When digital recording came along with DVD recorders in 2007 things looked as good as the original airing.
you'd think this was 1970 with the video quality
Always interesting seeing future PMs 'in their youth'
He was the future, once. 🤣
Don't like either but Blair smoked him.
The first camera angle when Cameron starts speaking - he looks a bit like Nick Griffin from that distance.
More Peter Griffin I thought...
@@shawnabear6756
Nice one.
so, why doesn't dave provide quality services without fleecing the taxpayer?!
Ask Cameron, he discovered that what works in a rural middle class constituency doesn't necessarily apply to the country as a whole.
Sloth from The Goonies Exactly.
Blair The Tory Slayer in full flow. I'd love to see him up against Bumbling Bojo. He would eat him for breakfast.
Starmer is piss poor in comparison
Adrian Aspbury Starmer destroys Johnson in Pmqs every week
@@chelseaking1735 Starmer's definitely sharper than Johnson but he ain't sharper than Blair, that's for sure.
Illegitimate Otaku Blair was the best in Pmqs ever I think so yeah it’s tough but Starmer is very good at Pmqs
@@chelseaking1735 Agreed
A quality question, a quality response
Absolutely. 10/10 for both. Id give the current crop 2/2 for both - thats 1 for turning up & 1 for wearing a tie. Corbyn obviously would have scraped a 1
Weak…weak
Not really Blair owned him
good uploads. thank you
How on earth do they manage to come up with an answer on the spot just like that
Wow, a fellow time traveller from 2021!
How are you keeping?
For Blair’s many mistakes, he had one thing that almost no one in Parliament has had for some time. The ability to answer bait questions quickly and competently, and with an air of confidence and charisma.
@@lm8348 Which is great if you're only concerned with optics.
@@blackphoenix8932 He did also manage to bring 34.1% GDP growth in 10 years, longest serving PM, fantastic debater, landslide election victories. If he hadn’t allowed Bush to drag Britain into the Iraq War, he would likely have been one of the best PM’s in history.
@@lm8348 Blair dragged the UK into the invasion of the middle-east (I'm an Afghan vet btw).
He was instrumental in spreading unfound conjecture about WMDs, he introduced tuition fees, PFIs, etc.
& in terms of electoral success, he achieved a huge landslide victory in 97 with the backing of big money/establishment media, but Labour's popularity was tanking under Blair & has subsequently led working-class people to become disillusioned with Labour.
It's a significant reason why Labour has lost the last 4 elections, coming closest to victory in 2017.
Blair knew what he was doing when he left a sinking, fractured ship.
& I would say in terms of cultural impact/significance, the best PM ever is a duke-out between Churchill & Atlee.
Cameron looks older in this video than he does today
0.28 to 0:40 bloody hell the anti aircraft fire from Tony there!! David's like "Mayday Mayday Mayday I've been hit should have seen it coming going down hard over"
Blair was streets ahead of Cameron and Cameron’s face shows it all.
This clip makes it look like it's from 1985.
If only it were anywhere near £40 these days, thanks David!
I may be old but given this is only 2002 (doesn't seem all that long ago)...this clip looks so aged.
It's weird to think that most of the comments here were made when Cameron was still PM...
He can go back to eating all the pies again now.
i still refer to him as dodgy dave
A sign of things to come....
What a first impression
Didn't realise Alex Ferguson was an MP.
tony went full thug life
Before the pig incident he looked so innocent
Back in the day when Cameron parted his hair on the opposite side to now. Why did he change?
Because he's going bald.
to signal the change he made to the tory party as leader by introducing austerity
Men who part their hair left to right are, for some reason, perceived as more masculine. That's why. In the old Superman films, Clark Kent parts his hair right to left, and Superman the opposite.
One of the questions that keeps me up at night
Cameron was replaced by a new world order body double.
all i heard was oink oink oink
Lol Cameron living so far up his own fundament he can see his intestines
The look on his face at the end tells you what 'a lark' the whole thing is.
Sounds like the speaker right at the end says Paul Dogging
Then he says before vid cuts off "one of the areas in which. ....." I was expecting him to finish "one of the areas in which to best go dogging is David Camerons constituency were you will see him fucking a pig"
Learnt to hide his disdain and Tory arrogance a bit over the years it would seem. I mean, compared to now, he delivers things a little less obnoxiously and more subtly.
Dodgy Dave was a tubby.
He’s always looked like he’s sculpted out of potato.
A lard & potato hybrid from a Victorian Monsanto ...
David Cameron speaking to his political hero
David Cameron was more neocon than conservative.
Insane how in just three years he went from an MP lost in the background to the actual leader of his party?... plus he only had one shadow cabinet postion between this and then. How does one jump that quick?
Because the Tories thought he would win elections
Wow, a Cameron who cared about quality public services; imagine that...
£40 per month? These days I'm paying £110 with the single occupancy discount.
ah now there was a speaker i liked
now dead :-(
Love is in the air
what do we reckon Cameron says at the end given that it probably wasn't "wanker"? "weak"?
It looked like he said: 'What?!' to that effect.
Looking a bit chunky there Dave. Times must be tough now! 🤭🤭
hahah blair fucking wrecked him haha
Language Timothy! No need to swear on here please & no I am not policing people's comments on here so shut up please!
@@matthewvwuk huh
Looks like a young David Mitchell
I'm going to start a political party called Ain't you sick of it!
He used to be a bit chunkier
He must have been pretty green then, walked right into a schooling.
Tobe fair to call me Dave, Council tax was frozen for most of the time he was PM. Under Labour it went up by well over 100%.
😅 he is so young in this video
35...but looks about 20!😀
ahah why?
40 quid 18 years ago... Now 4-5 times as much
Wait £40 council tax? How can council justify the average price of £170 nowadays?
Once a chopper always a chopper.
hmm, david cameron looks much better now.
Little did Blair know that Cameron would be a future Prime Minister lmao.
Blair 1 Cameron 0
Chubby little funster wasn't he. Must have been all those pork products.
Alf Roberts from Coronation Street
Thought Cameron was bleeding from the forehead in the thumbnail
£40 for council tax god those days are gone😂
Brexit and Iraq in the same room
West Oxfordshire District Council of course finding new fame in blocking all of Diddly Squat Farm's business pursuits.
Blair handled him
He look like he bought that suit at Poundworld.
I always thought Sir Alex Ferguson was Labour...
You could tell he was a good bet on being a future prime minister even then. It was great to see the new buck take on the old lion. He got a bit of a mauling but I bet the old lion took notice.
Yes he came over as very urbane - the only Tory capable of taking on Blair over the years
Damn Blair was an absolute beast
Look how white the parliament were at that time .
He looks like Terry Wogan.
WHO ATE ALL THE 'PORK' PIES?
As well as telling them...
Why are his hands behined his back .Hes not Jacob Rees Mogg.
No as he pays his tax
@@steveturner6770 So does Moggy
@@billslim1112 hahaha I don't think so - he's stashed it away in the Cayman Islands tax haven - if only he did pay his due! I think he thinks that just for the "little peope".
Still got rekt by Blair
David just got more cute and handsome with each passing year 🤗💕 he was also our last decent Prime Minister
true
He was a knobhead but i will accept the point he was better than Mrs May and better than the Clown Boris Johnson
Brussels speaks very highly of him?!?!
Isn’t it funny to see David Cameron bang on about public spending lol 😆
Damn he got destroyed by Blair QUICKLY😂
Lots of hate in the comments session, viewer discretion advised.
From Being A Backbencher To One Of The Most Iconic Prime Ministers In Tory/British History
You're funny.
How many tories had Cameron eaten back then?
Eating both William Hague and Eric Pickles with the bosses of G****e on Epstein's island (a long session [and both animals were surprisingly salty and otherwise tasteless]).
Man it feels so weird seeing labour on the left side
You're gonna have to get used to it
blair ruined him lmao
Blair just fleeced Camembert there.
Cameron is probably the most disgraced MP in the history of the House of Commons.
Good question and a good answer
Slapped down by 'the master'. That's what Cameron's inner circle used to refer to Blair as - as he was so slick and won three elections on the trot with a smallest majority of 55...
Blair was able to get the last word in, shame. Blair got found out after convincing us it was a good thing to send troops to war that should never have happened.
Our new PM sitting on the right at 0:00
Wrong party.
Invluo that's Margaret Beckett I think lol
I think it's Patricia Hewitt.
Blair slapped him down!
Political life got rid of the fat, some what.
THE GOOD OLD DAYS, BEFORE CONSERVATIVES AND BEFORE BREXIT! WHO IS THAT ASKING A QUESTION? IS IT A TORY BREXITEER, IT'S A TORY BREXITEER!
Bloody Flashman, he was only an MP for a few years (after being a PR man or whatever) before he became party leader. Minimal substance, maximal smarm.
as confident as ever
You say confidence, I saw arrogance. His arrogance eventually cost him his job.
He had total, blind faith in his ability to win people over to vote Remain. That cost him his job, God knows what it's going to cost us. And yeah, I'm sure he was happy to quit, find a publisher for his ghostwritten memoirs, fleece the after-dinner circuit and get some consultancies. It would've been much tougher to stay on and mop up all the mess he caused.
He called a referendum on Britain's status in the EU, arrogantly believing the people wouldn't dare vote Leave. Well guess what, they did vote Leave. He resigned in shame of his arrogant decision to try and dictate to the masses what they should think. Theresa May should've done the same after the election. She went to people arrogantly believing she could dictate how they would vote and then it backfired. She should've resigned there and then and let Boris take over.
@billypribbo9668 Hindsight is a wonderful thing 😅
That question was about as good as his premiership.
Wait, he was fat? Wow, who knew.
Power corrupts...