**Video** Superb Daniel Hannan / Dr. Seuss speech

Daniel Hannan speech after the EU election results.

If his first speech during Gordon Brown´s visit to the European Parliament was unclear, then this one should make it clear to Brown...



[edit on 7-6-2009 by PrisonerOfSociety]

Just thought I'd post another Daniel Hannan vid as i think the guy is amazing; he has such an agile mind and he doesn't toe the party line with Cameron wanting EU affiliation, so he has balls also and is no puppet.

I think Mr. Hannan makes Obama look like a bumbling fool; his oration skills are top-notch. I have yet to see his speech on the UK MSM, instead they just show Nick Griffin!!

This video should please the ladies with his cunni(ng)-linguist skills No idea what he's saying, perhaps SD can translate...

Had to post this video, which is completely off topic, but what the hell.

Although his oration isn't as eloquent as Daniel Hannan, you are immersed with his passion. He truly has a beautifully agile mind.

Again, perhaps Obama can take tips from this guys ad-hoc teleprompter

reply to post by PrisonerOfSociety

Wow those videos were amazing--how come I'm the only one to reply to this???

reply to post by uk today


I suspect the video needs to go viral, for the herd to swoop in and comment.

I particularly like the agile mind video, the guy is awesome, although i question how much of it is exacerbated for showmanship.

p.s. TED lectures are truly inspiring.

reply to post by PrisonerOfSociety

Yes you're probably right there.
and the guy is awesome on the agile mind video--I really don't know though how much is down to showmanship??
It makes you wonder??

reply to post by uk today


It's easy to fool people...

reply to post by PrisonerOfSociety

I will certainly check the video out later when I've got more time and get back to you on that one.
I watched a bit and it looks very interesting--I hope others reply to you as well. I just can't understand the lack of interest from people here.
It's all very thought provoking and deserves attention.