In a shocking turn of events, Fiona Fluce recently posed an absurd question to the Question Time audience. The question revolved around the credibility of the former prime minister, Mr. M, and whether he had told a committee of MPs the truth or not.
The audience was flabbergasted at the ridiculousness of the question. Who in their right mind would even consider Mr. M capable of telling the truth, let alone expect him to do so in front of a committee of MPs?
Several audience members could be seen rolling their eyes or stifling laughter at the question. One man, who wished to remain anonymous, went so far as to say, “I’d sooner believe that pigs can fly than believe anything that Mr. M says.”
Another woman, who also wished to remain anonymous, added, “I don’t think Mr. M even knows what the truth is anymore. He’s been spinning so many tall tales for so long, I don’t think he knows where reality ends and fiction begins.”
In the end, Fiona Fluce’s question was met with groans and eye-rolls from the audience. It was clear that no one believed Mr. M had told the truth, and it was equally clear that no one was particularly bothered by it.
As one audience member put it, “Let’s just hope that Mr. M’s lying days are behind him. Otherwise, we’ll all be in for a very bumpy ride.”
