The intelligence community has deemed some of Hillary Clinton’s emails “too damaging" to national security to release under any circumstances, according to a U.S. government official close to the ongoing review. A second source, who was not authorized to speak on the record, backed up the finding.
“In every city there will be places where there are groups of men, drunk, and lots of stuff going on, and women have to constantly worry about being felt up and suffering street harassment,”
“This isn’t something that refugees have brought into our country. This is something that’s always existed. And every woman I have spoken to this morning has said: ‘Yes, I’ve had bad experiences.’ In fact, it’s more notable when you go out and you don’t get felt up.”
“It happens to young women all the time, and we shouldn’t think that is a phenomenon brought to us by one group of people.”
“Everyone who took part in a sexual assault in Cologne should be convicted. But if we convicted everyone who groped women in this country, we’d have no space in our prisons to put them in.”
If a man had said that last sentence I expect the left would be in meltdown right now. Maybe I'm being very naive but I don't think I've ever seen anything that is alleged to have happened in Cologne. I've seen plenty of fights on a night out, but serious sexual assault? None.
“In every city there will be places where there are groups of men, drunk, and lots of stuff going on, and women have to constantly worry about being felt up and suffering street harassment,”
“This isn’t something that refugees have brought into our country. This is something that’s always existed. And every woman I have spoken to this morning has said: ‘Yes, I’ve had bad experiences.’ In fact, it’s more notable when you go out and you don’t get felt up.”
“It happens to young women all the time, and we shouldn’t think that is a phenomenon brought to us by one group of people.”
“Everyone who took part in a sexual assault in Cologne should be convicted. But if we convicted everyone who groped women in this country, we’d have no space in our prisons to put them in.”
If a man had said that last sentence I expect the left would be in meltdown right now. Maybe I'm being very naive but I don't think I've ever seen anything that is alleged to have happened in Cologne. I've seen plenty of fights on a night out, but serious sexual assault? None.
Labour are not fit to run a parish council let alone a country.
Off topic, but following on from the previous thread: I know they probably did it mostly for the money, the danger of being written out of wills etc, but Oriel College did the right thing. The college has a long history, and Rhodes is part of theirs. Free speech in a liberal democracy must be protected. I am waiting for some meeting or proposed speech to be cancelled as insulting to trans-genderism or ...or...
The intelligence community has deemed some of Hillary Clinton’s emails “too damaging" to national security to release under any circumstances, according to a U.S. government official close to the ongoing review. A second source, who was not authorized to speak on the record, backed up the finding.
What's wrong with these people? Why were they shaken? The proper response is a loud cheer and a few shouts of Wha-hay.
When I shared a flat with a friend who was surprisingly successful with the opposite sex, I got very used to making small talk in the morning with slightly sheepish women with few clothes on that I hadn't met before. It made for good practice for networking events, though generally the networking events I attend involve more clothes.
“In every city there will be places where there are groups of men, drunk, and lots of stuff going on, and women have to constantly worry about being felt up and suffering street harassment,”
“This isn’t something that refugees have brought into our country. This is something that’s always existed. And every woman I have spoken to this morning has said: ‘Yes, I’ve had bad experiences.’ In fact, it’s more notable when you go out and you don’t get felt up.”
“It happens to young women all the time, and we shouldn’t think that is a phenomenon brought to us by one group of people.”
“Everyone who took part in a sexual assault in Cologne should be convicted. But if we convicted everyone who groped women in this country, we’d have no space in our prisons to put them in.”
If a man had said that last sentence I expect the left would be in meltdown right now. Maybe I'm being very naive but I don't think I've ever seen anything that is alleged to have happened in Cologne. I've seen plenty of fights on a night out, but serious sexual assault? None.
Broad Street is very rowdy on a Saturday night, but I've never seen anything like what happened in Cologne there.
It may be the wrong evening to link to this, but here are some properly worked figures showing how much the Chancellor may be preparing to raid pension pots. Brace yourselves:
The intelligence community has deemed some of Hillary Clinton’s emails “too damaging" to national security to release under any circumstances, according to a U.S. government official close to the ongoing review. A second source, who was not authorized to speak on the record, backed up the finding.
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
It may be the wrong evening to link to this, but here are some properly worked figures showing how much the Chancellor may be preparing to raid pension pots. Brace yourselves:
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
I remain totally perplexed.
How many large vodkas have you drunk? That might be the problem.
It may be the wrong evening to link to this, but here are some properly worked figures showing how much the Chancellor may be preparing to raid pension pots. Brace yourselves:
Just be glad I'm not guest editor at the moment, or the morning thread would have been about that
Don't worry. I'm writing about why the Iowa caucuses should use AV.
Sunil J. Prasannan is calling for a total and complete shut-down of AV threads entering PB.com, until our forum's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on!
The intelligence community has deemed some of Hillary Clinton’s emails “too damaging" to national security to release under any circumstances, according to a U.S. government official close to the ongoing review. A second source, who was not authorized to speak on the record, backed up the finding.
The intelligence community has deemed some of Hillary Clinton’s emails “too damaging" to national security to release under any circumstances, according to a U.S. government official close to the ongoing review. A second source, who was not authorized to speak on the record, backed up the finding.
Depends. It's too late for him to enter the primaries. Four time periods for Hillary to withdraw if compelled to by the boys in whatever colour the FBI wear:
- Right now. Time for Biden to enter the final dozen primaries and to campaign before then. Might just be possible to stop Sanders using Hillary's name in the interim states as a proxy. Sanders still strong favourite for the nomination.
- Feb onwards, during the primaries. Sanders wins by default.
- May to August. Hillary has enough delegates to make a brokered convention. Biden becomes very viable.
- August to November. Assuming Hillary nominated, then the DNC (?) have to nominate someone else. Biden possible but her VP running mate would stand a good chance too.
Just be glad I'm not guest editor at the moment, or the morning thread would have been about that
Don't worry. I'm writing about why the Iowa caucuses should use AV.
Sunil J. Prasannan is calling for a total and complete shut-down of AV threads entering PB.com, until our forum's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on!
Nah. It is my second option. I'll only run it if my first gets canned.
-Con 37% (NC) Lab 32% (-1) LD 6% (-1) UKIP 12% (+1) Green 4% (-1) SNP 4% (NC) Other 3% (+1)
In essence, little or nothing has changed last May. There hasn't yet been an opinion-shifting event to alter the basic dynamics for all the excitement over the EU Referendum and Corbyn and everything else. The third Party vote remains fragmented to the benefit of the duopoly parties and the Conservatives enjoy a small if healthy advantage.
For how much longer will this continue and what will be the event that shakes up the political status quo ? Will it be the EU referendum or something as yet unforeseeable. "Events, dear boy, events" as someone once said....
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
Either the readership of the Torygraph has changed since I last lived in England, or a lot of its readers are having a laugh. In the Comrade Corbyn article linked is a survey. The results are startling:
Can you imagine Corbyn as PM? 48% (!!!!!) = Yes and I like the sound of it 17% = Yes and it terrifies me 35% = No, I'm more likely to be PM than he is.
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
- May to August. Hillary has enough delegates to make a brokered convention. Biden becomes very viable.
Hillary surely wouldn't lift a finger to help Biden.
Elizabeth Warren would be my bet in those circumstances. She's actually the best placed to combine the Clinton and Sanders coalitions so in many ways the Democrats should be sorry she's not running already.
Either the readership of the Torygraph has changed since I last lived in England, or a lot of its readers are having a laugh. In the Comrade Corbyn article linked is a survey. The results are startling:
Can you imagine Corbyn as PM? 48% (!!!!!) = Yes and I like the sound of it 17% = Yes and it terrifies me 35% = No, I'm more likely to be PM than he is.
It was 0; 0 ; 100% when I answered it a few minutes back.
-Con 37% (NC) Lab 32% (-1) LD 6% (-1) UKIP 12% (+1) Green 4% (-1) SNP 4% (NC) Other 3% (+1)
In essence, little or nothing has changed last May. There hasn't yet been an opinion-shifting event to alter the basic dynamics for all the excitement over the EU Referendum and Corbyn and everything else. The third Party vote remains fragmented to the benefit of the duopoly parties and the Conservatives enjoy a small if healthy advantage.
For how much longer will this continue and what will be the event that shakes up the political status quo ? Will it be the EU referendum or something as yet unforeseeable. "Events, dear boy, events" as someone once said....
Its all fantasy politics at the moment. Without an impending real election to concentrate the mind, polls are pretty meaningless. We shall know by May what the real position is.
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
All Jezza was doing was cementing community relations. I agree with the good Dr. DA in her twenties was quite fit.
WTF is wrong with you?
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
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Labour on 40% of the vote for by elections in January? Corbynism sweeping the nation!
[Apologies if it is our Taffy election-collator....
http://www.wsj.com/articles/socialism-gets-a-second-life-1454026888
http://tinyurl.com/jrehlor
“In every city there will be places where there are groups of men, drunk, and lots of stuff going on, and women have to constantly worry about being felt up and suffering street harassment,”
“This isn’t something that refugees have brought into our country. This is something that’s always existed. And every woman I have spoken to this morning has said: ‘Yes, I’ve had bad experiences.’ In fact, it’s more notable when you go out and you don’t get felt up.”
“It happens to young women all the time, and we shouldn’t think that is a phenomenon brought to us by one group of people.”
“Everyone who took part in a sexual assault in Cologne should be convicted. But if we convicted everyone who groped women in this country, we’d have no space in our prisons to put them in.”
If a man had said that last sentence I expect the left would be in meltdown right now. Maybe I'm being very naive but I don't think I've ever seen anything that is alleged to have happened in Cologne. I've seen plenty of fights on a night out, but serious sexual assault? None.
Jeremy Corbyn “showed off” a naked Diane Abbott to impress his Left-wing friends when he was a young Labour activist, a new book has revealed.
The Labour leader invited fellow activists to his London flat where they were “shaken” to find Ms Abbott in his bed, one of his friends recalled.
The incident took place in 1979 soon after Mr Corbyn’s first marriage broke down because of his near-obsessive dedication to his political activism.
It is described in Comrade Corbyn, a biography of the Labour leader by Rosa Prince, which is being serialised by The Telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/Jeremy_Corbyn/12130795/Revealed-Jeremy-Corbyn-showed-off-naked-Diane-Abbott-to-impress-Left-wing-friends.html
The Donald with a cockney accent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cA0NM5RAY0
I know they probably did it mostly for the money, the danger of being written out of wills etc, but Oriel College did the right thing. The college has a long history, and Rhodes is part of theirs. Free speech in a liberal democracy must be protected.
I am waiting for some meeting or proposed speech to be cancelled as insulting to trans-genderism or ...or...
Why were they shaken?
The proper response is a loud cheer and a few shouts of Wha-hay.
And remembering pig-gate, is there a named source?
It's all right - she didn't realise she was doing anything wrong, so won't be indicted.
Physician heal thyself.
I mean, I've got low standards, but even I wouldn't go there.
"Reek, get her ready for me."
"But, M'Lord....I have no......"
"With your mouth. And be quick about it. Else, I'll cut out your tongue and nail it to the wall."
(Reek ,it rhymes with meek.)
Andy bent to his task.
I agree with the good Dr.
DA in her twenties was quite fit.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3237591/Diane-Abbott-Corbyn-lovers-1970s-Left-wingers-said-brief-relationship-split-wife.html
Quite fit? Well, more so than he was.
Shocking tautology on the front page of tomorrow's Telegraph
Troops at risk from 'parasitic' law firms
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CZ62wpMWYAEgoI0.jpg
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/pensions/12130012/Revealed-Osbornes-pension-revolution-will-cost-young-professionals-161263.html
Should we be betting on Biden as president then?
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/multimedia/dynamic/01178/01_NF20COR_2__1178646k.jpg
I've stared at the photo for many minutes trying to understand how anyone could possible be attracted to her. Nothing. Just nothing. Slightly thinner and, yes, younger but still very very much Diane Abbott.
I remain totally perplexed.
I'm writing a thread about Enoch Powell. It maybe controversial.
Powell? Never controversial. Didn't he speak Urdu?
My piece does contain the line 'Powell undoubtedly ruined the lives of more children than your average paedophile and tried to cover up his own sins'
As soon as her aides - Huma Abedin, Cheryl Mills and Patrick Kennedy - are indicted, it's time to start making some insurance bets on the Dem side.
This news piece should be alarming for the Clinton camp, albeit the source - Issa - has to be discounted as entirely partisan.
http://www.hngn.com/articles/174602/20160129/rep-darrell-issa-fbi-wants-to-indict-hillary-clinton-and-huma-abedin-immediately.htm
-Con 37% (NC)
Lab 32% (-1)
LD 6% (-1)
UKIP 12% (+1)
Green 4% (-1)
SNP 4% (NC)
Other 3% (+1)
Depends. It's too late for him to enter the primaries. Four time periods for Hillary to withdraw if compelled to by the boys in whatever colour the FBI wear:
- Right now. Time for Biden to enter the final dozen primaries and to campaign before then. Might just be possible to stop Sanders using Hillary's name in the interim states as a proxy. Sanders still strong favourite for the nomination.
- Feb onwards, during the primaries. Sanders wins by default.
- May to August. Hillary has enough delegates to make a brokered convention. Biden becomes very viable.
- August to November. Assuming Hillary nominated, then the DNC (?) have to nominate someone else. Biden possible but her VP running mate would stand a good chance too.
- November to January. VP steps up.
Surely a double tautology. The obvious one - lawyers and parasites. And the other one - parasites and risk.
For how much longer will this continue and what will be the event that shakes up the political status quo ? Will it be the EU referendum or something as yet unforeseeable. "Events, dear boy, events" as someone once said....
Here is a much nicer picture of her.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CPHD6JEWoAExNub.jpg
Can you imagine Corbyn as PM?
48% (!!!!!) = Yes and I like the sound of it
17% = Yes and it terrifies me
35% = No, I'm more likely to be PM than he is.
Elizabeth Warren would be my bet in those circumstances. She's actually the best placed to combine the Clinton and Sanders coalitions so in many ways the Democrats should be sorry she's not running already.
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