Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
An epiphany is not the same as a delusion.
Keep taking the tablets.
Not sure it helps, but you're very definitely in the "idiot, careerist c*nt" bracket.
Does that actually help? I'm never entirely sure, when handing out this advice, but I live to serve.
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life.
This medical advice comes free of charge.
SeanT is neither fat nor stupid. Crude insults of low cunning, expected nothing less from a Remainer.
Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
An epiphany is not the same as a delusion.
Keep taking the tablets.
Not sure it helps, but you're very definitely in the "idiot, careerist c*nt" bracket.
Does that actually help? I'm never entirely sure, when handing out this advice, but I live to serve.
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life.
This medical advice comes free of charge.
One of my favourite 'Animal House' quotes. Unfortunately having watched it at the age of 14 I now seem to have taken the flip side of that quote as a guiding principle for my life.
Cameron is a lying cnut,I'm sure Mr Smithson can't argue with that.
Sadly it says more about the British electorate than it does about David Cameron. We have had an election in between with no particular change in immigration figures.
Sam Coates Times @SamCoatesTimes 29s29 seconds ago Exc: George Osborne (finally) to go head 2 head with Andrew Neil @afneil in #euref prime time. 7.30 BBC1 June 8 First face off as Chancellor Popcorn.
Andrew Neil will destroy the little creep.
Osborne will do OK but your comment about him "being a creep" says more about you than him.
I have a very low opinion of George Osborne.
What? George has 2% of the voters thinking of him as a natural Leader..... Charismatic? Also 2%.
Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
An epiphany is not the same as a delusion.
Keep taking the tablets.
Not sure it helps, but you're very definitely in the "idiot, careerist c*nt" bracket.
Does that actually help? I'm never entirely sure, when handing out this advice, but I live to serve.
Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life.
This medical advice comes free of charge.
One of my favourite 'Animal House' quotes. Unfortunately having watched it at the age of 14 I now seem to have taken the flip side of that quote as a guiding principle for my life.
Cameron is a lying cnut,I'm sure Mr Smithson can't argue with that.
Sadly it says more about the British electorate than it does about David Cameron. We have had an election in between with no particular change in immigration figures.
And Cameron again banging on about cutting immigration at the GE.
Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
An epiphany is not the same as a delusion.
Keep taking the tablets.
Not sure it helps, but you're very definitely in the "idiot, careerist c*nt" bracket.
Does that actually help? I'm never entirely sure, when handing out this advice, but I live to serve.
Sean, you appear to be in need of cheering up. So in case you missed it have a look at this
Donald Trump announced today in Fresno that he will no longer be using the phrase "Lyin' Ted" and will be reassigning the term "Lyin'". I wonder to whom?
He's been systematically attacking Warren on the Fauxcohantus stuff for the last week or so. My guess is "Lyin' Liz".
Do try and keep up - Elizabeth Warren is either Pocahontas or Goofy. After the IG's report it has to be Hillary.
Sam Coates Times @SamCoatesTimes 29s29 seconds ago Exc: George Osborne (finally) to go head 2 head with Andrew Neil @afneil in #euref prime time. 7.30 BBC1 June 8 First face off as Chancellor Popcorn.
Andrew Neil will destroy the little creep.
Osborne will do OK but your comment about him "being a creep" says more about you than him.
I have a very low opinion of George Osborne.
What? George has 2% of the voters thinking of him as a natural Leader..... Charismatic? Also 2%.
It's amazing isn't it. The statistical chance of polling both his wife and his mum...
Sam Coates Times @SamCoatesTimes 29s29 seconds ago Exc: George Osborne (finally) to go head 2 head with Andrew Neil @afneil in #euref prime time. 7.30 BBC1 June 8 First face off as Chancellor Popcorn.
Crikey That's a shit or bust strategy
Wow, easy to read too much into this but the private polling must be dire, if they were comfortably ahead Osborne would smugly wave it away. Massive gamble.
Rather than seeing this as being a massive gamble by Osborne, I think it is more a case of him having an incredibly high opinion of his own intellect and thereby possessing a total and irrefutable grasp of all the issues relating to REMAIN being right as regards the EU referendum. He probably imagines in his own mind that he can gobble up anything Andrew Neil can throw at him and spit it out .... he may yet prove to be very mistaken.
I agree. I am looking forward to it. Either way, Osborne will have to spend hours in preparation. All this Treasury shite will be dissected by Neil.
Cameron is a lying cnut,I'm sure Mr Smithson can't argue with that.
Sadly it says more about the British electorate than it does about David Cameron. We have had an election in between with no particular change in immigration figures.
Credit where credit is due (feeling generous tonight) we wouldn't have had a referendum with Ed Miliband, and he'd have had a far more naive approach to the migration crisis too.
But, that doesn't mean the British public were happy to vote for high net immigration.
Sam Coates Times @SamCoatesTimes 29s29 seconds ago Exc: George Osborne (finally) to go head 2 head with Andrew Neil @afneil in #euref prime time. 7.30 BBC1 June 8 First face off as Chancellor Popcorn.
Crikey That's a shit or bust strategy
Wow, easy to read too much into this but the private polling must be dire, if they were comfortably ahead Osborne would smugly wave it away. Massive gamble.
Rather than seeing this as being a massive gamble by Osborne, I think it is more a case of him having an incredibly high opinion of his own intellect and thereby possessing a total and irrefutable grasp of all the issues relating to REMAIN being right as regards the EU referendum. He probably imagines in his own mind that he can gobble up anything Andrew Neil can throw at him and spit it out .... he may yet prove to be very mistaken.
I agree. I am looking forward to it. Either way, Osborne will have to spend hours in preparation. All this Treasury shite will be dissected by Neil.
A similar gravity model would show incontrovertible gains from the UK joining the Euro. I expect it will be brought up.
Playing back the Newsnight politics parts. Rees Mogg usual polite brilliance - I wonder how he is regarded by most voters? Chris Patten came across (to me) as just a nasty slug in the earlier interview.
Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
An epiphany is not the same as a delusion.
Keep taking the tablets.
Not sure it helps, but you're very definitely in the "idiot, careerist c*nt" bracket.
Does that actually help? I'm never entirely sure, when handing out this advice, but I live to serve.
Sean, you appear to be in need of cheering up. So in case you missed it have a look at this
This is just the beginning - there's plenty more to come. The FBI investigating VA. Gov. Terry McAuliffe for his time at Clinton Global Initiative, and the fact that more than 100 contributors gave both to the Foundation and his campaign fund, (the FBI investigating which started at the same time as the Clinton investigation), the Inspector General's report - there is plenty more.
Hillary has been saying she'll talk to anyone any time about her emails to clear it up - she and her senior assistants refused to cooperate with the IG's investigation into her department during her time there. Every other S of S cooperated.
Almost a salivation situation.
Mika Brzezinski (tough to spell, I couldn't even begin to spell her dad's name Zbigniew), host of Morning Joe and ardent Hillary supporter said on the show yesterday that it looked like Hillary had straight lied all the way through.
Playing back the Newsnight politics parts. Rees Mogg usual polite brilliance - I wonder how he is regarded by most voters? Chris Patten came across (to me) as just a nasty slug in the earlier interview.
Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
An epiphany is not the same as a delusion.
Keep taking the tablets.
Not sure it helps, but you're very definitely in the "idiot, careerist c*nt" bracket.
Does that actually help? I'm never entirely sure, when handing out this advice, but I live to serve.
Sean, you appear to be in need of cheering up. So in case you missed it have a look at this
I believe it was you who had a major role in highlighting this tragedy.
Looks like he will "have a nice day".
How utterly splendid. I hope they very very very slowly torture him to death. Over decades.
There's a Chinese torture method which kills someone by growing bamboo underneath a bed where they are tied down. That's still too good for these scumbags.
Sam Coates Times @SamCoatesTimes 29s29 seconds ago Exc: George Osborne (finally) to go head 2 head with Andrew Neil @afneil in #euref prime time. 7.30 BBC1 June 8 First face off as Chancellor
Popcorn.
Crikey
That's a shit or bust strategy
Wow, easy to read too much into this but the private polling must be dire, if they were comfortably ahead Osborne would smugly wave it away. Massive gamble.
Given Osborne's awful polling he means hasn't got a choice. If he does better than expected (low expectations) he'll be in a better place if there is a solid Remain win. If not, he can't really sink any further than 2%.
He has nothing to lose.
Agreed, this is about his personal ambitions rather than about the EU.
I wonder if Cameron has told him that he plans to step down before year end.
"We are the world’s fifth biggest economy. We are a permanent member of the UN Security Council. We are a leading member of Nato, of the Commonwealth, and of the G7. We are a member of the powerful Five Eyes intelligence network. We owe none of these things to the EU. We are the nation of Shakespeare and Newton, of Faraday and Rutherford, of Gladstone and Churchill. Our language is spoken by 1.5 billion people and is the international standard for science, engineering, medicine, on the internet, in modern film and media, in commerce and law. We have more reach and reputation and influence than any country of 60 million has a right to expect. And the Remain team want us to choose between being Norway and Switzerland?"
Makes a change to hear from a politician that doesn't think the UK is just a complete and utter waste of space...
Sam Coates Times @SamCoatesTimes 29s29 seconds ago Exc: George Osborne (finally) to go head 2 head with Andrew Neil @afneil in #euref prime time. 7.30 BBC1 June 8 First face off as Chancellor Popcorn.
Andrew Neil will destroy the little creep.
Osborne will do OK but your comment about him "being a creep" says more about you than him.
I have a very low opinion of George Osborne.
What? George has 2% of the voters thinking of him as a natural Leader..... Charismatic? Also 2%.
It's amazing isn't it. The statistical chance of polling both his wife and his mum...
and all those people he gets to fill in online polls....
Sam Coates Times @SamCoatesTimes 29s29 seconds ago Exc: George Osborne (finally) to go head 2 head with Andrew Neil @afneil in #euref prime time. 7.30 BBC1 June 8 First face off as Chancellor Popcorn.
Andrew Neil will destroy the little creep.
Osborne will do OK but your comment about him "being a creep" says more about you than him.
I have a very low opinion of George Osborne.
What? George has 2% of the voters thinking of him as a natural Leader..... Charismatic? Also 2%.
It's amazing isn't it. The statistical chance of polling both his wife and his mum...
"We are the world’s fifth biggest economy. We are a permanent member of the UN Security Council. We are a leading member of Nato, of the Commonwealth, and of the G7. We are a member of the powerful Five Eyes intelligence network. We owe none of these things to the EU. Being a member of the EU does not diminish any of these things. We are the nation of Shakespeare and Newton, of Faraday and Rutherford, of Gladstone and Churchill. Our language is spoken by 1.5 billion people and is the international standard for science, engineering, medicine, on the internet, in modern film and media, in commerce and law. We have more reach and reputation and influence than any country of 60 million has a right to expect.
And the Remain LEAVE team want us to choose between being Norway and Switzerland?"
I have never taken benefits in my life but I paid £70,000 tax last year to pay for his spongers
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As a percentage to earnings you probably paid more tax than Amazon, Google, Facebook and the rest of the corporations Cameron/Osborne and the EU are so in love with....
Sadly, I think Trump is likely to dismantle NATO, so he's probably more of a threat to the UK than the EU right now.
I think Trump is playing a smarter game on defence. He sees how much of a fiscal black hole it is for the US and wants NATO countries to stop free-riding on US defence capability. The same is true for a lot of the overseas bases, I expect that the Japanese and Korean governments are going to get a fairly hefty annual invoice for being their first line of defence against Chinese aggression.
Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
That's bad.
They are c*nts. But it's worse for you. You are ruled by c*nts.
Indubitably true. Albeit ripped off from *trainspotting*
It is weird tho, how, when you drill down, all the most committed REMAINIACS are total shits, c*nts and hypocrites. It's like a job requirement.
Everyone who supports REMAIN is a c*nt, as well as a traitor, with the possible - just POSSIBLE exception of Southam Observer. They are either old, bitter c*nts, or young, clueless c*nts, or maybe idiot careerist c*nts - but they are still c*nts.
Once you realise that, it all falls into place.
That's bad.
They are c*nts. But it's worse for you. You are ruled by c*nts.
Indubitably true. Albeit ripped off from *trainspotting*
It is weird tho, how, when you drill down, all the most committed REMAINIACS are total shits, c*nts and hypocrites. It's like a job requirement.
Playing back the Newsnight politics parts. Rees Mogg usual polite brilliance - I wonder how he is regarded by most voters? Chris Patten came across (to me) as just a nasty slug in the earlier interview.
Playing back the Newsnight politics parts. Rees Mogg usual polite brilliance - I wonder how he is regarded by most voters? Chris Patten came across (to me) as just a nasty slug in the earlier interview.
Amazing how full of personal bile they all are. We have had Heseltine's splenetic attack on Boris and now fatty patty's. Just playing the man and not the ball.
Sadly, I think Trump is likely to dismantle NATO, so he's probably more of a threat to the UK than the EU right now.
Just looking at your Avi and thought about this, Mitt Romney was right about Putin and having more troops in Iraq (preventing the rise of Islamic State:
Sadly, I think Trump is likely to dismantle NATO, so he's probably more of a threat to the UK than the EU right now.
I think Trump is playing a smarter game on defence. He sees how much of a fiscal black hole it is for the US and wants NATO countries to stop free-riding on US defence capability. The same is true for a lot of the overseas bases, I expect that the Japanese and Korean governments are going to get a fairly hefty annual invoice for being their first line of defence against Chinese aggression.
But he's also said he wants to spend more on defence, a lot more. How much would be like from us and our European neighbours?
If we were faced with a bill of 1% of GDP for being a member of NATO and having American protection, there would be a lot of people who wouldn't like that. And it would fly even less well in Germany and France. Even Italy and Spain would object.
Donald Trump may well end up driving the European nations together.
Playing back the Newsnight politics parts. Rees Mogg usual polite brilliance - I wonder how he is regarded by most voters? Chris Patten came across (to me) as just a nasty slug in the earlier interview.
Amazing how full of personal bile they all are. We have had Heseltine's splenetic attack on Boris and now fatty patty's. Just playing the man and not the ball.
As opposed to this site, where no one ever does that
Playing back the Newsnight politics parts. Rees Mogg usual polite brilliance - I wonder how he is regarded by most voters? Chris Patten came across (to me) as just a nasty slug in the earlier interview.
Sadly, I think Trump is likely to dismantle NATO, so he's probably more of a threat to the UK than the EU right now.
I think Trump is playing a smarter game on defence. He sees how much of a fiscal black hole it is for the US and wants NATO countries to stop free-riding on US defence capability. The same is true for a lot of the overseas bases, I expect that the Japanese and Korean governments are going to get a fairly hefty annual invoice for being their first line of defence against Chinese aggression.
This is the amazing thing about Trump, he can just pull whatever thinks will impress the crowd at any given moment out of his arse and people will construct a complete well-thought-out strategy around it and say that's what he meant.
With Cameron now admitting that uk could thrive outside EU (see express front page tomorrow) does make you wonder if he is preparing the ground for losing. Private polling must not be good
This can't be right. It is only hours since I bet on Ernst.
There are a lot of dots joining up that Trump is mentioning in his recent speeches...
Planes being serviced from scrapyards. (A10s for example) Border Security (who is the Chair of Border and Maritime Security Subcommittee?) The lawyer who vetted Palin - now tasked with vetting Trump's Veep - regretting Palin had no military or foreign policy experience. Women Pilots, and Veterans (Who has just won a battle to permit women WW2 veterans to be buried in Arlington? The first US woman fighter-pilot combat veteran, McSally) TSA (see below)
What better masterstroke could Trump play than:-
"OK, here's the story. Forget Crooked Hillary. Let me introduce to you, the woman who I hope and pray will one day be your first woman president. It's my privilege to introduce to you, my running mate, Martha McSally..."
With Cameron now admitting that uk could thrive outside EU (see express front page tomorrow) does make you wonder if he is preparing the ground for losing. Private polling must not be good
Is there any evidence that private polls are any more accurate than public ones? The SNP's private polling told them they were going to win the referendum, for example.
"We are the world’s fifth biggest economy. We are a permanent member of the UN Security Council. We are a leading member of Nato, of the Commonwealth, and of the G7. We are a member of the powerful Five Eyes intelligence network. We owe none of these things to the EU. Being a member of the EU does not diminish any of these things. We are the nation of Shakespeare and Newton, of Faraday and Rutherford, of Gladstone and Churchill. Our language is spoken by 1.5 billion people and is the international standard for science, engineering, medicine, on the internet, in modern film and media, in commerce and law. We have more reach and reputation and influence than any country of 60 million has a right to expect.
And the Remain LEAVE team want us to choose between being Norway and Switzerland?"
Nah. The original piece worked well. Yours is just incoherent garbage.
This can't be right. It is only hours since I bet on Ernst.
There are a lot of dots joining up that Trump is mentioning in his recent speeches...
Planes being serviced from scrapyards. (A10s for example) Border Security (who is the Chair of Border and Maritime Security Subcommittee?) The lawyer who vetted Palin - now tasked with vetting Trump's Veep - regretting Palin had no military or foreign policy experience. Women Pilots, and Veterans (Who has just won a battle to permit women WW2 veterans to be buried in Arlington? The first US woman fighter-pilot combat veteran, McSally) TSA (see below)
What better masterstroke could Trump play than:-
"OK, here's the story. Forget Crooked Hillary. Let me introduce to you, the woman who I hope and pray will one day be your first woman president. It's my privilege to introduce to you, my running mate, Martha McSally..."
It is worth remembering that - while border security and the wall get all the press - the vast majority of illegal aliens in the US are there by the simple expedient of overstaying their tourist visa.
With Cameron now admitting that uk could thrive outside EU (see express front page tomorrow) does make you wonder if he is preparing the ground for losing. Private polling must not be good
I have no idea what game he is playing.
Perhaps he wants out but thinks that he had to fight a hard fight to make it look like he wanted to remain so that it would be easier to negotiate an exit.
This can't be right. It is only hours since I bet on Ernst.
There are a lot of dots joining up that Trump is mentioning in his recent speeches...
Planes being serviced from scrapyards. (A10s for example) Border Security (who is the Chair of Border and Maritime Security Subcommittee?) The lawyer who vetted Palin - now tasked with vetting Trump's Veep - regretting Palin had no military or foreign policy experience. Women Pilots, and Veterans (Who has just won a battle to permit women WW2 veterans to be buried in Arlington? The first US woman fighter-pilot combat veteran, McSally) TSA (see below)
What better masterstroke could Trump play than:-
"OK, here's the story. Forget Crooked Hillary. Let me introduce to you, the woman who I hope and pray will one day be your first woman president. It's my privilege to introduce to you, my running mate, Martha McSally..."
I wonder where it could be held? Somewhere where a good Olympics were held?
Moscow?
Can you think of another? Moscow could be a tad embarrassing given that there will be no home competitors.
Paris? They wouldn't need an Olympic cauldron for the flame, they could get a few strikers to set fire to some tyres?
Yemen could probably do with a boost to its tourism.
That'd make the 100 meters exciting!
When I used to go to Yemen - back 20 years ago - it was said the only people who ran in that country were those who had just planted a bomb....
And yes, it was a country worthy of tourism. Sad.
Absolutely. It has some amazingly tall ancient buildings still in use for a start.
The mud skyscrapers are fun, but the truly cool stuff is at the Sabean sites. Mareb is well known, but the Wadi Jawf holds astonishing surprises, such as Baraqish.
Playing back the Newsnight politics parts. Rees Mogg usual polite brilliance - I wonder how he is regarded by most voters? Chris Patten came across (to me) as just a nasty slug in the earlier interview.
Amazing how full of personal bile they all are. We have had Heseltine's splenetic attack on Boris and now fatty patty's. Just playing the man and not the ball.
As opposed to this site, where no one ever does that
There has been a lot of that from REMAINers on here VS just one, SeanT, on the LEAVE side. But SeanT's speeches are a long standing tradition on here.
McSally is also playing hard to get. "I want to see what kind of a man he is first."
If that isn't a red-rag to a man like Trump to go into charm overdrive to win her, well I'm a Dutchman...
It's difficult to deny Rod Crosby's logic but rather surprisingly, even at this relatively late stage, the Betfair Exchange is the only place where it's possible to back Col. McSally, despite the various bookies offering any number of seemingly total no-hopers.
Best price for IN 1/6 , interestingly you can back it at 2/9 on betfair for £76k, somebody is very happy to lay at that price. Very strange market, completely at odds with the polls which favour Remain but are inconsistent. The behaviour in the Remain camp suggests concern.
Egg on an awful lot of faces regardless of the outcome.
I suspect Osborne going up against Andrew Neil is less about the EU referendum and more about the Tory leadership contest to come. It contrasts with Boris not going up against Andrew Neil.
Sadly, I think Trump is likely to dismantle NATO, so he's probably more of a threat to the UK than the EU right now.
I think Trump is playing a smarter game on defence. He sees how much of a fiscal black hole it is for the US and wants NATO countries to stop free-riding on US defence capability. The same is true for a lot of the overseas bases, I expect that the Japanese and Korean governments are going to get a fairly hefty annual invoice for being their first line of defence against Chinese aggression.
That's not very smart all, though. The US is not in Japan, Korea or elsewhere to protect local interests, but to protect US ones.
Best price for IN 1/6 , interestingly you can back it at 2/9 on betfair for £76k, somebody is very happy to lay at that price. Very strange market, completely at odds with the polls which favour Remain but are inconsistent. The behaviour in the Remain camp suggests concern.
Egg on an awful lot of faces regardless of the outcome.
The price is pretty easy to understand regardless of whether you believe the phone polls or the online polls are correct.
The trend of both polls is basically static with no movement towards either remain or leave in stark contrast to the Scottish independence referendum where there was a clear trend towards yes.
If the phone polls are correct then it is a Remain blowout absolutely no problem if anything the price should be shorter. If the online polls are correct then it requires just a very modest amount of Swing back with the don't knows Breaking for the status quo for a firm Remain win.
Sadly, I think Trump is likely to dismantle NATO, so he's probably more of a threat to the UK than the EU right now.
I think Trump is playing a smarter game on defence. He sees how much of a fiscal black hole it is for the US and wants NATO countries to stop free-riding on US defence capability. The same is true for a lot of the overseas bases, I expect that the Japanese and Korean governments are going to get a fairly hefty annual invoice for being their first line of defence against Chinese aggression.
That's not very smart all, though. The US is not in Japan, Korea or elsewhere to protect local interests, but to protect US ones.
But they also protect Japanese, Korean and elsewhere interests in passing, why should they get it for free without contributing to the cost ?
Sadly, I think Trump is likely to dismantle NATO, so he's probably more of a threat to the UK than the EU right now.
I think Trump is playing a smarter game on defence. He sees how much of a fiscal black hole it is for the US and wants NATO countries to stop free-riding on US defence capability. The same is true for a lot of the overseas bases, I expect that the Japanese and Korean governments are going to get a fairly hefty annual invoice for being their first line of defence against Chinese aggression.
That's not very smart all, though. The US is not in Japan, Korea or elsewhere to protect local interests, but to protect US ones.
Yes, and the attraction of US-provided defence is precisely that it is cheap. If Trump makes it expensive there's no reason why those countries, and those in Europe, won't just spend the extra money on their own forces. Which will lead to greatly diminished US influence.
If the phone polls are correct then it is a Remain blowout absolutely no problem if anything the price should be shorter. If the online polls are correct then it requires just a very modest amount of Swing back with the don't knows Breaking for the status quo for a firm Remain win.
I dont think we can even say that, with differential turnout being so critical. Even if the phone polls are right, but on the day the far more zealous Leavers turn out 2:1 compared to the apathetic Remainers, the polls will have been right, but looking (once more) at the wrong sample.
I am yet to be convinced that either Phone or Online polls are in any way representative of the sample that matters, ie. those that ACTUALLY turn out on the day, and vote.
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Charismatic? Also 2%.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-27/first-shocking-deposition-clinton-email-case-reveals-she-did-not-use-password
https://youtu.be/iKS0GVvoE9I
I didn't vote conservative for these people built on mummy and daddy money to put up my taxes to pay for spongers and benefits!!!!
True British hero ;-)
We need him here.
A man of the people
Decent values for decent people
But, that doesn't mean the British public were happy to vote for high net immigration.
Berlin?
Believe in Britain
Be-LEAVE!
Osborne has to be the biggest moron ever
All about putting up taxes on earned income to pay for bigger tax relief on inheritance from mummy and daddy money. C#?t.
Sorry mike but at least it is different symbols :-)
I have never taken benefits in my life but I paid £70,000 tax last year to pay for his spongers
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Hillary has been saying she'll talk to anyone any time about her emails to clear it up - she and her senior assistants refused to cooperate with the IG's investigation into her department during her time there. Every other S of S cooperated.
Almost a salivation situation.
Mika Brzezinski (tough to spell, I couldn't even begin to spell her dad's name Zbigniew), host of Morning Joe and ardent Hillary supporter said on the show yesterday that it looked like Hillary had straight lied all the way through.
Ok, we need to get away from Brazil to avoid sub-tropical mosquitoes.
Doh, it's so obvious.
Mexico City
Heath, Pym, Prior, Heseltine, Clarke, Patton, Mandelson, Blai..
No, clearly not.
I wonder if Cameron has told him that he plans to step down before year end.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/27/britain-is-not-like-other-countries--even-the-sclerotic-eu-will/ Makes a change to hear from a politician that doesn't think the UK is just a complete and utter waste of space...
"We are the world’s fifth biggest economy. We are a permanent member of the UN Security Council. We are a leading member of Nato, of the Commonwealth, and of the G7. We are a member of the powerful Five Eyes intelligence network.
We owe none of these things to the EU. Being a member of the EU does not diminish any of these things. We are the nation of Shakespeare and Newton, of Faraday and Rutherford, of Gladstone and Churchill. Our language is spoken by 1.5 billion people and is the international standard for science, engineering, medicine, on the internet, in modern film and media, in commerce and law. We have more reach and reputation and influence than any country of 60 million has a right to expect.And the
RemainLEAVE team want us to choose between being Norway and Switzerland?"Long stock and two shooting barrels - scene by Vinnie Jones. About 1 miniute in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDkKduNT684
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwQqNdkyZZo
Anyway I don't like all this swearing on this site so am going back to guido!
If we were faced with a bill of 1% of GDP for being a member of NATO and having American protection, there would be a lot of people who wouldn't like that. And it would fly even less well in Germany and France. Even Italy and Spain would object.
Donald Trump may well end up driving the European nations together.
Who was forensically probing this question two days ago?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhrCyda5A7w
And yes, it was a country worthy of tourism. Sad.
I think you'd be amazed how quickly relations between the EU and Russia would be transformed (for the better) by the dissolution of NATO.
"Ed Miliband is considering a role in Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet, the Telegraph understands."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/27/ed-miliband-is-considering-a-return-to-labours-shadow-cabinet/
Planes being serviced from scrapyards. (A10s for example)
Border Security (who is the Chair of Border and Maritime Security Subcommittee?)
The lawyer who vetted Palin - now tasked with vetting Trump's Veep - regretting Palin had no military or foreign policy experience.
Women Pilots, and Veterans (Who has just won a battle to permit women WW2 veterans to be buried in Arlington? The first US woman fighter-pilot combat veteran, McSally)
TSA (see below)
What better masterstroke could Trump play than:-
"OK, here's the story. Forget Crooked Hillary. Let me introduce to you, the woman who I hope and pray will one day be your first woman president. It's my privilege to introduce to you, my running mate, Martha McSally..."
Perhaps he wants out but thinks that he had to fight a hard fight to make it look like he wanted to remain so that it would be easier to negotiate an exit.
Perhaps he thinks he's gone to far on the doom?
Who knows what he believes today.
On that note, I'm away to bed.
If that isn't a red-rag to a man like Trump to go into charm overdrive to win her, well I'm a Dutchman...
To read the full transcript of my speech setting out the economic case for #Brexit, see: https://t.co/fMLIZ29dYh
http://order-order.com/2016/05/26/ethnic-minority-brits-back-brexit/
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36397505
http://johnredwoodsdiary.com/2016/05/28/what-does-remain-look-like-2/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed:+JohnRedwoodsDiary+(John+Redwood's+Diary)
Egg on an awful lot of faces regardless of the outcome.
The trend of both polls is basically static with no movement towards either remain or leave in stark contrast to the Scottish independence referendum where there was a clear trend towards yes.
If the phone polls are correct then it is a Remain blowout absolutely no problem if anything the price should be shorter. If the online polls are correct then it requires just a very modest amount of Swing back with the don't knows Breaking for the status quo for a firm Remain win.
Have you ever heard a 'Remainer' describing the sunny uplands that the EU will be representing over the next 10 years?
I am yet to be convinced that either Phone or Online polls are in any way representative of the sample that matters, ie. those that ACTUALLY turn out on the day, and vote.