Aside from his vaccine approval and voting bounce the weekend’s other Johnson-Starmer ratings look t
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Aside from his vaccine approval and voting bounce the weekend’s other Johnson-Starmer ratings look troubling for the PM – politicalbetting.com
As well as the widely publicised approval and voting numbers in the Opinium poll at the weekend was the above range of questions on how Johnson and Starmer are perceived over a range of different areas.
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Just to check, is it the same Starmer this guy is talking about...
https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/13714459495879188512 -
Your header, Mike, really did bring Life of Brian to mind instantly. "Well, apart from ...., what have the Romans ever done for us?"1
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I had to google what a Friend of Dorothy is. Is that an accurate translation?Floater said:1 -
Anyone care to read that out?Floater said:
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fpt on the (deeply ironic) Handelsblatt report
Germany is averaging 50-150 deaths a day at the moment. This will come down, but more slowly now. Let's say the average through this extra month is 30 deaths a day (conservatively). Adding a month to the vaccine roll-out, thanks to the AZ suspension, therefore means 1000 dead Germans and 5000 in ICU who would not otherwise have died or gone into ICU, and many more with Long Covid. Plus more economic pain
That is the literal cost of this policy. For a generally non-fatal complication which - if it affects 1 in 200,000 jabbed, and Germany eventually gives, say, 20m AZ jabs, means 100 people with CVST and maybe 10-15 dead
Simple cost benefit.
1000 dead and 5000 in hospital.... versus 15 dead and 100 in hospital. And that is IF there really is a causal link, which is far from certain. One of the strangest decisions I have ever seen in an advanced nation.3 -
Yes, it's incredibly worrying that in that Opinium poll, under the current PM, the Tories are polling at 43% - the same 40-year record vote share they already won in 2019.
Constant quaking will ensue over the fact that even in that poll Boris leads Starmer on 'Best PM' by 12% and has overtaken him in net approval too, lol...2 -
Interestingly, google translate from Czech yields gibberish, but from Polish yields "We will not suspend vaccination with AstraZeneca as there is no proven link with thrombosis."Floater said:
Alas, no mention of Dorothy or her friends ...
Edit: the Czech translation was "we do not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no binding of the capsule is justified."0 -
FPT the data behind the AZ pause:
As of 9th March – 22 cases of thromboembolic events had been reported among the 3 million people vaccinated with COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in the European Economic Area
Of those 22 cases there were 2 deaths. In 3 million.
https://www.dsru.org/pharmacovigilance-evidence-review-thrombosis-following-vaccination-with-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine/0 -
'You ain't seen nothin' yet!'
Wait till the full extent of Johnson's malevolence moves centre stage and I can imagine rioting in the streets. Brexit has screwed this country and thanks to covid people have yet to notice0 -
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One of Comedy Dave's suggestions was that the EU should develop its own dialect of English to break free from the dominance of British English. Perhaps "binding the capsule" could be one of their new idioms.TimT said:
Interestingly, google translate from Czech yields gibberish, but from Polish yields "We will not suspend vaccination with AstraZeneca as there is no proven link with thrombosis."Floater said:
Alas, no mention of Dorothy or her friends ...
Edit: the Czech translation was "we do not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no binding of the capsule is justified."2 -
'Imagine' being the key word, Rogerdamus...Roger said:'You ain't seen nothin' yet!'
Wait till the full extent of Johnson's malevolence moves centre stage ad I can imagine rioting in the streets. Brexit has screwed this country and thanks to covid people have yet to notice5 -
We can spend the next 6 months saving the pub industry.Roger said:'You ain't seen nothin' yet!'
Wait till the full extent of Johnson's malevolence moves centre stage ad I can imagine rioting in the streets. Brexit has screwed this country and thanks to covid people have yet to notice1 -
Curious as soon as a thread is started with a pro-Starmer heading, there's an almost Pavlovian response.0
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'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.2 -
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Alas, I think that was just a level of colour added by the translation, rather than being found in the original.TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.2 -
I was doing some comparisons earlier on and Starmer's fall in ratings remind me of David Cameron (pbuh) circa the summer and early Autumn of 2007.maaarsh said:Just to check, is it the same Starmer this guy is talking about...
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Your quite right, and unlike many such alleged euphemisms I've actually heard it used (once).TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.
The EU chap surely meant cowardly lion though didn't he? And I rather like that as a much better use of the phrase.
So EU bloke, at least in my view, you've nailed your way into the OED.0 -
Right across Europe there must be millions of old/vulnerable people, who can understand science, who were about to get jabbed, who are now enraged and scaredCarlottaVance said:FPT the data behind the AZ pause:
As of 9th March – 22 cases of thromboembolic events had been reported among the 3 million people vaccinated with COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in the European Economic Area
Of those 22 cases there were 2 deaths. In 3 million.
https://www.dsru.org/pharmacovigilance-evidence-review-thrombosis-following-vaccination-with-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine/
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'I told the toaster what the nurse told me: you may feel a little prick, but it'll all be over soon...'Floater said:Please don't give the EU ideas
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Indeed.TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.
It appeared in the most recent series of The Crown when the Queen tells Margaret that her priest friend is 'a friend of Dorothy. Famous for it.'
https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/11/16/friend-of-dorothy-meaning-the-crown-gay-queen-wizard-oz/
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At the moment the evidence is strong that people would be willing to be critical of the Tories and to vote against them in principle, but not to vote for the Labour party. Their leader is plainly decent, able and in touch. His party is toxic and there is a strong sense that the cabinet level ability Labour needs in force is either hiding or isn't there at all. It is not Pavlovian, for example, to point out the puzzle that such a decent Labour leader, after such a year, is not miles ahead in the polling. Rather than being Pavlovian it is a central question for UK politics in our day. SKS has no greater challenge.stodge said:Curious as soon as a thread is started with a pro-Starmer heading, there's an almost Pavlovian response.
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It's OH on his 478th Twitter Account...TimT said:
Interestingly, google translate from Czech yields gibberish, but from Polish yields "We will not suspend vaccination with AstraZeneca as there is no proven link with thrombosis."Floater said:
Alas, no mention of Dorothy or her friends ...
Edit: the Czech translation was "we do not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no binding of the capsule is justified."
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That was another example of Morgan's ludicrous plotting in the latest series of The Crown - the very notion that Liz would spot a gay chap and Margaret wouldn't. Princess Margaret was the original patron of the Terrence Higgins Trust (an AIDS charity) and was visiting the dying in hospitals long before Princess Diana showed up with the cameras.LindonLight said:
Indeed.TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.
It appeared in the most recent series of The Crown when the Queen tells Margaret that her priest friend is 'a friend of Dorothy. Famous for it.'
https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/11/16/friend-of-dorothy-meaning-the-crown-gay-queen-wizard-oz/2 -
England's remaining three Twenty20 internationals against India in Ahmedabad will be played behind closed doors because of rising coronavirus cases in the state of Gujarat.
Having 65,000 at the previous two games was genius idea.1 -
What statistics do you think are being suppressed?Roger said:'You ain't seen nothin' yet!'
Wait till the full extent of Johnson's malevolence moves centre stage and I can imagine rioting in the streets. Brexit has screwed this country and thanks to covid people have yet to notice1 -
Actually didn't both daughters get a strong gaydar from the Queen Mother.CarlottaVance said:
That was another example of Morgan's ludicrous plotting in the latest series of The Crown - the very notion that Liz would spot a gay chap and Margaret wouldn't. Princess Margaret was the original patron of the Terrence Higgins Trust (an AIDS charity) and was visiting the dying in hospitals long before Princess Diana showed up with the cameras.LindonLight said:
Indeed.TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.
It appeared in the most recent series of The Crown when the Queen tells Margaret that her priest friend is 'a friend of Dorothy. Famous for it.'
https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/11/16/friend-of-dorothy-meaning-the-crown-gay-queen-wizard-oz/
Backstairs Billy was one of many homosexual staff the Queen Mother employed, much to the chagrin of MI5.0 -
Quite scary that we must have basically had her advisors as PM for a while.CarlottaVance said:
I've long had mixed views about May. At one point she looked like she might sweep the country with a Corbyn-eviscerating scythe - clearly I was all for that.0 -
Sunil, see below. That is from Czech. From Polish it gives a good, sensical translation. So, I think the twitter is wrong on nationality of the original source, and has used an extremely loose translation approach.Sunil_Prasannan said:0 -
Is the Sport still around. Amazing. And is the double decker bus still on the moon?BluestBlue said:
'I told the toaster what the nurse told me: you may feel a little prick, but it'll all be over soon...'Floater said:Please don't give the EU ideas
https://twitter.com/thesundaysport/status/1370834605272666112
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The polls had Dave and Ed neck and neck in the run up to 2015 electionTheScreamingEagles said:
I was doing some comparisons earlier on and Starmer's fall in ratings remind me of David Cameron (pbuh) circa the summer and early Autumn of 2007.maaarsh said:Just to check, is it the same Starmer this guy is talking about...
https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1371445949587918851
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It's quite a good likeness of Priti Patel as statues go.TheScreamingEagles said:4 -
I'm all in favour of Brexit, but what sort of life do you lead where it's the single most important decision in it?Floater said:1 -
Which friend? Lion? Witch? Wardrobe?TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.1 -
Still, what with the demonstration and thrombosis, at least H&M have been bumped out of the news. I bet QE2 is very pleased.0
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Possibly, although Margaret was much more into the theatrical set, while Liz's hobby was horses.TheScreamingEagles said:
Actually didn't both daughters get a strong gaydar from the Queen Mother.CarlottaVance said:
That was another example of Morgan's ludicrous plotting in the latest series of The Crown - the very notion that Liz would spot a gay chap and Margaret wouldn't. Princess Margaret was the original patron of the Terrence Higgins Trust (an AIDS charity) and was visiting the dying in hospitals long before Princess Diana showed up with the cameras.LindonLight said:
Indeed.TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.
It appeared in the most recent series of The Crown when the Queen tells Margaret that her priest friend is 'a friend of Dorothy. Famous for it.'
https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/11/16/friend-of-dorothy-meaning-the-crown-gay-queen-wizard-oz/
Backstairs Billy was one of many homosexual staff the Queen Mother employed, much to the chagrin of MI5.
Reportedly there was a rather exasperated phone call from the Queen Mum when downstairs ructions delayed her stiffener "When you old queens have finished bickering, this old queen would like her G&T"1 -
Once again Keir's numbers are massively flattered by people comparing Net numbers and not comparing the Agree numbers. Boris is a polarising figure in a way that Keir isn't, but that doesn't mean people are agreeing with Keir.
If you look solely at the two leader's Net Agree figures, then compare them, you get a completely different result.
Decisive: -3 (as opposed to -21)
In touch with ordinary people: -10 (as opposed to -30)
Represents what most people think +1 (as opposed to -8)
Has views similar to my own: 0 (as opposed to -11)
Has the nation's best interests at heart: +1 (as opposed to -13)
Strong leader: +4 (as opposed to -6)
Able to get things done: +13 (as opposed to +5)
Stand up for Britain's interests abroad: +13 (as opposed to +7)
Sticks to principles: -1 (as opposed to -15)
Trustworthy: -3 (as opposed to -20)
Brave: +8 (as opposed to -4)
Can be trusted to take big decisions: +5 (as opposed to -9, missing off OGH's chart)
Competent: -5 (as opposed to -23)
Likeable: +6 (as opposed to -2)
By looking at the agree figures Boris leads on 8, there's 1 neutral and 5 for Keir.4 -
That would be why he wants the police to arrest protesters then.Roger said:'You ain't seen nothin' yet!'
Wait till the full extent of Johnson's malevolence moves centre stage and I can imagine rioting in the streets. Brexit has screwed this country and thanks to covid people have yet to notice0 -
I translated from Polish!TimT said:
Sunil, see below. That is from Czech. From Polish it gives a good, sensical translation. So, I think the twitter is wrong on nationality of the original source, and has used an extremely loose translation approach.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Czech gives this:
"We will not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no connection with the duster is justified."0 -
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Well, we have had recent thread headers on "Why the forthcoming boundary review is bad news for the Tories?"stodge said:Curious as soon as a thread is started with a pro-Starmer heading, there's an almost Pavlovian response.
And "Why the catastrophic demise of Scottish Labour is bad news for the Tories?"
And "Why the vaccination program is bad news for the Tories?"
They were all from the Vanished Meeks.
OGH can't quite muster the same levels of cognitive dissonance as Meeks, but I still liked his header on "Why big poll leads are bad news for the Tories?"
Given the recent effectiveness of the opposition, I expect I'll be reading on May 7th
"Why overwhelming local election victories are bad news for the Tories?"6 -
If Dan H had said - of if he meant - political decision, then he's right.rcs1000 said:
I'm all in favour of Brexit, but what sort of life do you lead where it's the single most important decision in it?Floater said:
Clearly deciding to have babies, get married, move to Greenland, change gender AGAIN will be more important to any person, on a human, emotional level.
But for a Brit, voting for Leave would have been the biggest, most important political choice they have made, and will ever make. And it happened. So it's not that ridiculous a statement0 -
From Polish it is:Sunil_Prasannan said:
I translated from Polish!TimT said:
Sunil, see below. That is from Czech. From Polish it gives a good, sensical translation. So, I think the twitter is wrong on nationality of the original source, and has used an extremely loose translation approach.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Czech gives this:
"We will not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no connection with the duster is justified."
"Czech Republic Minister of Health: We will not suspend vaccination with AstraZeneca as no link to thrombosis has been proven."0 -
And then it popped up unexpectedly.BluestBlue said:
'I told the toaster what the nurse told me: you may feel a little prick, but it'll all be over soon...'Floater said:Please don't give the EU ideas
https://twitter.com/thesundaysport/status/1370834605272666112
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There have been a number of deaths (plus anaphylaxis) linked to Moderna and Pfizer, but almost no coverage in the US.CarlottaVance said:Good question.....
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I think they mean, ‘the last surviving member.’Nigelb said:
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Something strange happened then. Look up in this thread right here, and you'll see that this version of your post to which I responded has the Czech, not Polish, translation. Did you edit?Sunil_Prasannan said:
I translated from Polish!TimT said:
Sunil, see below. That is from Czech. From Polish it gives a good, sensical translation. So, I think the twitter is wrong on nationality of the original source, and has used an extremely loose translation approach.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Czech gives this:
"We will not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no connection with the duster is justified."0 -
And now it has corrected in this thread too ...TimT said:
Something strange happened then. Look up in this thread right here, and you'll see that this version of your post to which I responded has the Czech, not Polish, translation. Did you edit?Sunil_Prasannan said:
I translated from Polish!TimT said:
Sunil, see below. That is from Czech. From Polish it gives a good, sensical translation. So, I think the twitter is wrong on nationality of the original source, and has used an extremely loose translation approach.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Czech gives this:
"We will not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no connection with the duster is justified."0 -
Sunil, look at the complete thread set in your posting of 4:15/10:150
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I changed it to the Polish soon after typing my comment! See upthread!RobD said:
From Polish it is:Sunil_Prasannan said:
I translated from Polish!TimT said:
Sunil, see below. That is from Czech. From Polish it gives a good, sensical translation. So, I think the twitter is wrong on nationality of the original source, and has used an extremely loose translation approach.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Czech gives this:
"We will not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no connection with the duster is justified."
"Czech Republic Minister of Health: We will not suspend vaccination with AstraZeneca as no link to thrombosis has been proven." 0 -
I had a passing acquaintance with a Shand Kydd in the 80s who provided some entertaining scuttlebut for a naive* young lad from the provinces. The nickname Lord Mountbottom was one I remember, and a story about HMQ calling to below stairs ‘Come on you old queens, this old queen would like some supper.’TheScreamingEagles said:
Actually didn't both daughters get a strong gaydar from the Queen Mother.CarlottaVance said:
That was another example of Morgan's ludicrous plotting in the latest series of The Crown - the very notion that Liz would spot a gay chap and Margaret wouldn't. Princess Margaret was the original patron of the Terrence Higgins Trust (an AIDS charity) and was visiting the dying in hospitals long before Princess Diana showed up with the cameras.LindonLight said:
Indeed.TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.
It appeared in the most recent series of The Crown when the Queen tells Margaret that her priest friend is 'a friend of Dorothy. Famous for it.'
https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2020/11/16/friend-of-dorothy-meaning-the-crown-gay-queen-wizard-oz/
Backstairs Billy was one of many homosexual staff the Queen Mother employed, much to the chagrin of MI5.
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Fair enough - it was simply curious how rapidly the anti-Starmer and anti-Labour responses came out rather than anything supporting the general premise of the thread.algarkirk said:
At the moment the evidence is strong that people would be willing to be critical of the Tories and to vote against them in principle, but not to vote for the Labour party. Their leader is plainly decent, able and in touch. His party is toxic and there is a strong sense that the cabinet level ability Labour needs in force is either hiding or isn't there at all. It is not Pavlovian, for example, to point out the puzzle that such a decent Labour leader, after such a year, is not miles ahead in the polling. Rather than being Pavlovian it is a central question for UK politics in our day. SKS has no greater challenge.stodge said:Curious as soon as a thread is started with a pro-Starmer heading, there's an almost Pavlovian response.
As to your comment, I agree Starmer is a decent man and is an example of a politician who might well be a better Prime Minister than LOTO (there are those for whom the reverse applies of course).
Now, we're back to this notion Labour is "toxic" - is it? To some degree and a lot of what happened in the Corbyn years was unacceptable but the solutions to toxicity are generally time (as happened with the Conservatives who needed nearly a decade after leaving office) or an immediate confronting of those seemingly part of the problem (this was the Kinnock response to Militant).
Had Starmer thrown Corbyn out of the Labour Party and several MPs/councillors/activists followed, would this have been detoxification in extremis? It probably would have been good politics but in the midst of a global pandemic, would anyone have noticed?
Sometimes a page has to be seen to be turned rather than just being turned. That is Starmer's problem - Covid has stopped him turning the page publicly and effectively. He has to do that as part of the journey to convincing the wider electorate his Labour Party has something different to say.0 -
It's OH remanufacturing the expletive. Google gets it right.Omnium said:
Your quite right, and unlike many such alleged euphemisms I've actually heard it used (once).TheScreamingEagles said:'A friend of Dorothy' is a euphemism for a gay person.
Just saying.
The EU chap surely meant cowardly lion though didn't he? And I rather like that as a much better use of the phrase.
So EU bloke, at least in my view, you've nailed your way into the OED.
(For anybody still confused, Old Holborn started tweeting back when demonstrations within one mile of Parliament were being banned. He organised a "walk near Parliament" in masks. He's a traditional troll.)
https://thebackbencher.co.uk/old-holborn-behind-the-mask/
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Nicely putYBarddCwsc said:
Well, we have had recent thread headers on "Why the forthcoming boundary review is bad news for the Tories?"stodge said:Curious as soon as a thread is started with a pro-Starmer heading, there's an almost Pavlovian response.
And "Why the catastrophic demise of Scottish Labour is bad news for the Tories?"
And "Why the vaccination program is bad news for the Tories?"
They were all from the Vanished Meeks.
OGH can't quite muster the same levels of cognitive dissonance as Meeks, but I still liked his header on "Why big poll leads are bad news for the Tories?"
Given the recent effectiveness of the opposition, I expect I'll be reading on May 7th
"Why overwhelming local election victories are bad news for the Tories?"
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It's interesting though (insofar as polls several years out from an election, which are therefore pretty meaningless, can be.) All those positive leads on specific characteristics for Starmer, yet Johnson gets the nod for best PM.BluestBlue said:Yes, it's incredibly worrying that in that Opinium poll, under the current PM, the Tories are polling at 43% - the same 40-year record vote share they already won in 2019.
Constant quaking will ensue over the fact that even in that poll Boris leads Starmer on 'Best PM' by 12% and has overtaken him in net approval too, lol...
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Yes, yes, yes.Leon said:
If Dan H had said - of if he meant - political decision, then he's right.rcs1000 said:
I'm all in favour of Brexit, but what sort of life do you lead where it's the single most important decision in it?Floater said:
Clearly deciding to have babies, get married, move to Greenland, change gender AGAIN will be more important to any person, on a human, emotional level.
But for a Brit, voting for Leave would have been the biggest, most important political choice they have made, and will ever make. And it happened. So it's not that ridiculous a statement
I wanted to make a cheap jibe and you can't stop me.
Indeed, unless you want your posts edited to suggest you are sleeping with Juncker, I'd advise you keep your hands away from the keyboard.0 -
Apparently they literally mean ‘the last man.’ All other surviving members (including his children) are female.RobD said:0 -
Can you link to the pieces with those exact headlines please?YBarddCwsc said:
Well, we have had recent thread headers on "Why the forthcoming boundary review is bad news for the Tories?"stodge said:Curious as soon as a thread is started with a pro-Starmer heading, there's an almost Pavlovian response.
And "Why the catastrophic demise of Scottish Labour is bad news for the Tories?"
And "Why the vaccination program is bad news for the Tories?"
They were all from the Vanished Meeks.
OGH can't quite muster the same levels of cognitive dissonance as Meeks, but I still liked his header on "Why big poll leads are bad news for the Tories?"
Given the recent effectiveness of the opposition, I expect I'll be reading on May 7th
"Why overwhelming local election victories are bad news for the Tories?"0 -
The NY Times believes in agnatic primogeniture? Not very woke.ydoethur said:
Apparently they literally mean ‘the last man.’ All other surviving members (including his children) are female.RobD said:0 -
Totally off topic, I went skiing in Tahoe at the weekend. The flights there and back were both full, and Squaw Valley was packed on Saturday.
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Thanks for collating those. We'll know in due course, but those figures make considerably better sense of the headline VI and Best PM figures than if people really thought that Boris was in a deep deficit across most leadership characteristics.Philip_Thompson said:Once again Keir's numbers are massively flattered by people comparing Net numbers and not comparing the Agree numbers. Boris is a polarising figure in a way that Keir isn't, but that doesn't mean people are agreeing with Keir.
If you look solely at the two leader's Net Agree figures, then compare them, you get a completely different result.
Decisive: -3 (as opposed to -21)
In touch with ordinary people: -10 (as opposed to -30)
Represents what most people think +1 (as opposed to -8)
Has views similar to my own: 0 (as opposed to -11)
Has the nation's best interests at heart: +1 (as opposed to -13)
Strong leader: +4 (as opposed to -6)
Able to get things done: +13 (as opposed to +5)
Stand up for Britain's interests abroad: +13 (as opposed to +7)
Sticks to principles: -1 (as opposed to -15)
Trustworthy: -3 (as opposed to -20)
Brave: +8 (as opposed to -4)
Can be trusted to take big decisions: +5 (as opposed to -9, missing off OGH's chart)
Competent: -5 (as opposed to -23)
Likeable: +6 (as opposed to -2)
By looking at the agree figures Boris leads on 8, there's 1 neutral and 5 for Keir.1 -
Yes! A few seconds really! 20:09 UTCTimT said:
Something strange happened then. Look up in this thread right here, and you'll see that this version of your post to which I responded has the Czech, not Polish, translation. Did you edit?Sunil_Prasannan said:
I translated from Polish!TimT said:
Sunil, see below. That is from Czech. From Polish it gives a good, sensical translation. So, I think the twitter is wrong on nationality of the original source, and has used an extremely loose translation approach.Sunil_Prasannan said:
Czech gives this:
"We will not cover the glaze with AstraZeneca, as no connection with the duster is justified."0 -
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Bill W has more friends than Dorothy on this site.0
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I had edited by 20:09 UTC comment.TimT said:Sunil, look at the complete thread set in your posting of 4:15/10:15
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I guess you suffered a little because of some of the local restrictions.rcs1000 said:Totally off topic, I went skiing in Tahoe at the weekend. The flights there and back were both full, and Squaw Valley was packed on Saturday.
@YBarddCwsc would have hated it.0 -
Very nice indeed. Skiing is probably the only sport I've truly loved in my entire life, and I started out when I was 3.rcs1000 said:Totally off topic, I went skiing in Tahoe at the weekend. The flights there and back were both full, and Squaw Valley was packed on Saturday.
@YBarddCwsc would have hated it.
But then I voted Remain
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Oh dear.
The madness of using net rather than Gross Positives will make Starmer supporters feel good, and end in massive disappointment for them, I think
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Sorry, I is confused: which character in The Wizard of Oz was gay?0
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The fool.Sunil_Prasannan said:Sorry, I is confused: which character in The Wizard of Oz was gay?
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The biggest issue was that there were limits on lift capacity that meant lots of people were crowded together at the bottom not moving. Rather than being on an open air chair travelling at high speed.Omnium said:
I guess you suffered a little because of some of the local restrictions.rcs1000 said:Totally off topic, I went skiing in Tahoe at the weekend. The flights there and back were both full, and Squaw Valley was packed on Saturday.
@YBarddCwsc would have hated it.
I'm struggling to see how it was safer to have people in a big group, but what do I know?0 -
This dragged out Ides of March stabbing of vaccinations in the back . . .williamglenn said:
Et tu, Portugal?0 -
Quiet! All of you!
Fawlty Towers is on BBC1 right now...0 -
I'll give it 12 hours.Leon said:Belgium, take a bow
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I'm confused too: I thought it was all the Narnia characters who were in the closet...Sunil_Prasannan said:Sorry, I is confused: which character in The Wizard of Oz was gay?
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Some countries are going to come out looking rather smarter than others.Leon said:Belgium, take a bow
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