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Re: Is there any way back for the Tories? – politicalbetting.com
See also s14 sale of goods act 1979 (and possibly earlier consumer protection legislation ?) -
Re: Will the Truss link be as damaging to the CON brand as Corbyn was to LAB? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Defection watch – politicalbetting.com
Did you mean to reply to StillWater - I was just the drunk doing smutty jokes. -
Re: The establishment cost PBers a 250/1 winner – politicalbetting.com
The clue is in his comedy surname. One step removed from Captain Darling. -
Re: This is appalling from Fox News – politicalbetting.com
There is a broader issue with the gig economy - but it’s complicated to fix as we saw with zero hour contracts. Knee jerk blaming the government is neither accurate or constructive -
Re: Let’s talk about Brexit – politicalbetting.com
< Pedant > Looks entertaining - but they clearly didn't ask anyone who knows about liners about the designs of Kerberos or Prometheus - there was only one 4 funnel liner in 1899 and it looked nothing like those two (which appear modelled on Mauretania/Lusitania of 1906) < / Pedant > -
Re: The voters are clear about a Boris Johnson return – politicalbetting.com
Sinn Fein members were literally on the IRA Council. Journalist Peter Taylor showed how Martin McGuinness headed the IRA Northern Command and had advance knowledge of the 1987 Remembrance Day bombing. Neither Foster nor Donaldson were ever directing loyalist paramilitary bombings and it is wrong to equate the DUP past with… -
Re: Lessons from history – politicalbetting.com
They like their fibs about Scotland on here big time. Nothing can ever be successful in Scotland no matter what kind of whopper you need to give out to rubbish it. -
Re: This is what happens when you crash the economy and increase mortgage costs – politicalbetting.com
Better trade in services than almost anywhere else...... I find it sad that in UK 2022 young grads applying for top end jobs in London are favoured if they have an EU passport as opposed to plain UK citizens in their own capital city. Of course being able to send a consultant anywhere in the EU at short notice is a great… -
Re: By election betting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The next cabinet minister to go – politicalbetting.com
@rcs1000 Sounds sensible to me. SNP are in with establishment now so it will need to be done some other way for sure unless teh whole rotten lot at teh top are ousted. GRA will likely do for them. -
Re: The next general election could be the last to be held under FPTP – politicalbetting.com
It should be remembered that applying FPTP to PCC and Mayoral Elections was a specific pledge in the 2019 Conservative Manifesto therefore TSE's point is not valid. Moreover, the Supplementary Vote was not popular with election officials in my experience as there was a failure rate of 25%-33% on redistributions. -
Re: Rishi Sunak’s impotence – politicalbetting.com
Russia’s stolen fr Kherson the body of Prince Potemkin, Catherine the Great’s lover, political partner, greatest minister of the Romanovs.Here’s a thread inc my photos of http://tomb.It implies Kherson will fall to Ukraine but one wonders:what will Putin do w the body?… -
Re: Toxic Tories – politicalbetting.com
I will sip a Coke thoughtfully, and reflect briefly on the eagerness to draw conclusions from random Ukrainian and Russian media pundits if they sound scary enough. See you tomorrow, or not. -
Re: Another demonstration of Tory ruthlessness – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Polling matters – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Second comings. Why Boris Johnson remains a great lay – politicalbetting.com
... Neither of those theories is overhwhelmingly plausible. And it's right that in the course of time India and Africa would have been independent, but it might have evolved in a more advantageous way, and certainly without the crushing waste of life, money, and material resources entailed by the world wars. -
Re: Mordaunt didn’t have the numbers – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Penny for your thoughts – politicalbetting.com
From which points of view has Britain fallen socially behind? -
Re: In an hour we’ll find out if Penny Mordaunt is the new Boris Johnson – politicalbetting.com
means "from the back benches, until dispatched by the voters..."