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Re: Si vis pacem, para bellum – politicalbetting.com
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Re: It’s looking like ajockalypse now for Labour – politicalbetting.com
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Re: I beg your pardons – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Meanwhile in America – politicalbetting.com
What is true may not be popular.What is popular may not be true. -
Re: Young Republicans drawn to Holocaust denial and racism – politicalbetting.com
Talk and more talk. That's what European leaders are good at, not so good at action though. They've been talking about giving all the confiscated Russian assets to Ukraine for over three years but never seem to do so. And if stopping Putin is existential why are we so ill prepared for war:… -
Re: An Anglo-Canadian union – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Tory scorpion and Kemi the frog – politicalbetting.com
Oh yes, but it's an occasional overhead I really do not like. Tx for the reply. -
Re: Spot the outlier – politicalbetting.com
I wouldn't use GDP in a foreign currency to compare GDP growth differences, for the reasons you describe, namely the volatility in FX rates. Also it doesn't really measure what we are trying to compare, namely the comparative growth of the economy in real terms. First, it is a nominal measure. Second, much of what we… -
Re: Ed Miliband’s chances of succeeding Starmer are sizzling like a bacon sarnie – politicalbetting.com
Nothing to do with the law in Scotland, which is the whole point. In England it was. -
Re: From Russia with love – politicalbetting.com
I know. :( It’s why I’m hoping for a moment of reflection. -
Re: Punters still think the Lib Dems will win more seats than the Tories – politicalbetting.com
My dad drove us from Ilford (east London) to Aviemore in a single day, back in 1989. -
Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
The big problem with it is that ordinary people are put through the wringer for relatively small sums gifted by relatives but someone who one moment is dependent on the generosity of others because they can't make their six figure salary stretch to the end of the month, can then buy a £5m property for cash the next… -
Re: Kemi’s improving ratings – politicalbetting.com
I thought it was indoctrination at a Saudi Madrassah? -
Re: Will the Aberdeenshire hotelier run for a third term? – politicalbetting.com
The abolition of districts is another anti-democratic move. Westminster can’t help itself. Deranged to think that bodies of half a million people can provide a locally accountable planning function. Classic Treasury-think. -
Re: La Belle Alliance didn’t last very long – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The budget: winners and losers – politicalbetting.com
Ah good old general public - hate tax rises, love spending. No room for cognitive dissonance here! -
Re: Compare and contrast – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Too many tweets… – politicalbetting.com
That seems very weird, there is no need for BNG if there's no habitat loss. There's all the traffic assessments, flood risk assessments and other nonsense but if nobody can point at a map and say what habitat is being lost then I can't see where that would come from. I suppose if you are losing a tree or two there could be… -
Re: Not the headlines Starmer would want to wake up to – politicalbetting.com
It is never advisable to follow Roger's prognostications on anything bar the Oscars. -
Re: The one party coalition of chaos – politicalbetting.com
I don’t know what you do, but I’ve spent close to 30 years operating at the intersection of biotech and pharma. Yes it’s been evolving - hence my point that many biotechs now retain US rights - but there is a distinction between biotech, big biotech, pharma, spec pharma, Gx, Ax, Cx, etc. Denmark benefits from the Leo,…