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Re: Can Polanski direct the Greens to a brighter future? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Kemi Badenoch proves again she really doesn’t understand Northern Ireland – politicalbetting.com
I find it hard to recall when rugby only had injury replacements. Arguably it was a better game for working out which side was strongest as you had 60 minutes of wearing the opponent down and then points would be scored in the last 20. Was often of feature of the 5 nations, for instance. I do think we have reached overkill… -
Re: Robert Jenrick, a man of letters? – politicalbetting.com
Um, hold on a minute. This is the question he asked, and these are the responses he got MS: “Who do you blame for what is unfolding in Gaza? Do you think Hamas bears any responsibility?” Protester 1: “Go away,” P2: “Go away. You are a bad faith actor. We don’t want to talk to you. Just f*** off. It’s a really boring old… -
Re: Analysing the September 2025 YouGov MRP – politicalbetting.com
Fine post Nick. My feelings and I have to say a majority of those Ive spoken to who are very much closer to the 'Jewish community' than most of the pontificators on here who seem to have an agenda I can't follow and just seems to involve some rather crude race baiting -
Re: Bridget over troubled water for Phillipson – politicalbetting.com
I wasn’t angry, I was just alarmed at yours and Leon’s race-baiting. -
Re: Shock: Voters do not like tax rises on themselves – politicalbetting.com
And what’s that £500 going to get you that you couldn’t have had anyway? Nothing. Right, that sorted then. -
Re: A plurality of Brits see Reform, their policies, and their voters as racist – politicalbetting.com
I think it's interesting to learn how multiple people independently made the same Mathematical discoveries, and how they made them in different ways. For example, Newton and Leibniz both discovered calculus, but further development of calculus in Britain was held back by the rigid adherence of British mathematicians to… -
Re: This poll brings some good news for Labour and Starmer – politicalbetting.com
Tory Labour crossover is inevitable. The Tories aren't in Government any more. Labour are, and are shite. -
Re: The betting markets are so far unmoved by Starmer’s speech – politicalbetting.com
It could also be a spectacular result of delayed maintenance leading to a catastrophic failure. It could well have been a drone launched from nearby to the oil refinery. It wouldn't be the first time. -
Re: As time goes by – politicalbetting.com
Agree. Just not sure most people have much left over for a shares isa. Esp as a lot of it will be a deposit for a house. Not sure it’s lack of education. -
Re: A Bridget too far? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: These are the figures of a tired ten year old government – politicalbetting.com
Stop picking on me ya big bully. You vote for him if you want to. I reserve my right to consider Burnham to be an entitled idiot. He took a low shot below the belt and ended up on his arse. Quite probably dead on his arse. No one is going to donate their seat after his conniving performance over the last week. I suspect… -
Re: Soon we could see the Tories fifth in the polling – politicalbetting.com
Is it "usually" and "might be expected", especially so early after the incident? -
Re: Will this impact Reform’s chances in the Senedd? – politicalbetting.com
I don't think I implied any such thing; and I said at the end that I've only got his side of the story. Which is all I've got to go on. -
Re: Tactical voting may not be Farage’s friend – politicalbetting.com
Isn't Burnham just setting himself out as a sage? His words may be unwelcome now, but Starmer's unpopularity and the shiteness of his Government will grow - that's about the only growth he is likely to achieve. That means in a year or so Burnham can look forward to Labour opinion catching up with him, and everyone saying… -
Re: Andy Burnham’s passed from rising hope to Liz Truss without any intervening period whatsoever
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Re: If there were an election tomorrow the Tories would be banjaxed – politicalbetting.com
Finland - two years from start of negotiations to membership. -
Re: I have just one question to these MPs urging Burnham to challenge Starmer – politicalbetting.com
Any chance the UK can supply us with some Canadian goose hunters? We really need them here in the Seattle area. -
Re: The public are clear about how to deal with Russian aggression – politicalbetting.com
I was amused how the news was saying he was “on manoeuvres”, this is a dirty great ticker tape parade with bands, dancing girls and circus elephants, not manoeuvres. They played his pitch from 10 years ago and it I sounded like one of those naff montages the BBC do whenever Wales are playing in a Six Nations match where… -
Re: Reasons why Brits won’t vote Lib Dem, number four will shock you – politicalbetting.com
The long way to say they're a terrible idea..💩 and a total abuse of government power who are supposed to serve us, not the other way round..🧐