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Re: Could an Aberdeenshire hotelier become our Prime Minister? – politicalbetting.com
Yes - he was riding two suitable horses (gaming and Defence Exonomics professionally), and puts quality first. A lot of people to DD listen in bed aiui. It's interesting that his style is quite like Perun's in that the key is minimising video-editing time to allow more content work and background research. They both… -
Re: When will Rachel Reeves cease to be Chancellor? – politicalbetting.com
Putin is also not stupid. He would not have fired pointless tactical nukes and risked the annihilation of his country. -
Re: Your regular reminder that 2 plus 2 doesn’t always equal 4 – politicalbetting.com
The merger isn’t trivial because there are a lot of things which hang on NICs - move the rates around now (gradually) - Start a process to align the bands - Commission a study to figure out where teller links are and how to replace them That’s probably a 3 year process but then the next chancellor can merge them -
Re: The Danny Kruger effect – politicalbetting.com
The event got cancelled. Locals suffered. That was because Natural England objected. It is Natural England's fault. -
Re: Nobody is willing to sacrifice themselves for the King of the North – politicalbetting.com
If I were younger and had more courage this is definitely something I would get into. The Western public don't understand how big this is nor how rapidly its developing. Just like underdeveloped countries leapfrogged landlines and went straight to mobile phones, drone tech can enable smaller countries to perform the… -
Re: The challenge for the Conservatives – politicalbetting.com
In the last few months I have met two old -now ex- friends separately who said they supported Tommy Robinson. One from advertising one a hairdresser. I couldn't believe it nor understand it. In both instances it felt like the Day of the Triffids. I can't describe how angry it made me or how shocking I found it. But it led… -
Re: Why you shouldn’t sign up to Corbyn’s new party – politicalbetting.com
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Conquerors-Portugal-Forged-Global-Empire/dp/0571290906 b -
Re: Joyous and civic update – politicalbetting.com
We can not use GPS much of the time in the East of Estonia because of Russian interference , but the identification of the inbound targets doesn't use GPS, but ground radar, both Estonian and Finnish. In these encounters, NATO prefers not to use missile lock-on because that gives away frequencies and other information.… -
Re: My 100/1 tip on Ed Miliband is looking good – politicalbetting.com
I have known plenty of Evangelical Roman Catholics and Catholic Evangelicals, where the first is a modifier. Typically it is when someone is loyal to their tradition but wishes to emphasise different insights. -
Re: The public want Danny Kruger to trigger a by-election – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sir Ed Davey is the most popular GB wide party leader – politicalbetting.com
Whole process from sending out taxis for them to years in 4* hotels and then letting any tom dick or Harry stay and giving them houses , benefits etc etc and then let them pour extended families in. An idiot could not make it up. -
Re: Labour’s little local difficulties: The Welsh edition – politicalbetting.com
Yes they are. I haven't. It is as regards the EA but not the GRA. I have. Get back to me when you've clued up. -
Re: Bridget Phillipson needs to channel her inner David Cameron – politicalbetting.com
Twas always the case. One man's rights can be viewed by others as abuse. Then there is gaming the system. I have posted before that there are so many layers of legislation, to reset the system is almost Augean Stables level of effort. So it gets kicked into the long grass - or brought out by the Daily Mail to provide… -
Re: Ed Davey, not winning here? – politicalbetting.com
One for anyone here with kids studying engineering: https://x.com/mercedesamgf1/status/1967984900570788027 Mercedes F1 team offering industrial placement roles for 2026. -
Re: First poll has Powell leading Phillipson by 17 points – politicalbetting.com
That's not going to happen. Apart from anything else, there's a 20bn potential Rafale deal on the line (which might also serve to help draw India away from Russia). -
Re: What shall we do with the drunken sailor? If you’re Danny Kruger, join them – politicalbetting.com
I think that it would be unwise and could really backfire on them because voters don't like being denied political choices or being manipulated in this way. -
Re: You were working as a waitress in a cocktail bar when I met you – politicalbetting.com
Means little though when the CDU and SPD are in government and combined their totals are well ahead of the AfD -
Re: The game’s afoot as Burnham wants to be the new Lord Home – politicalbetting.com
That Trump had so many young voters turning out for him last year, was due in no small part to Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA. It’s a huge grassroots organisation of the sort that doesn’t exist on the Democratic side nor really in the UK. -
Re: Is Andy Burnham about to become the favourite to succeed Starmer? – politicalbetting.com
The odd part of this media narrative was the near silence on Tommy's march on the Sunday front pages. Maybe they felt it had worked too well. -
Re: Lucy Powell is now the favourite to win the deputy leader race – politicalbetting.com