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Re: Well this is interesting – politicalbetting.com
They still want everything on a plate. In olden times you had to knock your pan in living in someones spare bedroom or a hovel for many years doing several jobs to scrimp together the deposits needed. -
Re: Trump drops the F bomb as Bibi disrespects him – politicalbetting.com
I watched this after your recommendation and thoroughly enjoyed it. -
Re: Bombing Iran bombs with UK voters meanwhile in America… – politicalbetting.com
I used to have a really good record with getting big flies to fly out, by shouting 'Get out' at them. My theory was that perhaps the sound waves propelled them to the open window. But I gave up that method when my consideration for my neighbours increased. -
Re: Ipsos brings bad news for Starmer – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Who will be Tory leader at the next general election? – politicalbetting.com
She has it right, if you cannot support yourself then F Off. -
Re: The Sunday open thread. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb – politicalbetting.com
Coming back to this one, it looks like classic Reform-o-Gnomics - a small short term benefit to the country in exchange for a cost that will last a generation, with an enormous black hole in the accounts. Is this not straight from the Trump - trickle-up playbook? For example in Trump furiously pointing at BUT BUT BUT LOOK… -
Re: Apologising for Brexit – politicalbetting.com
Have we done Nige policy on non-doms? "Here’s how it works: every high-net-worth newcomer (or returning leaver) will pay a £250,000 one-off entry contribution in return for a stable, indefinite remittance-style regime on offshore income and a 20-year inheritance-tax shield. Crucially, 100 per cent of this contribution is… -
Re: The Challenge for… Reform UK – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Scooby Doo, where are you as Spanish politics is literally going to the dogs – politicalbetting.com
If it's the post I think you are referring to, that particular poster is a PB favourite. I really wanted to comment that I felt the whole idea was disingenuous bollocks, but if I do call out notions I consider unacceptable from this poster I am accused of being an obsessed troll. C'est la vie! -
Re: Boris Johnson has worse net ratings than Starmer, Badenoch, and Farage – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Vox populi, vox Dei – politicalbetting.com
Little Englander roars, stick to your Butcher's apron waving -
Re: Unintended Consequences? – politicalbetting.com
Outlets like Youtube will be the problem, I think. I don't think I have seen a single ad with credibility in the last month. Currently I am being fed one about an investing platform Martin Lewis has endorsed, which the Government is trying to suppress - complete with an interview with him done using AI. And others making… -
Re: America and the UK are standing shoulder to shoulder when it comes to not defending Israel
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Re: Next cabinet minister to go – politicalbetting.com
Not hidden guidance But clear guidance that these situations are very difficult and often accompanied by mental illness and there should be a high bar to undertaking a prosecution -
Re: Will we will see Nigel Farage’s rumba this parliament? – politicalbetting.com
yes doing a trade give away and grovelling on his knees before the Orange one are really important. Gave Trump a £20 and got a £10 back , what a negotiator. -
Re: FINALLY! – politicalbetting.com
This. 2022 was indeed glorious, and also fantastic as we got rid of that useless lying oaf Johnson. -
Re: Improving public services, Labour’s best hope? – politicalbetting.com
Still, all planes will be flown by AI soon. Nothing to worry about, nothing at all... -
Re: An apology to Doctor David Bull, Reform’s new chairman – politicalbetting.com
The parade fiasco proves the utility It only happened because the French know how to do it... -
Re: Three years is a long time in politics – politicalbetting.com
It doesn't feel altogether relevant how many people pass through Leeds Station. It is a single station and one would expect the money spent on it to be less than that spent on a system with a lot of stations and track. -
Re: If Labour wants to win in 2029 they need the UK to become a nation of frozen margarita drinkers
The YouTuber called "Asianometry" springs to mind. He is very good in the field. https://www.youtube.com/asianometry