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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » It’s Mueller time
Depends how closely aligned you think Trump is with his comic book Fascist erstwhile advisor. 'Former White House advisor Sebastian Gorka suggested Thursday night that if the Obama administration’s Uranium One deal had taken place in the 1950s, those involved might have been executed. “If this had happened in the 1950s,… -
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Re: What Priti and Dom should do next – politicalbetting.com
In all of those the LibDems were in a clear two-horse contest from the outset. The political backdrop has of course been exceptionally favourable - but it hangs on what one might call the Big_G factor - whether all the disgruntled Tories have got it off their chest moaning to canvassers and journalists and once in the… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » JoJo’s resignation pushes the odds on a 2019 referendum to 29%
Hobbit 1 is the fourth in the series as far as the films go and is way too slow and long. The Hobbit should have been made as a single film (the usual rule is 100 pages of book translates into 1 hour of film). Had LotR not been successfully made as three films, it's surely likely that the Hobbit would have been made to a… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » I’m now betting that Brexit won’t happen next March 29th as pl
This is just as fantastical as the rest of the Brexit mythology. Tezza barely kept her job by throwing ons of red meat at the headbangers. If the Lancaster house speech had instead been "No deal, Kent is a carpark, Airbus and Jaguar are leaving and we are stockpiling food" she wouldn't have made it out of the building. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » UKIP is taking far more votes away from the Tories than any
According to the House of Lords, there is no economic benefit for the resident population. http://www.migrationwatchuk.co.uk/briefingPaper/document/269#jump2 When interviewed on Daily Politics, former Home Secretary John Reid said that Labour's Open Door immigration policy had been intended to lower wages.… -
Re: New Ipsos “Vaccine Passport” polling finds strong support across a wide range of activities – politi
What we need to learn, ideally before our strategic review is over, is whether war has been reduced to a slightly less subtle version of Call of Duty run by spotty teenagers a long way from the action or whether there is still room for human beings who can survive more than a few hours on the battlefront. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Do you want to bet on some Robert Mugabe related betting marke
They had a particularly vicious civil war in 1997. I first went to Brazzaville some 5 years later, and the place was still scarred. Had to stay in a small (but very clean) guest house in Brazzaville - Glenys Kinnock was in town with an EU delegation, and they had bagged the best hotel in the city - natch. When I opened the… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Davey slips to his lowest level yet in the LD leadership betti
Be careful what you wish for. The spectre of what seems to be a Tory Manchurian candidate in the form of Rebecca Long Bailey has not been vanquished yet. Should she become Leader of the Opposition everyone outside the Conservative Party and its apparent subordinate Trojan horse group, Momentum will regret that the dull man… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » It’s time to take a Trump presidency seriously – it could h
That drug is controlled (banned from sale to the public) in the US but generally available elsewhere on prescription. But used by USAF pilots on 30 hour stay-awake missions. It's the new speed. Weird. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modafinil Assange has been saying for a while that he's holding something back on Clinton.… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » As the Chequers meeting goes Betfair punters make it a 29% cha
Baby Balloons Battle update.. It looks like Baby Khan is going to smash Baby Trump! In the 3 weeks that Baby Trump has been up he's raised £22,815 In the first 26 hours for Baby Khan he's up to £18,346 I think Baby Khan will take the lead tonight. Imagine winning that battle! -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Last rights? Are UKIP set to revive?
They try to inhabit a place before Protestant and Catholic sects hijacked Christianity. Sulphuric clouds hang over beaches in such a place. Whilst humans hide truths for them to be found, God’s secrets remain hidden until the hours of his choosing. It has been noted by us. As example, the relationship between Britain’s… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Guido’s could be right: George Osborne is a Tory version of
A man has been convicted of preparing to carry out a so-called Islamic State-inspired knife attack on the streets of London. Nadir Syed, 22, from Southall in west London, was arrested hours after buying a chef's knife in November 2014, days before Remembrance Sunday. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35095998 -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The Strange Rebirth of Liberal Unionism
US Democrat VP -- again there have been some mysterious price changes on Joe Biden being the VP nominee. On Betfair you can back him at 600 and lay him (to small money) at 900. Either someone has a fantastic conspiracy theory or a bot is automatically trading Biden, like non-runners in horse races. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Only problem with the Dimbleby tattoo bet is how you’ll pro
Good afternoon, everyone. F1: just a few hours late, the BBC has the Raikkonen story: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/24889383 They reckoned Valsecchi's likeliest to get the seat for the last two races. Probably true, although I've heard Hulkenberg may be free to move (especially if he still hasn't been paid). -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The voters’ misconceptions could win this for Leave
Rather more than a tad I would say - At midday LEAVE were 4.5 to back on the Betfair exchange, right now they are 3.9, that's a huge movement in just a few hours ...... I reckon that either OGH has been back in the market backing them, or there's a mighty favourable poll for them due out any time soon. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Lucian Fletcher on the implications of the dramatic events in
Heart of stone..... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/01/10/day-jeremy-corbyn-slapped-jeremy-corbyn/ "Ever since he became their leader, Labour MPs have been at war with Jeremy Corbyn. In the past 24 hours, however, the conflict has taken an unexpected twist. Now, it seems, Jeremy Corbyn is at war with himself." -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Donald Trump now topping a poll in race for the Republican
Anyway, Labour's 24 hours after George Osborne's trolling in the Guardian are up and it seems highly probable that Labour's reputation for this Parliament has now been set as one that is in a mess on austerity and in a mess on welfare reforms. Whoever takes over as Labour leader will have an uphill struggle to persuade the… -
Re: In the betting, the money goes on Putin surviving – politicalbetting.com
In Bill Bryon's newish book about travelling around Britain I remember him visiting this area of Surrey where he used to live in the 1970s. He said that a lot of the charming old houses had been demolished to make way for tasteless new buildings he described as "Russian Gangster". -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The ORB Brexit tracker continues to oscillate between free tra
Completely OT. A couple of my friends live in upstate New York. They have just had a state of emergency declared and been told not to travel as they are expecting 3 to 4 inches of snow per hour for the next 8 hours. When they were sympathizing with me last week over our snow I thought they were being concerned. Now I…
