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Re: Punters largely unmoved by J.D. Vance’s recent [redacted adjective] behaviour – politicalbetting.com
More or Less on Defence Spending: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0028kz7 -
Re: Condoning Trump won't be helpful in the UK
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Re: Something to track over the next few weeks – politicalbetting.com
There’s another geographical factor affecting the channel coasts. Geology, currents and longshore drift are such that vast amounts of fine golden sand piled up along the French and Low Countries side, while all the sand was scoured away from the English coast from roughly Portsmouth Eastwards, topped off by Wealden and… -
Re: Punters think Lab’s chances of winning most seats at the GE have improved – politicalbetting.com
The photo of the prostitutes is from the 1989 film Интердевочка about a nurse who is also Leningrad's top prostitute. She quits the game to go to Sweden and marry a client. It's basically the Russian version of Pretty Woman but with a lot more misery and death. Worth a watch. -
Re: Yesterday, February 28, 2025, a date which will live in infamy – politicalbetting.com
That’s unfair. I think what Leon is saying is that his family is more interbred than average ? -
Re: I can’t remember how to write 1, 1000, 51, 6, and 500 in Roman numerals, I M LIVID
English is the best language in the world. Let's keep it that way. -
Re: Starmer’s best day as PM but there’s always a Tweet – politicalbetting.com
Israel and Syria are at war and have been at war for 70 years since Syria tried to annihilate Israel. Attacking your enemy when you're at war is perfectly legitimate. I support Ukraine going into Kursk to put pressure on her attacker and I completely support Israel doing the same. If Syria wishes to end the war with Israel… -
Re: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times – politicalbetting.com
On that one it needs to be as far as possible in the future, to be a constraint on Mr Trump for as long as possible :smile: Can we plan for 2028? -
Re: A Letter To The New German Chancellor – politicalbetting.com
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Re: How Reform can win the General Election – politicalbetting.com
By the time of the next election, AI generated images will be so convincing that it won't matter. -
Re: Ô Canada! Terre de nos aïeux, Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux! – politicalbetting.com
Just a reminder that the Cons likely have no potential allies in the Canadian Commons. Being the largest party will probably do them no good unless they have an overall majority. Why do they have few or no potential allies? Because they are numpties. -
Re: The next Liberal leader – politicalbetting.com
Hmm the poster is building up a history of posting unlikely stories with a certain agenda and no source given. "if true" is usually a giveaway that a poster knows something isn't true (it's not hard to check the facts in this case), but they want to post it anyway. -
Re: Ukraine matters – politicalbetting.com
. First time since WWII that the US has voted with Russia against Europe. -
Re: By-election betting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Meanwhile in Canada – politicalbetting.com
They spent a lot of time and effort on selling Freedom, Justice and Apple Pie. Not that most of us believed. Though they kinda bought into their own brand. And then they voted for Ratner. :) -
Re: The German election thread – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Oh Bobby J, hoist with his own petard – politicalbetting.com
I await work baited breath for William to note the Labour minority government of 2005, shorn of its Cooperative MPs. -
Re: PB Predictions Competition 2025 – The Entries – politicalbetting.com
As I may have mentioned ( :) ) I commute a lot during the week. This involves lengthy taxi and train journeys. Suffice to say some of the taxi drivers are very keen to talk politics... :( -
Re: Why Farage might be next out – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Lib Dems are carving out a strong anti Trump position – politicalbetting.com
