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Re: The new normal? Reform ahead of the Tories – politicalbetting.com
Let me guess, you give them a USB cable you pulled off the shelf, and they immediately ask you for your mobile phone number? -
Re: The Tory party is the party for traitors – politicalbetting.com
We have to suffer Butcher cumberland and other associated fcukwits, how do you think we northern slaves feel -
Re: Does Kemi need to be more modest and self effacing? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: If Lab doesn't succeed perhaps the voters will turn to somebody other than the Tories?
You need to defuel the rocket, safe the area, fix/resolve/workaround the issue that caused the delay, have more fuel delivered to cope with losses during the process, perform checks again, and only then can you restart the launch process. Going too fast, especially in a new process, causes issues. -
Re: Scottish independence is off the radar says Sturgeon – politicalbetting.com
Rather like Trump1 then. I'd bite your hand off because I think that's optimistic this time. -
Re: How Trump could ensure the UK rejoins the EU – politicalbetting.com
Maybe but as long as most women choose to work full time after having children that will still keep house prices high and two incomes needed for them and add childcare costs on as well -
Re: There’s more support than opposition for Starmer giving the Chagos Islands to Mauritius
It also mandates USA-flagged ships be built in the USA. I watched a vid which argued that this was a big problem for USA ports wrt turnaround times and efficiency using the World Bank's annual Container Port Performance Index He talks about the largest container ships not going to the USA (basically it's China ... Suze ,,,… -
Re: How to make politics better, more lawyers getting involved – politicalbetting.com
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Re: PB Predictions Competition 2025 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Does this 1992 Scottish constituency result presage the next UK general election?
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Re: Will Starmer go full Truss and sack the Chancellor this year? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Law of Unintended Consequences – politicalbetting.com
Think a lot less lawyers in Westminster would be an improvement -
Re: Rebuild, copy or destroy – how should we deal with our cities’ history? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Is Mark Carney the man to defeat the Conservatives? – politicalbetting.com
@rcs1000 I have done very well thank you and worked for 50+ years, certainly have not wrecked the lives of millions of people , sold off all the country's assets , etc etc. She was part of a large team at Lyons and part of a team of lawyers , pretending she invented everything is pathetic and fact she did a few bits of… -
Re: In 2027 will I be writing 'Shortly there will be an election, in which Labour will increase its majo
Well the clubs are free to deal with it how they choose. They can let or bar whoever they like into their jolly hatefests. But it shouldn't be a criminal matter. I am just as defensive about the free speech of utter bellends as I am about the free speech of people I agree with. -
Re: Safety or Freedom? – politicalbetting.com
Jesus Nick Robinson is a trite twat. He’s interviewing Jenrick, who I’m no fan of, and just cannot help trying to be overly clever/confrontational instead of getting information. He was discussing whether there were immigrants coming in from areas who had a “medieval” mindset/culture - and it’s fair to say there are some… -
Re: Never put off until tomorrow… – politicalbetting.com
Most of the US opposition to the Ukraine war is based on the cost of it, rather than taking one side or the other? Really? It's not based on Trump hating Ukraine for not fabricating evidence on Biden, and Trump liking Putin's strong man approach to geopolitics? It's not based on MAGA buying all of Putin's lines about… -
Re: Will the Ayrshire hotelier follow Musk’s lead in renouncing Farage? – politicalbetting.com
Don't confuse 'a discussiion we need to have' with a bunch of racists airing their racism which is what it is -
Re: Not Another One?! – politicalbetting.com
11 and a bit years is stretching the definition of “DECADES”… 😂 -
Re: Will the UK’s unelected ruler take the advice of America’s unelected ruler? – politicalbetting.com
How many MP's from wealthy backgrounds have been gifted Flats in London....erm answers on a Pstcard please. Since this "alleged incident in 2004 when she was not an MP" Shall we start the bidding at 50-60 flats??....