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Re: Voter suppression could work for the Tories – politicalbetting.com
Someone's been watching For All Mankind (whose scientific adviser seems steeped in NASA lore from around the mid 1980s and little beyond that?) and taken its plot as a serious business plan. -
Re: No we Khan’t? Could the unthinkable happen in London? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A Lost Decade – politicalbetting.com
Fair amount of bollox in there, we are prisoners as London based parliament will not allow Scotland to be free to make decisions. No matter the English party elected Scotland has no vote, total waste of time voting for MP's. -
Re: A new dawn has broken has it not? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Trigger points for Sunak – politicalbetting.com
Mine is from 2014 but sadly has just had its last Android 11 update (via LineageOS). Unfortunately Google has stopped Android 11 suppport after only 3 years and later versions are hard to backport on to old phones as various bits of hardware support have been removed. All very annoying as the phone is perfectly functional… -
Re: Sunak’s legacy – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Welcome to Gilead – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Why it’s not the economy, stupid – politicalbetting.com
They would spin it as preventing the US military building a base in the Levant -
Re: Transhumanism – politicalbetting.com
Perhaps he could get a spot on Dragons’ Den after the election? -
Re: Scotland wants change – politicalbetting.com
It publishes a lot of very good pieces. So in answer to your question, no it isn't. -
Re: Labour’s vote is becoming rather efficient – politicalbetting.com
I don't know much about the Suez crisis; it's not something I've ever studied, and I find it too depressing to read widely on it voluntarily. My understanding is that the USA was so furious at the UK, France and Israel's action without consultation that it threatened to sink the pound. Instinctively, I feel we should have… -
Re: For bar chart aficionados – politicalbetting.com
Presumably he’s going to scour the malcontents from his party? -
Re: It’s the local economy, stupid? – politicalbetting.com
When I was a kid, my dad took me to Mousehole (in Cornwall) to see an old friend. I was excited because I'd seen the film, and Mousehole featured. Sadly, the friend was not as old as I'd hoped. The next time I was in the Mosuehole area was on my coastal walk. I came across a man trimming a hedge on the coastal path. He… -
Re: Jesus, Mary & Joseph, and the wee donkey – politicalbetting.com
Beware the Spam Trapper @GIN1138 🤣. Men less brave than I have spent many moons in its clutches -
Re: What Did It Know? When Did It Know It? – politicalbetting.com
Hopefully their weapons have more structural integrity than their infinitives. -
Re: Have I Got News For You – politicalbetting.com
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Re: An unpopularity contest – politicalbetting.com
Dr.Foxy - Two points: First, In some US states, including my own Washington, judges are elected. (It's not entirely satisfactory, since they can't campaign in the usual way, but if judges can make laws, as too many American judges do, it's better than nothing.) Second, federal judges must be confirmed by the Senate. If the… -
Re: The sum of all Keirs – politicalbetting.com
Either the IDF is a highly competent and technologically advanced military deliberately targeting aid workers and civilians, a bunch of cowboys bombing anything that moves in Gaza, or so useless that they mistook an obvious aid convoy for Hamas. At least those defending them are consistent in regard to nationality - no… -
Re: Oh dear, Rishi looks like a limpet – politicalbetting.com
yet an ex minister said today it was bits and bobs and only 40 million -
Re: Why the local elections could bring some temporary respite to Sunak – politicalbetting.com
Mrs T used to like getting the locals out the way to see the lie of the land, and then call a general quickly after?