Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

You seem obsessed by money.

Unlike you I have no idea how the UK will do post Brexit other than a belief that we as a nation will rise to the challenge.

Even given an impact on our long term wealth as a Country what drives me is the desire to get back our sovereignty.

If the EU is to survive it will need to increase the pace of federalism with more and more power and control going from individual countries governments to a mostly unelected Brussels based bureaucracy.

No no no. i want the people making our laws and policies elected by us.

I don't care who they are as we can always boot them out if they get it wrong.

So I will vote for the party who has the best chance of achieving that and take the hit financially if that proves to be the case.

If I was Scottish I suspect I would be voting SNP just to get from under the English yoke for the same reason.

Theresa May retains lead in new poll taken after Manchester bombing


Exclusive: ComRes poll for The Independent puts the Conservatives 12 points ahead of Labour, despite growing support for Jeremy Corbyn over social care


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Theresa May retains a 12-point lead in a ComRes opinion poll for The Independent – a finding that will steady Conservative nerves after a YouGov poll on Friday showed the lead narrowing to just five points.

Despite growing support for Labour and Jeremy Corbyn, notably over social care, the Conservatives are on 46 per cent and Labour on 34 per cent. Labour is up four points from the last ComRes poll two weeks ago, and the Conservatives down two, but the figures suggest Ms May is still heading for a majority of about 110.



More: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/theresa-may-poll-lead-manchester-bomb-jeremy-corbyn-labour-election-latest-a7758896.html

Martini,

Glad to see you are still one of the "up and at 'em brigade"!

Restores my belief in social cohesion.


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Max,

Although I don't think it is probable, I would like to see another coalition government.

Westminster voting intention:

CON: 46% (-1)
LAB: 32% (-1)
LDEM: 8% (-1)
UKIP: 5% (+1)
GRN: 2% (-)

(via @ICMResearch / 24 - 26 May)

Fred.

I see a coalition as the worst possible outcome, it's a recipe for disaster.

Corby wont win, no chance imo, but I'm not keen on Treesa either, as for the lib/turd faction...lol :-)

GENERAL ELECTION
my prediction of a tory majority of 40/50 is looking increasingly accurate

I reckon it will be twice that but we will have to wait and see

My guess is 50-100. May depend on Wales and Scotland

Less than 30, but still a disaster!

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i trust that fred will be breaking the habit of a lifetime by actually voting for his chosen one to help his prediction come to fruition

i have strong doubts he'll do any such thing

I don't think those certified insane are allowed a vote, and that is the reason
little fred can't vote.

At least those in authority got at least one thing right..

Manuel,

You have doubts?

Miracles do occur.

why would i ever doubt you fred? :-)

Trump putting them in their place , i love it just for Fred's sake...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZNsDX2ygIw

I'm afraid I've completely gone off Boris Johnson now and I think he is just an arrogant tw*t and somone who needs to comb his hair and also button his lip:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3676256/boris-johnson-gets-into-extraordinary-stand-up-row-with-labours-election-supremo-over-jeremy-corbyns-confused-policies/

Sums up the tory party.

I can see Manuel but which one is Hays.

corbyn school days I was their he is far from bright.

nor was richard branson nor winston churchill by school academic standards

and fact he did support the IRA and did drink with Gerry adams can post pictures of him sucking up to the IRA

but they are now in circulation of him marching behind Gerry is mate . do not be fooled
they were very close friends .and he honoured murdering people