Brexit, for once some facts.
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Are you a candle stick fan Oyster? Look at the fourth candle stick from the hard right edge, see how it could not close at the top of its range but instead half way down the range. Next day it tried to go up to that level again but could not reach the previous days high. Indicates lots of selling pressure, traders would have been shorting the pound when it failed to reach the previous days high. Good money to be made here but its much harder to do in real world rather than writing about it on a forum. Unless you have some inside information of course then that makes things a lot easier.
10 in binary represents a value of 2 in decimal, come on flecc. Any mathematician knows a sentence saying " 10 is 2"..is wrong...
In binary OG was out by a factor of
1010.....Sounds even worse.
I’m not troubled by them, nor looking to blame someone else for my referendum decision.
I was right to vote for remain ,now the thing to do is Walt for the consequences of Brexit to bite
Labour will be out of office for an extended period of time if they don’t shift more to the centre. I think Tony Blair is the only Labour PM to win a GE in something like 45 years. It will be another 45 if something doesn’t give.
Metaphorically speaking, wealthy, posh southern luvies are knocking on the doors of northern working people and saying, “you are poor, you aren’t coping, I’m here to bestow help upon you.” Have you any idea how patronising, demeaning and insulting that is? There is no wonder Labour heartlands have turned Conservative, it should be no surprise.
All people want are a few opportunities, Corbyn is offering them charity and stolen goods (PAYE tax raid, theft of second homes, confiscated schools, confiscated investments, charity internet).
Johnson is closer to offering what these people want, opportunities to work, earn, save and invest.
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I don’t want Brexit to happen, but it’s going to. I’ll have to deal with the consequences.
Those with a negative attitude always fail. They remain static, complaining.
Flecc was not talking about that - he was referring to the fact that you said Labour's share of the vote had gone down by 2%.
Facts suggest otherwise.
Hmmmm. Post number 68,249 you said:
"the Labour party lost just 2% of it's voters"
Which bit am I reading incorrectly?
Total Labour votes 2019: 10,292,354
Total Labour votes 2017: 12,878,460
How is that a 2% drop?
Walt For Consequences sounds like a medieval jouster. Unless you meant
"wilt for consequences"??? I hope not OG.
Thats a 20,1% drop. But doesnt take into account the 1.6% few overall votes. Told OG all this...
No idea where his 2% came from.
The odd thing about Labour electing leaders is that being in contention normally puts you out of it. Corbyn was not in running last time.
I think they will go for a complete newcomer. No previous arguments with McCluskey. No affiliation to remaining or ref2, oh and a female from outside London, preferably from ethnic minoriry.I wonder who that makes my favourite...
What a comic you are. and what an advert for the Adam Smith Institute that specialises in playing both sides against the middle to profit from disorder they generated.
I had read that that was the percentage who had actually voted Conservative and it seems it was wrong.
Never mind it gave you something to moan about eh?
Happy now?
Why does my choice induce this childish response?
"Who are you to contradict the Anointed One?!
I don't need your permission to state my choice.
Just vote for the Conservatives, you have made it clear you prefer them any way, so why whinge about a party you have no time for?