Keir Starmer would do the job very well.Dislike him as much as I do, but Farage, can string sentences together and deliver them.
Keir Starmer would do the job very well.Dislike him as much as I do, but Farage, can string sentences together and deliver them.
Today, 10:45pm - 11:25pm on BBC One Wales
Ibiza Dreams
Series 1 Episode 1
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Category Documentary / Entertainment / Reality / Travel Original air date 2020-06-21
No wonder the Tory party seems to remain the Voter's favourite!
Bizarre that we see this:latest data
Who needs a second wave when we still have the first?
Covid-19 new cases and deaths will remain high for weeks, warn UK health leaders
(The grammar is crap. It is us who will still be counting the dying, those individual people won't still be dying.)Scientists predict 43 to 84 people will still be dying from Covid-19 every day by mid-August
I was have been an ardent follower from the beginning of his career until the first GP this year. I haven't even been bothered to look on Google to see what's going on. Politics should stay out of sport. As soon as they bring it in, I'm no longer interested.This BLAME crap is out of control. I hope Hamilton won’t be making a fool of himself by crawling around on his knees at the Grand Prix this coming weekend. He just needs to focus on making sure the car is facing forwards and that his foot is planted firmly on the throttle pedal. That’s his job and he’s very good at it.
There wasn't really a need to do voter fraud in the USA before. This year will be different. Some are predicting civil war after the election.There's been investigations galore over the months and years in the US concerning voter fraud and the general consensus is it's bunkum. What you have to consider is the size of the population, how many vote and then how many cases of fraud there are, the numbers are there alright but they are miniscule. Look into it deeply enough and you can see for yourself state for state the real figure is very low indeed.
There's probably more fraud going on here during one of our own elections that in the US, it's easier here anyone can fiddle a bit of paper but overall it makes no difference. In Trump's case all he has to do is turn up and he's laughing .. four more years.
He took them by surprise, just like the Brexit vote. In both cases, they thought they had done enough, but in both cases they underestimated the normal people.If they (whichever lot) were that capable of implementing big scale voter fraud, we have to ask:
a) How come DT got in?
b) How come HC didn't get in? Despite get the most votes.
Also, remember that DT himself has used postal voting.
From what I have read, the fraud is currently being implemented by making it difficult to impossible for some sections to vote at all.
There are good historical reasons for their mad system; horse travel over the union was very slow. It became absurd in the early 20th century. First past the post here is bad enough; we have had several governments since the war where the opposition had more votes. At least it means there is a clear 'representative' MP for every constituency (*). The US's electoral college system is completely wrong. It is even more distorted, particularly with some states where ALL college members come from the winner with the small majority. Further, the object of that election is to choose an individual president, not to choose a set of representatives.I'm no expert on the US Electoral system but as I understand it and in simple terms, once a Candidate has enough votes they are elected as President. The final outcome when all votes are counted is irrelevant.
I was going to mention Florida in my post but thought better of it, another can of worms .. or is it nest of vipersThere are good historical reasons for their mad system; horse travel over the union was very slow. It became absurd in the early 20th century. First past the post here is bad enough; we have had several governments since the war where the opposition had more votes. At least it means there is a clear 'representative' MP for every constituency (*). The US's electoral college system is completely wrong. It is even more distorted, particularly with some states where ALL college members come from the winner with the small majority. Further, the object of that election is to choose an individual president, not to choose a set of representatives.
I wasn't in US for the 2008 hanging shard election, but was there through the Florida counting aftermath. An additional distortion of the electoral college system is the power the political governor (**) of each state has in disputed questions.
(*) I don't agree politically with our MP, but he has been excellent at clearing some things up for a couple of friends.
(**) possibly even related to one of the candidates
The price of every single McDonald's menu item as VAT is slashed
Your favourite menu items are probably cheaper than ever before
It might work!Let us all attack obesity. Here's how:
I strongly suspect the advertising budget of DFS (SCS, Sofology, Furniture Village, Oak Furnitureland, Ikea, Lovesofas, etc.) also massively outspends any positive advertising. No wonder so many couch potatoes...Junk food companies spend millions more advertising than preventative health budgets.
Junk food firms’ ad budget dwarfs government anti-obesity campaign spend
Junk food brands are spending close to 30 times more on advertising their products than the amount available for the UK Government’s flagship healthy eating campaign, an anti-obesity coalition claims.www.foodnavigator.com
Infections up by 845 but "the government again today said it would not reveal the death toll". Isnt it great to live in a country where Hancock decide how much we are allowed to know about the deadliest pandemic in living memory.Lots of very poor assumptions behind a multi-wave model. Not least, that even in previous epidemics/pandemics the waves are real and inherent to the disease rather than artifices caused by many factors.
Months ago it was very clearly highlighted that multiple occupancy dwellings was a very significant factor in covid-19. No surprise that the worst issues seem to be in areas with high levels of multiple occupancy. (Not necessarily anything worse than several people of the same family living together. It doesn't need further aggravating factors like bed-shares, etc., to be an important factor.)