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Posts (Contributors) | 11 (4) | 723 (35) | () |
May 2017
8:42pm, 26 May 2017
11,092 posts
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Chrisull
Hmm Labour are doing a Hilary Clinton and getting vote share wrong - EVEN assuming that vote share correct, they are wrongly assuming it is evenly spread and translates evenly into seats. It doesn't apparently current patterns (which are bad for Labour in marginals) equate to a 112 seat Tory majority. You have been warned.
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May 2017
9:10pm, 26 May 2017
12,515 posts
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Fenland (Fenners) Runner
Why warned? Does anybody actually care. What will be will be.
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May 2017
9:18pm, 26 May 2017
7,494 posts
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Duchess
If we didn't care, I very much doubt we'd be posting in this thread. Even if it does result in the strangeness of Jambomo agreeing totally with Binks. |
May 2017
11:28pm, 26 May 2017
11,094 posts
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Chrisull
Binks usually talks a lot of sense unless you get him talking about dead Austrian geezers ;-).
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May 2017
10:23am, 27 May 2017
7,429 posts
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Binks
You mean like Erwin Schrödinger? I think he said you can simultaneously agree with someone and disagree with them |
May 2017
1:06pm, 27 May 2017
15,137 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Hmmm, I notice Theresa May being disingenuous, oh no, lying again. She says JTAC has decided to lower the terrorist threat, but a couple of days ago she was saying the government decided to raise the threat level. hmm making political capital Theresa, very poor, very poor indeed. |
May 2017
2:10pm, 27 May 2017
10,467 posts
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richmac
We appear to be off critical terror alert. Guess armed police wandering around wasn't the 'strong & stable' the government thought the voters wanted. |
May 2017
3:00pm, 27 May 2017
3,985 posts
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Doctor K
It's because they cannot sustain 12+ hour shifts for very long especially for firearms officers.
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May 2017
8:48pm, 27 May 2017
170 posts
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Grast_girl
I'm glad they're being given a break either way, although it is rather worrying that we don't have enough police (and firearms officers) to maintain critical status for even a week. I'm also not entirely happy that it's even allowed for firearms officers to do 12+ hour shifts, but then they let junior doctors and other critical people do it, so I shouldn't be surprised. |
May 2017
12:40pm, 28 May 2017
10,477 posts
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richmac
Yep. What we have is firearms officers who are fatigued patrolling the streets. As we know you make all your best decisions when really tired. Just remember who the home secretary responsible for this was when you cast your vote. |
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