Primarily because we speak English which is overwhelmingly the world's most spoken second language.
That hasn't got anything to do with the point I made. You said we were right to leave the EU partly in response to EU austerity. I'm telling you that the EU has had no hand whatsoever in a Conservative government pursuing an austerity-led agenda for six years.
Any chance the decent Miliband could make a comeback?
I know you've said that before Penk, but I can assure you that neither the business I work for (16bn $ worldwide Corp, UK divisional t/o of £80m+) or any of our competitors buy or trade in RMB it is all dollars. It also isn't requested by or pushed by any of the factories. This may change as a result of today, although being American owned I doubt we'd go that way. At the moment I guarantee you that in the next 6 months none food prices will go up if the £ remains weak.
Deutsch, don't take this the wrong way as it's not meant to be derogatory, actually the opposite, but people like you aren't the norm.
I don't know about Corbyn. I maintain he has more to say to people like me than the likes of Liz Kendall, Andy Burnham would probably have been a candidate who would have been less polarising in the long run and he is a fundamentally decent man, but he ran a terrible campaign. As he's now on about running for Mayor of Manchester it looks like that ship has sailed anyway. I like aspects of what Corbyn stands for, but can I see him making Labour into a particularly electable force? Probably not at this stage, though it depends to what extent the Tories implode.
I didn't vote Labour in 2015 because I don't want watered down Tory policies. If there were an election tomorrow then I might still vote Green again as I feel they most accurately represent my feelings on society and inclusion which make no mistake, are going to be absolutely key areas in the coming years. But I have more chance of voting Labour than I did 12 months ago.
UKIP are going to have to seriously re-invent themselves or they're done now, their purpose has been served. As it stands they have a reputation for producing completely incoherent manifestos with domestic policy that may as well be literally written on the back of a fag packet. Carswell seemed to rule himself out last night.
All you lot going ace the pound was stabilised its all well need your bumps fucking felt. MArk Carney released quarter of a trillion pounds of quantitive easing to stop the shitfest today, But hey all be proud of yourselves.
I think ukip are far from done until an 'exit' in whatever form is negotiated. the difference now is that ukip will be perceived to have delivered for people and so would be trusted to give a view on any exit. after all this is an endorsement of farage more than anyone. this would never have happened without him nor picked up sufficient votes without him. if brexit doesn't resolve issues for people I imagine he'll be there to pick up some of the pieces, esp as he's still considered an outsider to the Westminster set.
As massive fans of sovereignty and being fundamentally opposed to unelected people making decisions which impact on the running of a nation, surely they can only send Carswell up to have any input
Let's say we get to 2020 and exit hasn't been fully sorted, or many of the reasons for an exit still exist (they almost certainly will), then fine, people might still find appeal Farage appealing - well, it takes all sorts. But they'd have to approach it in a completely different manner, they aren't going to get elected if they don't have professional manifestos which don't contain outrageous claims that are disprovable in about three seconds, they have previously had the central promise underpinning everything that they will campaign for a referendum AND then campaign to get us out of the EU - which clearly has/had electoral appeal, but it's gone now. They can't promise that now, it's gone, it's done. If you read all the non-EU stuff in their 2010 and 2015 manifestos I challenge you not to have a literally jaw dropping moment, they're works of comedy rather than serious politics.
Obama tried to scare us, making false threats. We didn't listen and we were right not to.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2016-36622706
What? He's not said anything new in that article... In fact all he's ever said is that we won't be giving the UK any kind of glass slipper on trade.Obama tried to scare us, making false threats. We didn't listen and we were right not to.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2016-36622706
The vote is done. Is there any chance you can pack this bollocks in?
I think most is tongue in cheek.