@cigarmanstan how are you real Americans feeling about this “impeachment” drivel ? - Our “Boris” is facing the same “commie B’sh*t” with some sort of “crowdfunded” attack on democracy - Hopefully the “Legals” will chop it down - but I await with anticipation !
Now I just forgot the weasel’s name - but I WILL publish when I remember and we’ll see if he gets any more business !
Meanwhile - Even the “POLLS” are being interfered with over here !
-BOY are they sh*t scared ! = Let the Geezer explain !
A good jb perhaps that "T May " is not “Korean” - although her “Ollie” bedwarmer - might just be a candidate for that positition !
The latest polls say they are against it, but I no longer have ANY faith in polls…
Speaker Pelosi has an interesting dilemma; the most vocal part of her Caucus WANTS
impeachment hearings. I think the ONLY thing holding her back are the 33 new "D"
Congressmen that flipped a “R” seat in the last election and gave her the majority. All Congressman
have to run every two years, so they all have to run this cycle(Nov 2020). I would suspect that a good number of these, who flipped the seat in a district that voted for Trump in 2016, have said to her "I could lose my seat to a “R” IF you go ahead with impeachment and make me vote.
Understand that all the Presidential hopefuls from the Senate have no consequences of losing their
seat/chance to be President if they vote yes, which they most all certainly would. Also understand that
IF they get impeachment through the House, it needs a 2/3 majority in the Senate, which it won’t even
get a majority of the “R” controlled Senate.
Hope that is understandable to those that are curious in the rest of the world who are interested in this?
I’m thinking that there is probably not a news outlet in the UK, or the rest of the world, who have taken the time to explain all this?
As a reminder, Bill Clinton was MORE popular after the impeachment vote in the House and the “R” Speaker of the House had to resign.
With Self admitted Marxists (as opposed to “Postmodernist neo Marxists”) Anti our viewpoint, we MUST be on the right track ! Here’s what McDonnel has to say in the Mail online today !
"…Labour’s John McDonnell admits he ‘cries all the time’ as he brands the Brexit Party a ‘stepping stone to the far right’ and BNP and reveals he’s a ‘Remainer at heart’
** John McDonnell criticised the Brexit Party as a ‘stepping stone’ to the far right** ** McDonnell also revealed that he is a ‘Remainer at heart’ who ‘cries all the time’ **
“…The Shadow Chancellor also said the Soviet Union ‘was never socialism’, claiming socialists were the first victims of the country’s brutal regime …”
"…The Shadow Chancellor, a self-admitted Marxist…"
Here is what the Most renowned Psychology Professor and Practicing clinical Psychologist Dr Jordan Peterson has to say about THAT particular delusion !
Five to one - ON ! in Peterborough - with Ladbrookes - ie Bet £5 - Win £1
But you get your stake back so ;
Win £6 - Lose £5 ! in real money in your pocket - When was the last time you saw a “Poor” bookmaker ?
Jeez - I was hoping for “evens” seeing as there are 15 Candidates and All the major parties are sending their “Big Guns” down to “Blow Nigel out of the Water !”
I am fearing that Boris Johnson could become the next Prime Minister of UK. I believe that it is an embarrassment to the people and legislators of UK that they couldn’t find a way to leave EU for about three years. I hope that the upcoming PM will strike a deal with EU.
Thanks @Clint - Branson says all his costs are in dollars - which seems somewhat odd for a supposedly British - however as we know he spends a lot of time on his Private island.
A somewhat more detailed view of what the Bank of England says plus degreees of preparedness of UK and EU can be found here;
The BOE have done sterling work (pun intended) in keeping the UK market on a level keel, their report published yesterday is yet another example of that work.
The central bank are of the opinion that Financial Stability will remain through what they describe as a disorderly exit, but they have a caveat:
Financial stability is not the same as market stability. Significant volatility and asset price changes are to be expected in a disorderly Brexit.
In a disorderly Brexit, a range of UK asset prices – including the sterling exchange rate, equities, corporate and government debt and bank funding costs – would be expected to adjust sharply, tightening financial conditions for UK households and businesses.
(BOE report July 11th)
It is how UK business has positioned itself before any such volatility that is important - I would guess that most are now prepared often by reducing exposure via investment until the outlook becomes clearer.
- What about whips ? 
