darkpagandeath wrote: » The worst part its. All the other countries will set the building on fire and Ireland will be locked in. I wager there is no contingency plan for an EU breakup.
ChikiChiki wrote: » As we have seen with Trump and Brexit, I'd take the polls with a pinch of salt. Saying that, Marine Le Pen will be the next president of France. I have no doubt. That will be more certain if there is another terrorist attack on French soil. Then the EU will collapse in my opinion as Germany won't want to be propping up the smaller nations. Not something I want to happen but wreckless policy has led us to where we are today. Hold tight folks.
sid waddell wrote: » There's a difference between taking polls in a close race with a pinch of salt and thinking they'll be 20 points out. The final poll spread in the US election was about 1 point out from the result. A majority of the polls in the last month of the Brexit referendum campaign showed Leave ahead.
darkpagandeath wrote: » Remember no more single party gov in the UK....
sid waddell wrote: » Please post a relevant reply rather than irrelevant gibberish.
darkpagandeath wrote: » I suggest one reads up about the UK election.
sid waddell wrote: » I know all about the UK election, mate. I was merely observing that your post is written in gibberish, which it is.
sid waddell wrote: » You clearly don't understand how the French Presidential system works, mate. And I note your lack of figures - Le Pen is down 2 points in the latest poll. Le Pen needs to be at absolute minimum 45% in the first round - she's currently on 25% and since the start of October has not got higher than 27% in any poll.
Jimmy Garlic wrote: » The Le Monde poll with a sample of about 15000 wasn't asking people who they would be supporting in the runoff when it is narrowed down to two candidates. It was a poll that took in all the candidates presented, of which Le Pen is currently in the lead.http://www.france24.com/en/20170120-marine-le-pen-takes-lead-opinion-poll-le-monde-ipsos-france
sid waddell wrote: » Yeah, and unfortunately for you and Ms. Le Pen, there's a run off, and she's miles behind in any potential match up.
vicwatson wrote: » A stay has been put on the order, ACLU took it into court last night. Here's some stats for yis - 737 people killed by falling out of bed :D....only in America
StinkyMunkey wrote: » I'm very confused , what is the obsession with Americans and terrorist, they are more likely to be shot by a toddler than they are a terroist! Why would anyone in their right mind go out of their way to alienate a billion people?!? I always hoped trump was like all politicians and talked bs on the campaign trail, then while in power totally ignore his promises. The Americans have essentially given the real terrorists exactly what they want - more recruits. I wouldn't put it past trump to nuke someone for disagreeing with one of his rants on twitter.
Jurgen Klopp wrote: » Obama bans Iraqi refugees for 6 months in 2011 - nothing said Trump bans refugees for 4 months to enhance the vetting system - THE END IS NIGH!!!! :pac:
StinkyMunkey wrote: » I wouldn't put it past trump to nuke someone for disagreeing with one of his rants on twitter.
Il Fascista wrote: » Ashley Judd was right, Hitler is back :pac:
Jurgen Klopp wrote: » Obama bans Iraqi refugees for 6 months in 2011 - nothing said
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Hilary took the Saudi money with no questions, RTÉ forgets this.
Walter H Price wrote: » Liberals are just throwing their toys out of the pram all together, i have to say iv lost allot of respect for allot of people in the last few months swallowing the chicken little crap being churned out by the mainstream media... the sky is not falling down , repeat the sky is not falling down.
topper75 wrote: » "Sky is fine - status quo to largely continue into the coming years" doesn't shift copy, or 'get clicks' in modern parlance.
pilly wrote: » For all those people who keep repeating the chant that Trump was democratically elected so he can do what he likes, how would you feel if he decided that no Irish could enter America? Simply being elected does not give anyone free reign to do whatever the hell they feel like. As he soon found out when he had to back down on letting people who already had a green card back into the country. He can not break the law or trample all over people's human rights simply because he was elected by idiots.
Walter H Price wrote: » i dont think you have the human right to live in whatever country you like , he's is not doing whatever he likes he is carrying out the will of the American people , the people who elected him firstly the republican candidate and subsequently the president of the United States. He ran on policy , some of the keystones of which focused on immigration and border control and he was elected and to be honest he has been on of the most direct candidates of recent times , nobody can argue they didn't know what they were voting for with Trump and vote they did. His ban on immigration from those 7 nations and limiting Refugees is nothing new Obama did it , Clinton Did it , Bush 1 and 2 did it Carter did it , Roosvelt did it (to the Jews in the 40's).I'd rather Trumps approach to Refugees ie an ban and new stronger vetting the Holland's in france that's lead to the Calais camp . His border wall is a good idea , I've lived in southern Texas there's no minimum wage illegals can literally come in and work for a few dollars a day far less then what the average american could afford to live off. some are crossing over and back every day or every few days to work for pittance but that gets them an oK standard of living in Mexico
pilly wrote: » I never said people had the human right to live anywhere but the fact of the matter is that people who have legally applied for and been given a green card and made lives in the USA have the right to return there. Do you dispute this?
Walter H Price wrote: » I've lived in southern Texas there's no minimum wage illegals can literally come in and work for a few dollars a day far less then what the average american could afford to live off. some are crossing over and back every day or every few days to work for pittance but that gets them an oK standard of living in Mexico