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Gavin78 30-06-2016 13:29

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Would anyone mind if we had a new thread on political leaders challenge?

Damien 30-06-2016 13:31

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Originally Posted by Gavin78 (Post 35847158)
Would anyone mind if we had a new thread on political leaders challenge?

Go ahead.

Chris 30-06-2016 13:35

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No Boris! :Yikes:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36672591

Hugh 30-06-2016 13:41

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Originally Posted by tweetiepooh (Post 35847157)
I'd expect all of those to have expertise in their fields but the idea of the exspurt is more often smoke and mirrors.

Economists, meteorologists, IT people, and many other experts have the same challenge as doctors and airline pilots - people don't notice when you get it right, only when you get it wrong.

If you think economic experts get it wrong all the time, your bank account and pension are in serious danger, because the banks, insurance companies, and pension companies all base their work on economists and actuaries forecasts and predictions...

Damien 30-06-2016 13:43

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35847160)

Don't mess with Gove. :erm: Even by political standards that was brutal.

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35847161)
Economists, meteorologists, IT people, and many other experts have the same challenge as doctors and airline pilots - people don't notice when you get it right, only when you get it wrong.

Don't tell me you trust so-called 'pilots'. :dozey: How many times has a plane piloted by the ordinary man, the decent man, the man on the street crashed? Now how many flown by these so-called 'professionals' crashed? Exactly.

denphone 30-06-2016 13:45

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As someone said the other day he is too polarising and would not be able to unite people behind him.

Hugh 30-06-2016 13:45

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35847162)
Don't mess with Gove. :erm: Even by political standards that was brutal.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...06/1.jpg:small

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Don't tell me you trust so-called 'pilots'. :dozey: How many times has a plane piloted by the ordinary man, the decent man, the man on the street crashed? Now how many flown by these so-called 'professionals' crashed? Exactly.

Thank you, Michael....

Damien 30-06-2016 13:48

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35847167)
Thank you, Michael....

awww :(

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...y-the-experts/

ntluser 30-06-2016 13:49

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If nothing else we have heard Theresa May and Liam Fox say they are definitely committed to Brexit. It will be very interesting to see how the vote turns out.

Wonder how the EU feel now!!

Taf 30-06-2016 13:59

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Theresa May has been groomed for the PM post for quite a long time.

RBMark 30-06-2016 14:11

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35847171)
Theresa May has been groomed for the PM post for quite a long time.

She was also a "reluctant" Remain campaigner. As long ago as 2010 she was saying the UK could control immigration without hurting the economy.

denphone 30-06-2016 14:16

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l doubt any of them can unite the party let alone unite this fractured and divided country.

Ramrod 30-06-2016 14:22

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Freedom of movement reform 'on the table' for Brexit talks, suggests French minister as he breaks ranks with rest of EU

RBMark 30-06-2016 14:29

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The uncomfortable truth for the doom and gloomers and those that appear to want Britian to never stand tall is , Britian is an amazing nation. Populated by proud honest tolerant and decent people.

Britian has probably just saved the future of many proud nations, and changed the EU FOREVER and FOR THE BETTER. An in 20 years time I will be proud to say, I helped!

martyh 30-06-2016 14:37

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35847125)
Yep place our faith in mendacious and duplicitous politicians and it will all be fine and dandy in the end.:rolleyes:

You got "word of the day" toilet roll Den ,quite recently your wording is amazing me
:D

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35847161)
Economists, meteorologists, IT people, and many other experts have the same challenge as doctors and airline pilots - people don't notice when you get it right, only when you get it wrong.

If you think economic experts get it wrong all the time, your bank account and pension are in serious danger, because the banks, insurance companies, and pension companies all base their work on economists and actuaries forecasts and predictions...

I think the lack of trust in experts is down to Sky News ,some of the experts they reel out ........:rolleyes:


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