You don’t have to run fast until somebody has seen you.
Launching from an internal bay must also present differences.
In that case the Tories will win in 2022 as well.
Did anyone else experience the ‘Urgent Chrome Update Virus’ as a result?
I’ve often wondered whether knocking on doors does any good. Usually my mind has been made up at least a month in advance.
There’s more chance of Corbyn being replaced by Daniel Craig at this late stage. Corbyn isn’t one for stepping aside in case you haven’t noticed. After the election is another matter.
Got hacked apparently.
Only in that the President elect is a strong supporter of the EU.
But if they’d had someone like UKIP running the leave the EU side, how many of the non-voters would have voted?
Macron promised to reform the EU. We’ll see if he delivers on that, my money is on not.
Because it is better to be safe than be trumped.
Their advantage is a tissue, a house of cards. In the real world beyond such superficialities they have nothing in the bag. Absolutely nothing – apart from a compliant media and a convinient foreign enemy. Both could evaporate, leaving them with nothing to say. In unspun policy terms Labour have all the cards – simply by being in opposition to an austerity government. So they use what they have – ‘everybody hates Jeremy’, filthy foreigners and any PR machination they can apply – like this sad use of illness as political capital.
LOL. Did you see the local elections? Labour got murdered. Conservative gains everywhere, England, Scotland and Wales. You only need to conspire to change the status quo but they don’t.
Meanwhile, a centrist victory in La France suggests the EU will live to fight another day.
I can’t understand why people claim the French elections as a success for the EU. Nearly half the electorate either didn’t vote or entered a blank ballot, and 35% of those who did were so desperate to leave the EU that they voted for the French equivalent of the BNP.
Nobody needs to interfere to insure Corbyn and Abbot don’t win. All they have to do is exactly nothing. Why would the Royals or any other Tory interest risk snatching defeat from the jaws of victory?
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Labour wins huge majority in local elections after Diane Abbott counts the votes
Labour local elections
Labour is expected to gain more than eighty million seats after Diane Abbott was asked to count the votes this morning.
Speaking in that breathy, slightly creepy way she has, Abbott declared a huge landslide for Labour across the country – with the Conservatives and SNP facing ‘complete wipeout’ based on her figures.
“Thanks to Diane’s remarkable command of mathematics, Labour have swept to victory with well over 100% of the vote nationwide,” we were told.
“We believe that the birds of the air and the fishes of the seas came forth to cast their vote for him; it’s the only way her maths can be correct.
“She says now we’ve seized the country she’ll be working up her calculations on how we can turn the observable universe into nurses and policemen for 40p each.”
When told that Labour had actually lost, Diane said she wasn’t one hundred and eleventy billion percent certain of the actual numbers but she was confident events would prove her right.
The EU are bullying. I’ll bet even you can’t figure out where that £100bn figure comes from.
So you believe the Royal family are Tory agents?
It isn’t the only initiative they’re involved in. They come up with initiatives all the time.
The petition on mental health has been strong and constant for some time. I know because I get e-mails about it from Change.org. So has it ever occurred to you that just maybe the royals decided to raise the issue, and maybe the government responded to that? It’s not like the Conservatives need to play complicated games to win this election, all they need to do is not say or do anything totally ridiculous within the next 4-5 weeks.
The one that said volume, talks about moving from 40km to around 100km in engagement range. Now clearly if we take the volume difference there it’s 15.625 not 3.
https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/terminal-velocity-9972/
As Smith points out, the BVR environment is also expanding, as heralded by the emergence of the Russian Vympel’s long-burn R-27RE (AA-10 Alamo). Traditionally, the BVR engagement has gone out to around 40km (22nm). The next generation of BVRAAMs will push the engagement envelope to around 100km.
This one mentions range. It also mentions AIM-120B but then the person who writes them hasn’t changed the AIM-120 range since 2003, so may well think the current RAF AMRAAM is still the B.
http://www.newsdeskmedia.com/Images/Upload/PDFs/raf-air-power.pdf