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Big twist in the Iranian president crash. Looking more and more like it was the result of sabotage by a rogue Mossad agent called Eli Kopter Iran has released a transcript of the cockpit recordings: Pilot: We might have to try an emergency landing on that mountain. Copilot: On the mountain?! What i...

Indeed.

You’ll never guess what the throwaway sentence about “spouse objections” means in practice, by the way Go on….. Currently a person who is in a marriage with a person who comes out as trans can exit the marriage before the person is legally recognised as having “changed sex”, on the grounds that a s...

Absolutely damning. And yet the silence from the usual suspects on the left that have fully thrown their lot in with this mental ideology is deafening.

Hoover Attack wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 2:41 pm

Dunners wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 11:09 am I've never had pie and mash.

Liquor?

if she insists.

I've never had pie and mash.

Isn’t that a little bit of a wordier way of saying “the poors have got HD ready tellies, and they’re still complaining”? Not in this context. And, just to remind the viewers, the context is this comment: " Any countries making a success of this way? " You see, what this comment insinuates...

Helicopters, thick fog and mountains, tend not to mix too well. Still, the speculation and conspiracy theories are going to be wild.

[##] Good point. Things are - for now, at least - better than Victorian times, I guess. So, you're in agreement that the post-war capitalist settlement has been a relative success, in that it has delivered the greatest benefits to health and wealth to more people globally (both in relative and abso...

Things could be about to get interesting.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-m ... t-69035051

[##] Any countries making a success of this way? All of them. Ask your ancestors at any point in human history if you're in any doubt. Good point. Things are - for now, at least - better than Victorian times, I guess. So, you're in agreement that the post-war capitalist settlement has been a relati...

*not counting post-2008.

Hoover Attack wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 2:45 pm

Long slender neck wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 10:58 am Any countries made a success of "another way"?

Any countries making a success of this way?

All of them. Ask your ancestors at any point in human history if you're in any doubt.

Finally, a bit of clarity on what donations have been used for.

Corbyn. Of course. It was never going to be anything else, was it?

https://www.politicshome.com/news/artic ... tion-88744

This board is the Labour Party. The other board is We Are Collective, I Can't Believe It's Not Better, the Greens or something.

Are you familiar with the idea of a Motte & Bailey argument? Might want to look that up Yes. I believe its a fallacy rather than an argument. I'm not arguing religion with anyone. It's for the weak minded, mentally ill and easily led and their conception of what they place their faith in. It's ...

Yeah, but we haven't had the "Corbyn's Labour would have won if was wasn't for those pesky centrists" double-down yet.

He's constantly making promises that he can't deliver on. His argument to that would be that he's now rowing back/breaking promises that were previously made, and that he's doing that before the election and not after . Therefore, whatever promises are left by the time of the election, we can be co...

He's constantly making promises that he can't deliver on. His argument to that would be that he's now rowing back/breaking promises that were previously made, and that he's doing that before the election and not after . Therefore, whatever promises are left by the time of the election, we can be co...

So what are the costs? Maintenance Evictions Mortgage if more than rent or no tenant Vacancy periods Litigation costs Bad debt Professional fees Insurance Mortgage ( which, if applicable, is a cost regardless of whether rental receipts are forthcoming) Stress and inconvenience (assuming you're a re...

So what are the costs? Maintenance Evictions Mortgage if more than rent or no tenant Vacancy periods Litigation costs Bad debt Professional fees Insurance Mortgage ( which, if applicable, is a cost regardless of whether rental receipts are forthcoming) Stress and inconvenience (assuming you're a re...

So what are the costs? Maintenance Evictions Mortgage if more than rent or no tenant Vacancy periods Litigation costs Bad debt Professional fees Insurance Mortgage ( which, if applicable, is a cost regardless of whether rental receipts are forthcoming) Stress and inconvenience (assuming you're a re...

Admin wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:49 am As an investment model, BTL was always reliant on low interest rates and continued rental growth. Many BTL landlords were working on pretty tight margins to start with.

Correct. It only work if the base rate doesn't begin with a number higher than 3.

Because the link between rents and earnings has now gone beyond breaking point. Many BTL'ers have been caught out be interest rate increases, maintenance costs and loss of tax incentives. It's just no longer viable as an investment. Rent money is no longer covering their costs? Not if you have a mo...