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The economic problems of the 1970s were a product of an oil shock. The wage price inflation spiral was a myth peddled to breakup the unions. Low wage growth for the lower income deciles, higher wage growth for the ones who set the wages is the result. Bring back the unions!
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By CharlotteB · Posted
Yes, I saw this on Facebook a couple of days back. Absolutely brilliant! That's one of my headliners sorted 😁 -
By CharlotteB · Posted
Rest rest rest! Resist the urge to do too much. Mine keeps getting partway better then I'll do something daft and set it back to square one. I'm being super careful now and it's feeling pretty good. Disclaimer: not a doctor lol -
By steviewevie · Posted
Well yes Russia could defeat Ukraine over the next few months...Russia has been building and buying a sh*t loads of weapons, and has more people to throw at it, and Ukraine are kind of exhausted and supplies have been cut over the last 6 months because of Reublicans blocking things in senate (under command of Trump apparently). So a push over this summer is expected, and looks like it has started. But Ukraine will now start getting more weapons from US etc so may or may not be able to resist. So Russia push might win and they take the whole of Ukraine, or Ukraine holds them off and then there is another counteroffensive and they push Russia back to its borders, or most likely there is some sort of deal maybe after US election and Ukraine loses some of its land to Russia but becomes a member or closer to Nato. Whether that would be acceptable to Putin who knows. If Trump gets in who knows. Say Trump is in and starts talking about pulling out of Nato or less funds for Nato or whatever, and then Russia take Ukraine, and then start on Estonia, what do european nations do? What does Poland do? Or Germany? Or Putin falls out of a window and some nice guy takes over. We are definitely heading into turbulent times though, Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Gaza, China-Taiwan. All the ingredients are there, and lots more countries have nukes these days. And to top it off we have the possibility of Trump getting into office, and f**k knows what that will throw into the mix. -
If I was putting money down, I'd predict Bradford to be the very likely 2025 destination as the BBC have shown recent form for going to a the newly named "City of Culture" (albeit Coventry was delayed a year due to COVID).
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