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Post by Pete Whitehead on Jul 1, 2024 13:24:06 GMT
You're not exactly sticking your neck out there.. Obviously they can win here. The question I should have thought you are seeking to answer here is whether they will. I do hope you are going to restrict this spamming to the Scottish threads.. TBF I have made predictions on the NI threads which I believe I can substantiate. Check them out, Pete. Also I have been on this site a while and have a good record of political predictions notice ROI for example but equally NI and I have quite a decent knowledge of Scotland gleaned over the years as well as a quite useful knowledge of Europe and global politics. I predicted a gain on the poll. I said I think the SNP can win. IE I think they can win the seat. It's pretty simple to understand it. Are you policing the political analysis as to who can post a prediction or a view on any political thread? I've read your posts on the Northern Ireland threads and take an interest them (less so on ther ROI stuff, simply because I'm not much interested in the political culture there). I'm not policing anything, but there have been instances of other posters being called out for posting a series of 'Lab Gain', 'SNP hold' type of posts on every thread and that this clutters the recent threads feature that many use to navigate the site. Also if everyone were to do it, every thread would just become a stream of repetitve posts of that kind.
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Post by Merseymike on Sept 4, 2024 7:13:49 GMT
Stephen Kerr was a Mormon - did that make a difference?
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Post by Tony Otim on Sept 4, 2024 7:42:47 GMT
Stephen Kerr was a Mormon - did that make a difference? Unlikely- the margin was almost 5000 votes and I wouldn't see this as a part of Scotland where religious affiliation would have anything more than a very minor impact...
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Post by batman on Sept 4, 2024 7:42:50 GMT
very much doubt it.
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