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I think that Trump has given Z enough chances. Problem is that Z appears to think he can dictate to the US and everyone else. JDV mentioned he has never thanked anyone for the huge assistance. Then Z said thank you and in the next breath promptly asked for more. One problem here is a lot of...

Yesterday's farcical Ukraine summit in London It was as I said it would be, a total waste of time. All a publicity stunt for Starmer. Banners outside announcing the "summit" on the 2nd March in London. Only a select few of the EU leaders, so all of those excluded now asking why. The so called...

Who are the unaccountable and unknown people running NATO?

Some are asking if Zelensky has ordered his yacht yet. But being a President is clearly a better paid job than a comedian, even if you're not very good at either. Regarding his later day Castro look. Maybe Zelensky should ask Starmer how he gets his free suits and glasses from a party donor...

It was refreshing to see DJT perform at the Zelensky meeting in the White House on Friday 28th February. No smarmy, wokey double-speak, trip around the houses meeting. Straight in, to the point, tell it as it is stuff. None of the usual politicians cr*p like "we had a useful meeting that will...

Starmer is off to see Donald Trump on Thursday. I expect that Donald will run rings around him. Starmer, who clearly must have a decent memory, as he's a barrister. But his problem is that he needs to prepare and follow that preparation to the letter. He cannot think on his feet and is not...

Whilst you clearly believe what you are saying. I am saying that you cannot accept everything at face value, particularly from Big Pharma, or governments'. We all need to decide if they are, or are not misleading. DuPont swore blind that Teflon was safe and produced their versions of...

@GaP42 WEBSITE->https://phys.org/news/2020-01-rna-effect-dna.html WEBSITE->https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-covid-vaccine-sweden-study-986569377766 WEBSITE->https://www.science.org/content/article/mrna-vaccines-may-make-unintended-proteins-there-s-no-evidence-harm Of course Pfizer...

Some scanners reduce a page size by a quite a few percent. So not always a good idea to scan scale drawings when it can be a real issue.

I have always store tables in the FE. There are system tables that you do not want your users to change. Or they are tables that you need to control the system. You may have standard groups which if changed would affect operations. Maybe a standard VAT file? You wouldn't want changes to that...

My wife and myself haven't had a single injection of any claimed Covid protection. We are not anti-vaxxers and have been vaccinated for just about everything over the years. As were our children. We simply couldn't understand how a super-duper protection could be created in such a short time...

I never smoked Marlboro because they were in a paper packet. Once bought them but some snapped and others crushed, pointless. Mind you I couldn't associate with a cowboy. Didn't the actor die of cancer, or some smoking related disease? Then Tele Savalas came along in Kojac smoking those thin...

I'll second that KitaYama. I remember in the 70s going into meetings and hardly being able to see the other end of the room. On a 'plane there was bank of seats at the back which were for smokers. Smoking in cinemas common place. My father would puff at his pipe at home and in the car. In fact...

I'm not sure meeting at a church dance could claimed to be a reason for a long marriage. My wife and I met by pure chance at a bus stop and in two years time it will be our diamond anniversary.

I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with religion. Many people take a great deal of comfort from it and I have no problem with it, for that reason alone. My problem, being more than a little beyond agnostic. Is the logic of it all and it's apparent reliance on superstition and man made...

From my experience there is only one thing to do and that is to stop using anything with nicotine in. It is a drug and your mind will demand it for years. I stopped in 1983 and never smoked again. I was told and understood that it would be ten years before the desire to smoke was not there. I...

Maybe that is why some people are richer than others? They get the timing right. But at the end of the day most of life is down to the people you meet and the decisions you make. For want of a description some call it luck? Years ago a young guy in the town we lived in walked into a newsagents...

@Jon #8 "a) you don't know when to pull out" Maybe don't let greed and 'what-if' have too much influence? If you turn a profit fine, then move on. I think that the trouble with things that expand quickly you really don't know why but once they fail you know exactly why they failed. What if...

This is Britain today. (n) DJT would no doubt put an end to this nonsense. Presumably the whole tribunal has a degree in stupidity from the pointless university

@Isaac : Get in early That applies to all pyramid schemes. Maybe create your own and then you're in at the start? Then you're the one of the few that does well out of it and not one the many hoping the people running it do well and will drop a few crumbs down to the hopeful. How much will you...