Strong and stable leadership

[original PM]

So did your change your mind about your belief that "Britain invented the internet"?

:sigh:

Tim Berners lee - HTML 1990, WWW in 1991

Yes I know the American tech institutes started in the early 60's with ARPANET

So the UK made the internet accessible to non techies then

Is that better? Does that satisfy you

Or did you prefer it when it was just a circle jerk of techies swapping naked pics of each others mum?

[grabri]

He seemed to go a lot easier on May than on Corbyn, and whilst Corbyn tried to answer questions but Paxman wouldn't let him, Paxman tried to let May answer questions and she failed miserably.

Weak and Wobbly.

Paxman was bloody awful, a grandstanding egoist only interested in the sound of his own voice. I also thought he did the labour party an unintentional favour by continuously interrupting Corbyn thereby ensuring at least some sympathy for him while give May enough rope to tie herself in knots.

It's fairly obvious why May won't take part in any live debates!

[original PM]

I think you'll find you're wrong there. May has consistently shown that she is unable to keep her view point for any length of time and will bend whichever way that suits her rise to power. One good example is that she is the MP for Maidenhead which is reasonably close to Heathrow so part of her campaign to get elected as MP was the opposition to a third runway, as soon as she became PM that went right our of the window as she is now in favour of it. How that will play with her constituency in the GE will be interesting...

Right - so as an MP she campaigned for the wishes of her constituents and now as the PM she has to look at a more wholistic picture.

And one of these will be to look at how the third runway would affect the whole of the country as opposed to just those in the close proximity.

That does not sound stupid that actually sounds very intelligent in that as her role has changed she has needed to widen her focus and the way she views issues.

[sasguru]

Or did you prefer it when it was just a circle jerk of techies swapping naked pics of each others mum?

I don't think you're bright enough to be a techie. Otherwise what you do in private is your business.

[shaunbhoy]

I don't think

Tell us something we DON'T know!!

[darmstadt]

:sigh:

Tim Berners lee - HTML 1990, WWW in 1991

Yes I know the American tech institutes started in the early 60's with ARPANET

So the UK made the internet accessible to non techies then

Is that better? Does that satisfy you

Or did you prefer it when it was just a circle jerk of techies swapping naked pics of each others mum?

And what country was that in though?

[shaunbhoy]

And what country was that in though?

Like THAT has any relevance to his nationality.

[darmstadt]

So the UK made the internet accessible to non techies then

Like THAT has any relevance to his nationality.

Not the brightest of a very dim lot are you? Why didn't he do it in the UK then? It was only possible via a pan-European organisation...

[northernladyuk]

You never ask a lady her age.

You ain't no lady.

[Bee]

And what country was that in though?

He thinks that USA belongs to the UK Empire.