Rayvin

They're supposed to be neutral aren't they? It's not an internal battle, it's an external one for voters to decide on candidates based on their policies. I mean, I'm sure the establishment does this all the time. But still, it's not good - we deserve an unbiased, uninfluenced choice. It's the same shit New Labour tried to do with Corbyn although done much more competently. By releasing it, it will hopefully mean that the next time around, the establishment candidate will have less natural trust to work with. The more they're undermined, the better.

That's no different to our other politicians saying they're 'friends of Israel' if we assume that both sides are as bad as each other, is it? Except that only one side has the power in that argument and that Corbyn's position has been to try and broker peace, not mindless violence.

Gotcha. Part of me hopes he has something on her you know. In a 'some men just want to watch the world burn' sense, that is.

I was just reading on her Pacific views. Sounds a bit like Obama's Asian pivot to be honest. Not sure there's too much to worry about there? Especially since that was widely considered to have failed.

Manifest Destiny? Seriously?!

The DNC ones were those which demonstrated that the Democrats conspired to keep Sanders out, right?

Thanks for sharing.

They have 2 already man! They just need to win the next 6 games in a row to get there!

Aye, there is that. Surely it's against their principles to not release it if it's serious?

Ashley more or less ended his failed experiment when Rafa came in though, and I think for most of us, that's the important thing - it's almost as if we're in a new era now. If we'd had another useless appointment we'd still be going on at him. Short fundamentally doesn't know what he's doing IMO. No vision for the club at all. I think the Johnson case and subsequent loss of Byrne probably hurt them more than we thought actually, if she was the one running things. Sudden departures of CEOs are never a good thing. The club is tearing itself down of its own accord. I don't think relegation will be good for them as such, but it'll see them back to where they should be.

Possibly? I dunno, depends how long the key is. Does he even have a mobile phone? On the Hillary bit, yeah I thought that too but he seems to be using it because he's concerned about his own life, so he may take the view that while now would be the most damaging time to release it, he loses his leverage over anyone in terms of keeping him alive. Also, it'll not just be about Clinton. The very fact it is makes me nervous about her again though. Fucks sake this election is a travesty.

Absolutely agree with this. Slightly concerned how much Parky and I have been in agreement recently The MSM has had it IMO, but they're lashing out all over the place presently in a bid to retain control.

Ok so I just checked, it seems that many people the world over have downloaded this file with the leaks in it, and when Wikileaks are stopped from making announcements, he issues the key to the file. If that's true, it would explain why they've taken out his internet. But also, if that were true, they'd surely just storm the embassy wouldn't they? If we're talking about things getting this serious?

Although it'd be annoying if Short sells. He's definitely the root cause of their problems.

How good is his dead man though? It looks like they're knocking everything out around him presently...

The new manager bounce is their speciality tbf. If it keeps on like this, Moyes won't make it to Christmas though. If Short has any sense, he'll let Moyes soldier on, accept relegation, and give him the chance to bring them back around. He won't though, he'll sack him and probably try to bring back Allardyce or scramble for whoever gets chopped next.

What do you mean put a stop to them? How have they done that?

Both the Momentum left and the Brexit right are attacking the same thing, just from different sides. The establishment middle. I could not be more convinced that what we're seeing is an ideological assault on Neo-Liberalism despite the fact that most of the people involved in said assault don't know that this is what they're doing.

Fucking hell, had no idea Mourinho was so bitter about him. Will be interesting to see how that plays out next season, but it looks to me as though Mourinho is slipping these days.

Sunderland's relegation is about 5 years in the making, it's mental that they've clung on as long as they have. That said, they're going to throw the kitchen sink at staying up in the January transfer window. And presumably they'll get M'Vila back then.

Yeah they don't seem to think very much of Watmore. Pickford is held in quite high esteem but I reckon they'd keep him no bother. Clattermole would stay. Probably about his level these days anyway. I reckon Rodwell would probably stick with them too Much as they'd hate that. Borini would be off I reckon.

That was it

Palace seemed to have turned a corner now mind. Not sure they'll finish below any of Sunderland, Boro, Hull, Swansea and Stoke.

Oh yeah. What song did we play to antagonise him?

I'm not pro or anti Israel, I just want to look at things objectively. Israel is a murderous state that appears to have embraced Darwinism in its foreign policy approach with its neighbours. I also don't believe in a two state solution. I don't think it'll ever work because neither party wants it to. I think the British and Americans carved up Palestine without any proper consideration of the political consequences, and I think that there was a politically forceful Zionist movement in the UK especially for this. I am aware that a number of shootings were carried out by Zionist terrorists in the early days of Jewish resettlement, and that they eventually became dominant over the Palestinians through force. At least based on the sources I have read. I can't remember the name of the book but I'll post it later if I remember.