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I climbed up Table Mountain a couple of times. Still have fond memories of the place. It seems the politics has changed a fair bit, not so safe now.

most of that money is not spent on administration but transferred to poorer member countries. We are getting back most of that money by having better access to their consumers. We sell more goods and services to them than if we were out. I can go into details how we do that if you need proof.

Fact check: Source: FAO. Most of the world forests (>95%) are now actively managed, mostly by government agencies. The main problem is the reduction of biodiversity, not so much deforestation as in the last century.

the TSDZ2 can only use with Tongsheng LCD: VLCD4, VLCD5, VLCD6 and XH18. They are programmed to speak the same protocol. All the TSDZ2 are fairly quiet, a little quieter than the GSM and BBS01 anyway.

their movement, like Occupy in London back in 2011-2012, demanded social justice and direct democracy, attracted a lot of hangers on and lasted 8 months the Gilets Jaunes will continue for months to come but their number has largely reduced, down to about 30,000 on last Saturday. I reckon today...

I watched BBC QT last Thursday. Diane Abbott was too slow to respond, that's all it was. Her opponent panelists, Rory Stewart and Isobel Oakshott, were 10 times quicker and also a lot more articulate. Instead of letting the whole thing die, Diane Abbott's complaint makes her weakness even more...

mostly by preselected panels then phones or emails.

the way they set up the dataset, profiles, number of respondents, the responses, the confidence margin etc are all explained in the PDF link that I supplied. It's accurate to within the indicated margin. Poll of polls as done by John Curtice has smaller risk margin, thus more accurate. What is...

remain was up to 15-16 points ahead when David Cameron called the referendum. However, a couple of days before the referendum, John Curtice was on TV saying it was too close to call. The result confirmed his status as political polling guru. Polls are generally correct. The momentum was with...

ComRes poll: if there was a People’s Vote tomorrow then Remain has moved into an eight point lead on 54-46 per cent. https://www.comresglobal.com/polls/sunday-mirror-voting-intention-and-brexit-poll-january-2019/ datasheet...

No, they've been doing that poll every month for a long time. Labour and conservatives were neck and neck last month. TM's scale of defeat may have influenced voters. This is the chart up to the new year: https://www.opinium.co.uk/our-thinking/election-polling-centre/

you could have said the same about TM in June 2016. We are in a very strange situation. We know more or less where each and every MP stands on brexit, how they would vote, and yet, nobody knows what parliament is going to do.

Opinium poll shows current intention of voting: Labour comes into lead. Labour: 40% Conservatives: 37% No wonder JC wants a GE!

he stopped defending brexit though.

what charts? At the moment, the Leave camp seems not to find the right message.

Tillson stopped supporting leave some time ago. Haven't you noticed?

dead what? most of them could do with an electric bike.

you answered your own question. Just ask them.

You should read about anti-dumping duty on the pedelec forum. You are likely to be caught in the trap. The rate is 87% anti-dumping plus about 20% for countervailing value duty (anti-subsidy duty). 20% VAT is then added on top. Forget about importing it directly. I have to assemble all my bikes...

surface water is no problem, it's the salt content that eats the aluminium and steel inside. You can't see the corrosion from the outside. Only when the motor seizes, you open it up and spend a day removing the rust, all the alloy surface inside looks like Swiss cheese. That's after only about a...