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Mr Biden is considered a pragmatist and under him the United States may well prove a more stable and predictable ally to the UK than was the case in the last four years.
Most likely is Mr Biden's priorities will be overwhelmingly domestic - namely fixing America's economy and the Covid crisis. so relations with the UK - including a possible free trade deal - will not be a top priority.
With his roots in Ireland, Mr Biden seems likely support US lawmakers who've insisted the Irish protocol contained in last year's Brexit divorce deal must be fully respected.
This is because of its importance in maintaining an open border on the island of Ireland and, by extension, in safeguarding the Northern Ireland peace process.
In September, just after the UK government introduced the Internal Market Bill which had provisions to override parts of the Irish protocol, the influential Speaker in the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, said the UK could forget a trade deal with the US, if it did anything to undermine the peace process.
For all President Biden's internationalist instincts, there will most probably be no return to America's global interventionism of the past.
Possibly meaning that despite Mr Biden's arrival in the White House, the UK post-Brexit may still have to forge a new role in the world, one that does not automatically slipstream behind US foreign policy.
Republic vs. Democracy: What Is the Difference?
https://www.thoughtco.com/republic-vs-democracy-4169936
Trump and Biden are wings of the same bird. The drama being played out is to encourage support for the digital currency when it's rolled out as it ties in new voting system too.
Do you really believe Biden gives a toss about Ireland?
Why, because it is true, they created a republic rather than a democracy . . Nothing to do with trump
One tree one vote!
That sounds about as mad as Trump logic.
But wasn’t that the reason they created the system so that large populated areas didn’t dictate over the rest of the country ?
In the last five US elections, two presidents have been summoned to office whilst obtaining fewer votes than their opponent.
For example, in 2000 George W. Bush won with four hundred thousand fewer votes than opponent Al Gore. More recently in 2016, Donald Trump became the 45th president with three million fewer votes compared to his opponent Hilary Clinton.
This has occurred due to the Electoral College – a system that mirrors some of the worst effects of First Past the Post used to pick Westminster’s MPs.
https://www.electoral-reform.org.uk/how-the-us-warped-electoral-college-makes-millions-of-votes-make-no-difference/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=ers-email&utm_campaign=blog-roundup&utm_content=ERS+News++6+Oct+2020+D
The question of what will happen if Trump loses the election. "We know that narcissists who fail will lash out. Children will do so literally. Narcissists blame others for their failures. In their eyes, they have often been snubbed. Or the other has cheated. It's not uncommon for them to say the most heinous things about their opponents after they've lost or received criticism.
https://www.uu.nl/en/node/541/donald-trump-textbook-narcissist
Biden, who has Irish ancestry, has made it clear that there will be no agreement on a post-Brexit UK-US trade deal if a no-deal outcome threatens the Good Friday agreement that he holds dear.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/nov/08/boris-johnson-under-pressure-to-avoid-no-deal-brexit-after-biden-victory
https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2020-trump-faces-lawsuits-and-legal-threats/
Despite concerns regarding the health of the two septuagenarian contestants, it's encouraging to note how long they both kept an election going. Chinese influence perhaps?
Because its for-bid-den.
bom ! bom !
I intend to hold until at least 2022,when hopefully things are a bit better for the company and of course gold is only going one way,with the dollar index looking to go below $90 so hopefully the share price will be back above £2 within 12 months or so
Mr tibbles, it is shocking that these are the selected candidates , a country the size of USA and this is the best they got. Gold going up.
Autonomy1 the only other thing I could have added is at £1.25/30 an investment is relatively safe because of the value of the mine, nil debt and $345m in cash.
So unless a 3rd world war kicks off in Egypt it is unlikely that the share price will go below £1.25
Bol
Do your own research.
Quite so Mr Gnome,
Unfortunately the majority of worlds electoral systems are flawed, unfit for purpose or completely corrupt, it's not unusual for dead people votes to still be counted if they died after the submission of their postal vote, it still happens in the UK on occasions.
Trumps claims that bags of republican votes have been lost or stolen is ridiculous to say the least, the ballot box voting slips will have have already been counted and audited under supervision and the bags will have been sealed, numbered and placed in secondary secure storage transit containers by trained polling station officials, whom I feel sure despite what Trump claims are not corrupt or politically biased when carrying out their duties.
The media will always slant the cover of any event whichever way they think will attract biggest audience, it is rather depressing though that Trump has never learnt to conduct himself in a manner befitting his state of office.
Trump has behaved like a spoilt child throughout his tenure of the White House and especially during this election campaign ,also by telling people not to vote because he had already won he should have been disqualified from the running.
Our prime minister remains silent about Trumps inexcusable antics because realises if Biden is elected any US - UK trade deal would be dependant on the Irish border remaining and open and if this happens then the governments post Bexit trade plans are exposed as being unfit for purpose.
It is sad that Trump & Biden two are the best the US can come up as candidates foe the presidency.
Autonomy1 of course the price depends on the outcome of everything.
All we have is “in all probability” that’s why the price is discounted.
You pay your money, you take your chance.
Nothing is guaranteed, it’s the stock market.
Razor
Surely the price will depend on whether the report is good or bad and of course any dividend decision,thus could still go either way
Zimbabwe: New Twist in Rushwaya's Gold Smuggling Case
https://allafrica.com/stories/202011040500.html
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/zimbabwe-gold-smugglers-worked-for-mnangagwas-wife-zrmkpsdtt
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-54480264
Such a pity that those in charge are so corrupt when there are some very decent people struggling to survive!
What a great national sport!
Another "Boozer!"
Great that beer is cheaper than water though!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APXDT9lCyxk
Sorry video link didn't post here it is
Boris liked a drink, or two!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9YnDirqwT4
and Australia (hic, pass the bottle)...
the gnome
Yes Mr T, but of course Boris was not alone. Drinking is a national sport in Russia, Finland, Latvia (etc)
Boris yelsin drunk
Disributive chaos of governments...but there is more....
lets add, endless litigation, corruption, incompetence, emotive spin, plain stupidity, lost ideolgies that have only worked in books ~150 years ago, worked fine between drinks
https://lordsofthedrinks.com/2014/11/06/karl-marx-the-drunkard-who-laid-the-foundation-for-communism/
and that have never worked in the real sober world for some peculiar reasons which escaped me and many others...
great entertainment,