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Want to Get Into Cryptocurrency? BurstCoin is the Way Forward

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Burstcoin is easy to mine, all you need is a pc and some hard disk space. Unlike other cryptocurrencies, where you have to use multiple graphics cards and use up a tonne of electricity, Burstcoin is green and efficient.

The sheer beauty of Burstcoin is its simplicity, you just download the Burstcoin wallet and plot your drive, and you’re good to go.

There are loads of resources for beginners, and a very friendly forum for anyone asking for help. When you’re starting off to mine, you will need to join a pool, there are many around.

The official Burstcoin site

When Bitcoin first started, the miners mined every day and were laughed at by people who thought they were mad, however looking at the price today those people who got into it at an early stage are the only ones laughing all the way to the bank.

Burstcoin is a once in a lifetime chance to get in there right now. Don’t lose out by waiting too long, as the difficulty of the algorithm will rise and it will steadily get harder.

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Let’s look at the benefits of Burstcoin

  1. Green – minimal electricity used
  2. Easy to mine
  3. No expensive hardware, graphics cards or processors
  4. Great support on the forums
  5. Market cap rising daily as more people start using the currency

The benefits don’t end there, Burst has a very active asset market where users can obtain assets, trade them or simply receive dividends from their assets.

If you have spare hard disk space, or have purchased external hard disks, what have you got to lose? Make some money now by mining Burstcoins and before any time has passed, you too could be in the league of some Bitcoin owners today.

Civil War: Trump 37 Votes Away From Not Becoming President

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GOP insiders reveal what’s really going down with the electoral college.

“The founding fathers thought long and hard about an emergency brake when they came up with the electoral college. That’s why Trump is going to get a nice surprise when 37 electors block his presidency. No one thought that Trump would win, but now he has, we have other ways of blocking this nutcase from becoming president. Sure, it will go to Congress afterwards, and that’s when we will do the same,” a GOP insider revealed on Tuesday.

What would the consequences of such an action be? Well, there are multiple scenarios, however it is safe to say there would be civil war, martial law declared in most U.S. cities, and most certainly the national guard on the streets.

Obama, could very well be America’s last president, as predicted by a blind gypsy woman somewhere in Eastern Europe a few years back.

Theresa May’s Secret Guilty Pleasures Revealed

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One can imagine the leather clad aspirations of Theresa May gone wild in the dark dank depths of Number 10, a place where she charges a fair price to overworked Cabinet ministers and lonely single white male politicians in their sixties.

Your imagination can run wild, but what if some of it was real, like it actually happened?

There are secret rooms and chambers in 10 Downing Street, possibly accessed by pressing a well worn  dusty copy of Spycatcher in the library, or by turning a certain brass knob 34 degrees to the left.

At midnight, the strains of Motley Crue’s song Girls Girls Girls emanates from one of these dungeons, and if you listen carefully Mistress Theresa May is whipping someone very hard.

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And after the frenzied whipping sound ends, the groans can be heard.

Nicky Morgan is going to have to be very careful of what she says next time to the the papers.

The taste of fresh leather, expensive, and sweaty exudes a sultry seductive side to the PM, as she adjusts her whip, and calls for the next recipient.

Experts: You Can’t Have a Brexit Without Brexiteers in Charge

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Hammond’s EU-centric Brexit would favour Brussels, especially with free movement, and would increase migration exponentially into Britain’s borders.

Because of Theresa May’s dilly dallying within the first six months of her gaining the role of prime minister, and also her appointment of key Remoaners into the Cabinet, many plots to thwart Brexit flourished including a court case with EU-centric judges presiding over a nonsensical charge brought on by foreigners, and anti-British citizens.

On all fronts, there are multiple attacks to halt Brexit, and due to the current Cabinet having little or no Brexit output, there is little cause for addressing the will of the people. The House of Lords, is a cesspit full of unelected bought-for cronyistic peers intent on destroying anything that even mentions the word Brexit. There is little or no chance that any Commons Bill would ever pass the Remoaner base of the Lords.

The key point for voting for Brexit was to control migration into Britain to a sustainable level, unfortunately, because of Theresa May and her duplicitous diversional political stance, and indecisive nature, there is little hope of halting EU migration in the future, especially if the Hammond transitional plan is implemented.

On June 23 2016, 17.5 million people making up 52% of voters voted to get out of the EU, to take back control of our laws, of our sovereign status, and to limit migration into Britain. These people who voted, who were assured by parliament their vote counted have been betrayed, and so has democracy within the United Kingdom been betrayed, by pandering to the EU, and to Remoaners at every turn, the weak Theresa May and her Remoaner centric Cabinet are nothing to do with Brexit and unless something happens drastically in the future, there will never be a Brexit as prescribed by the general populace.

When all else fails, the country may very well fall into discontent, into violent expression for their disenchantment of what they thought was a democracy. Nationwide civil unrest will break up the UK into many factions, and there could be decades of violent street clashes as people fight for what is right and what they voted for.

By betraying the will of the people established on a democratic vote on June 23, 2016, it is not only elected MPs who will lose their seats and constituencies but the economy will suffer as well. How many years of civil unrest can the government deal with, as people fight in the streets, escalating into open warfare on all fronts?

Defying the will of the populace is a dangerous game, but if Remoaners wish to play, then they should be ready for the uprising after their treacherous attempts at derailing Brexit are unearthed for all to see.

Klopp’s Team

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Adam Lallana helped Liverpool to become second in the table during as his team beat Middlesbrough 3-1 earlier this December. Lallana was a real star of the game. Watching the game and witnessing the outcome it became clear that: Jurgen Klopp is a tough manager as he wasn’t afraid dropping Loris Karius, despite his great attitude and faith in his former goalkeeper. German player’s poor form started to effect the rest of the Liverpool team. Karius hadn’t made lot of mistakes on a field but it was the time to let him go. Moreover, Liverpool manager plans adding to his team new players. Best possible options are: Jose Gimenez, Uruguayan defender, Jonathan Tah, Jairo Riedewald and Jamaal Lascelles of Newcastle. All these players able attracting new fans to the real life games or making online bet UK.

Another obvious thing that team’s manager admits is that Liverpool FC is not strong enough and Klopp struggles to cover for injured players – Philippe Coutinho, Daniel Sturridge, Emre Can and Joel Matip. From the other hand attacking midfielder for Premier League club Liverpool is getting better and proves his importance to Liverpool.

Latest rumours suggest that LFC is interested in Brazilian teenager Thiago Maia and apart from Liverpool 3 more clubs are interested in promising player – Monaco, Schalke and Napoli.

Liverpool FC doesn’t want to lose Philippe Coutinho, therefore is about to offer him a new £150,000-a-week deal in order to avoid landing him to Manchester City and Barcelona. The Brazilian player was in amazing form and provided 5 assists in 13 Premier League appearances, before having his ankle injured. Coutinho signed his contract 18 month ago but Klopp wants to make him one of the best-paid players at the club. Klopp reported that Brazilian player is improving a lot and manager feels positive about his future in LFC.

Jurgen Klopp worked with some of Europe’s greatest talents; among them we see names of Robert Lewandowski, Mats Hummels and Marco Reus. Today he adds one more name in his list – James Milner, the former player of Newcastle, Aston Villa, Leeds, and Manchester City. This player referred to as football-smart with good instincts and speed.

LFC fan survey

Apart from transfers and analysing flaws of the last season – global fan survey is launched by Liverpool Football Club and its main aim to find out what is working well and what is important to fans. Also it is important identifying areas that can be improved. The process began last month by meeting fan groups, journalists, stakeholders, etc. The next meeting will take place on January 22. The minutes will be published on the LFC website. The global survey of the Supporters’ Committee will be available next year.

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Six Year Old Child Explains Biased Article 50 Court Case

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Even a six year old child could see the biased court case attempting to thwart Brexit yesterday.

Day Four of Biased EU-centric Lawyers and Judges Paying Themselves Vast Sums of Money

The six year old said: “This is incredible there are seven lawyers against one stuttering government lawyer and that’s not including the EU judges presiding.”

Whilst playing with some toys the child then went on to say: “Hmm, I understand we have a lawyer for Wales, and they overwhelmingly voted to leave, but lookie here, he is undermining the government as well. Wow. That’s a real surprise.”

The most disappointment however came from the no wigs policy.

“They’re not wearing wigs. Waaah! Why aren’t they wearing those white powdery wig thingies?”

Another tantrum ensued..

Article 50: Published List of MPs Who Voted Against Will of the People

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Yes, the MPs had a little vote in parliament today on the premise of triggering Article 50 by March 2017, and yes the Remoaners lost, however one very important disclosure was not mentioned — the names of the treacherous MPs who tried to thwart the will of the people.

Who are these snivelling cowards, these treasonous imps who dare to try and halt one of the most important, all encompassing votes in recent British history?

Each one of these people should be named and shamed, put back on the streets where they belong — not in parliament. They have gone against the will of the people who voted on June 23 2016 and sought to deny democracy.

Even though some reluctant Remoaners voted with the proposal, they still voiced their opinion in a moaning off kilter tone, more or less resembling the sound of a cat being strangled, cue Anna Soubry, the Tory MP for Broxtowe.

The usual suspects we know of course, Kenneth Clarke, a deluded alcoholic has-been who dismissed the EU referendum, one of the most important democratic votes in recent British history, as an opinion poll. Then we have the Greens, the SNP, LibDems and an assortment of unnamed Labour MPs numbering 23, and of course the treacherous Scots.

Here they are:

If you are a constituent of one of these people, and voted for Brexit, there should be some indication that they will never get your vote in the future and will lose their place. Unfortunately, nothing can be done about the 51 SNP MPs, apart from sending them a rotting haggis.

We will never forget your names.

The 89 MPs who voted AGAINST Brexit
CONSERVATIVE – 1Ken Clarke (Rushcliffe) 

LABOUR – 23

Rushanara Ali (Bethnal Green and Bow) 

Graham Allen (Nottingham North) 

Ben Bradshaw (Exeter) 

Ann Coffey (Stockport) 

Neil Coyle (Bermondsey and Old Southwark) 

Stella Creasy (Walthamstow) 

Geraint Davies (Swansea West) 

Jim Dowd (Lewisham West and Penge) 

Louise Ellman (Liverpool Riverside) 

Chris Evans (Islwyn) 

Paul Farrelly (Newcastle-under-Lyme) 

Mike Gapes (Ilford South) 

Helen Hayes (Dulwich and West Norwood) 

Meg Hillier (Hackney South and Shoreditch) 

Peter Kyle (Hove) 

David Lammy (Tottenham) 

Chris Leslie (Nottingham East) 

Ian Murray (Edinburgh South) 

Barry Sheerman (Huddersfield) 

Tulip Siddiq (Hampstead and Kilburn) 

Angela Smith (Penistone and Stocksbridge) 

Catherine West (Hornsey and Wood Green) 

Daniel Zeichner (Cambridge) 

LIBERAL DEMOCRAT – 5

Alistair Carmichael (Orkney and Shetland) 

Nick Clegg (Sheffield Hallam) 

Tim Farron (Westmorland and Lonsdale) 

Sarah Olney (Richmond Park) 

Mark Williams (Ceredigion) 

GREEN PARTY – 1

Caroline Lucas (Brighton Pavilion) 

SDLP – 3

Mark Durkam (Foyle) 

Alasdair McDonnell (Belfast South) 

Margaret Ritchie (South Down) 

INDEPENDENT – 2

Natalie McGarry (Glasgow East) 

Michelle Thomson (Edinburgh West) 

PLAID CYMRU – 3

Jonathan Edwards (Carmarthen East and Dinefwr) 

Liz Saville Roberts (Dwyfor Meirionnydd) 

Hywel Williams (Arfon) 

SNP – 51

Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh (Ochil and South Perthshire) 

Hannah Bardell (Livingston) 

Mhairi Black (Paisley and Renfrewshire South) 

Ian Blackford (Ross, Skye and Lochaber) 

Kirsty Blackman (Aberdeen North) 

Philip Boswell (Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill) 

Deidre Brock (Edinburgh North and Leith) 

Alan Brown (Kilmarnock and Loudoun) 

Lisa Cameron (East Kilbridge, Strathaven and Lesmahagow) 

Douglas Chapman (Dunfermline and West Fife) 

Joanna Cherry (Edinburgh South West) 

Ronnie Cowan (Inverclyde) 

Angela Crawley (Lanark and Hamilton East) 

Martyn Day (Linlithgow and East Falkirk) 

Martin Docherty-Hughes (West Dunbartonshire) 

Stuart Blair Donaldson (West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine) 

Marion Fellows (Motherwell and Wishaw) 

Margaret Ferrier (Rutherglen and Hamilton West) 

Stephen Gethins (North East Fife) 

Patricia Gibson (North Ayrshire and Arran) 

Patrick Grady (Glasgow North) 

Peter Grant (Glenrothes) 

Neil Gray (Airdrie and Shotts) 

Drew Hendry (Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey) 

Stewart Hosie (Dundee East) 

George Kerevan (East Lothian) 

Calum Kerr (Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk) 

Chris Law (Dundee West) 

Angus Brendan MacNeil (Na h-Eileanan an Iar)

John McNally (Falkirk) 

Callum McCaig (Aberdeen South) 

Stuart McDonald (Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East) 

Anne McLaughlin (Glasgow North East) 

Carol Monaghan (Glasgow North West) 

Paul Monaghan (Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross) 

Roger Mullin (Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath) 

Gavin Newlands (Paisley and Renfrewshire North) 

John Nicolson (East Dunbartonshire) 

Brendan O’Hara (Argyll and Bute) 

Kirsten Oswald (East Renfrewshire) 

Steven Paterson (Stirling) 

Angus Robertson (Moray) 

Alex Salmond (Gordon) 

Tommy Sheppard (Edinburgh East) 

Chris Stephens (Glasgow South West) 

Alison Thewliss (Glasgow Central)  

Mike Weir (Angus) 

Eilidh Whitford (Banff and Buchan) 

Corri Wilson (Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock) 

Pete Wishart (Perth and North Perthshire) 

 

An Interview With President Donald Trump

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Daily Squib Exclusive

I flew into NYC four days ago and was immediately surrounded by some large burly characters at JFK airport, they asked if I was here for Trump, gulping nervously, I said yes.

The limousine ride was pleasant enough, especially with a glass of champagne and hors d’oeuvres. Certainly a change from landing at the miserable grey facade of Heathrow and getting on the tube to go home.

Trump Tower is an amazing place, once inside the atrium, you are struck by the sheer opulence of the garish gaudy surrounding decor, it looks cheap, but it isn’t. I was taken into the lift and have to say the elevator music was some of the best muzak I have ever heard, I literally wanted to bang my head against the wall but instead started to sweat profusely as the floors went by, until finally, ding, we were at the top floor, the suite, the penthouse, the palace of Trump, the gold leaf encrusted jewel of New York.

The Italian marble floor was shipped from the finest quarries in Italy, and the chandeliers glistened like thousands of diamonds, maybe they were, who knows? On the wall in the main room was a portrait of Trump wearing what looks suspiciously like a cricket jumper and trousers. I didn’t ask, as Trump was not here yet, instead I was told to sit on a faux Louis XIV chair and wait.

One thing I had not packed for my trip was a pair of sunglasses, because when the sun streamed through the window, the gold leaf, gold paint and faux gold furniture gleams with such intensity that it literally blinds you. This place was heating up rapidly, and my sweat not only from nervousness, but from the heat of the sun on the gold was burning my skin. Maybe this is why the Donald has a permanent orange tint to his skin colour, but through the haze I finally heard a door open and a clumping of shoes upon the lavish thick carpet towards my direction.

 

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Trump: So, you’re one of the assholes in the Daily Squib? Gave me a hard time with all your bullshit! (smiling)

DS: Er, yes Mr Trump, that’s our job, we were just keeping you on your toes, remember bad press is always good press, unless it’s the murder kind of course. Thanks for agreeing to the interview and major respect must be bestowed on you for coming through all of that to become president.

Trump: You like my place? It’s the Sistine chapel of New York, the Versailles of Manhattan. (at that moment, Trump lets off a large fart, but continues smiling)

DS: The gold everywhere is very classy, it reminds me of Dubai, or some other Arab lounge. You sure know your stuff Mr. Trump.

Trump: Call me the Donald, or just Don, or Donny, that’s what my pals call me.

DS: Sure thing, Don. Is it okay if I call you the Teflon Don? Shall we get started?

Trump: I just ate a burrito, so excuse me, this Mexican greasy food affects my bloated gut. (lets out a burp)

DS: What’s your favourite war movie, this is the question I really wanted to ask, because I can imagine you at home at night, bored out of your mind, then thumbing through your vast collection of war movie DVDs.

Trump: Boy, am I that transparent? It’s as if you hit the nail right on the head. I love watching war movies all the time because it relaxes me, war is the best, just the noise, the camaraderie, the whole shabang. My most recent watch list includes the Band of Brothers series, wow those Airborne boys sure were the best, and of course anything with Patton in it, you know Battle of the Bulge, and the film about his life.

DS: You attended military school for a while?

Trump: Pa, sent me to the New York Military Academy over in Cornwall-on-Hudson when I was 13, he said it would make a man of me, and it did. Head of class, I would make those cadets shine their boots like no other and learned a lot about all things military. Soldiering for me though, it wasn’t my style, too much hard labour, suckers work. I like the tactics, strategy stuff and looking after your company though. I was destined for great things, and I knew it, but soldier work was not for me.

DS: I’m not going to mention your Nam service, but I am going to say, you like war.

Trump: War! I fucking love war. Business is war. Love is war. Without the fight I ain’t alive. I love to fight and most of all I love to win. We’re going to make America great again. I’m going to make sure of that and let me tell you, we’re living in wartime right now, economic war, terrorist war, what they did to us in 911, that was the beginning of WW3. They started it, I’m gonna finish it.

DS: Who started it?

Trump: The Arabs, the Muslims. After my presidency they will bow to us, sheesh and not like Obama bows down to the Sheiks and Saudi goat herders. That’s all they are, if they didn’t have oil they would be herding goats. When I’m finished with them, they will be back to their beginning, in the sand, you know with a tent and some goats.

DS: What about China? What are you going to do to them?

Trump: China? China can kiss my big fat white ass. We’re going to teach China a lesson in manners, we’re going to teach those thugs that Uncle Sam is the boss, and not some Commie yella bastard who thinks they can play with our currency, dictate to us on trade, and bully Taiwan. You know when I took the Taiwan leader’s call the other day, I reassured her, I said I don’t like to see a dame in distress. We got your back darling, and let those Chins make the first move, we’ll send them back to the Stone Age.

DS: There are so many problems to solve, you are not a young man any more if you don’t mind me saying.

Trump: My wife keeps me young, that’s all I am gonna say.

DS: What about ISIS?

Trump: They’re a footnote in history. We’re teaming up with Putin to clean those roaches off the face of the earth.

DS: But that means you’re helping Assad, and Iran.

Trump: What the hell are you talking about?

DS: Well, by teaming up with Putin, that means you’re fighting with Iran and Assad who are being supported by Russia.

Trump: Lemme consult Mad Dog about that one. (scribbles a note on a pad)

DS: Your new Secretary of Defence, General James ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis. What’s he like?

Trump: When I say clean house, I mean clean house. He’s the right man to do it. No mercy.

DS: You are a man of action, and after eight long years of Obama inaction, this is certainly a breath of fresh air, albeit with a bit of fear of the unknown. Would you go nuke if you had to?

Trump: Big question. (hands me plate of peanuts) Yes, if I had to, but only in the last resort. Of course, I would like to see all these bad guys made into a glass filled crater, but they told me when I become prez, I gotta go through procedures. I can’t just go and blow people away because I want to, because things happen, radiation and all that. So they got me on a leash, for a while, until I get to know those red buttons darn well. We’re gonna see what happens. Could be the big one, if it gets to that, get in your bunkers, it’s gonna be a fun ride.

DS: Well, many people, especially the elite have recently been building lots of shelters, and when you are president, you will have access to the best stuff, the safest shelter of all.

Trump: I’ve been down there already. They showed it to me, and I said to them, we need more gold plating down there. I can’t use taps without gold plate, can you imagine Melania on a bed that is not covered in gold or a four-poster? There are rules that the Donald has to put out, so they listened to me, they’re on it.

DS: What about the White House? It looks pretty Spartan compared to this place.

Trump: Well, one thing is for sure, Churchill’s bust is coming back. They’re shipping out the Karl Marx that Obama looked at every day. You Brits should be proud.

DS: Yes, that was a huge insult by Obama, but with the extreme left anti-British, that’s what you get. Let us also hope you don’t forget about Britain and that ‘special relationship’.

Trump: Team Trump and Brexit are one and the same.

DS: Yes, but there may not be a Brexit any time soon, especially when Theresa May, our PM, appointed many Remainers in her Cabinet and is stalling every day.

Trump: That’s why I go through the man himself, Nigel, a great guy, he helped me, so I am going to help him. I spoke to May for a few minutes, but she’s a dumb broad who is more interested in her shoes than Brexit.

DS: Donald, returning to the subject of war, would you like to be known as the ‘War President’?

Trump: Roosevelt was a great guy, a real war leader, and I look up to those guys, all I know is I will fight for America. Too many American kids today are little snowflakes, cry babies and emotional wrecks. War is the great equaliser, and I will be putting forward a plan for the draft to be reinstated. Made a man out of me the military. Our kids need to know how to buff up a boot, put on a uniform and be proud to serve. Send them out into the battlefield. I’ll be waving them goodbye.

DS: I’m not sure that your proposal will go down so well, especially with the leftists.

Trump: You know I don’t care. If we have to draft to defeat ISIS, Iran and China we will. Boots on the ground by the million. Okay, you got your last question, make it good, Stormy is about to give me my afternoon massage, and I’m late.

DS: Who is Stormy? (Big silent pause from Trump) Ah, never mind. Well, this will not be so much a question but gratitude for allowing us a moment of Teflon Don time. I know our readers will be eager to find new insights into the greatness of Donald Trump. Thank you.

Trump: The honour is with me. Now take some cigars out of that box, and get the fuck outta here sharp time. I need to grab me some pussy, like yesterday.

 

Champion greyhound Clares Rocket found after kidnap

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The news that superstar Clares Rocket has been abducted from the kennels of trainer Graham Holland in County Tipperary certainly rocked the greyhound community, however the fact that the he has now been found safe and well will certainly be welcome news for both Holland and supporters of the sport. In a story reminiscent of the disappearance of 1981 Derby winner Shergar, the dog’s value is estimated to be worth more than £1 million. The empty kennel was only discovered on Monday morning, with no sign of the greyhound that is generally considered to be one of the fastest and best in recent years.

However, with four men now having been arrested in connection with the abduction, there is every chance that Clares Rocket can still compete in the English Greyhound Derby next year, where is he the 20/1 second favourite with bookmakers Coral in their greyhound betting odds behind Bubbly Bluebird. Having disappointingly suffered an injury when completing his heat in the Irish Derby last year, Holland will be hoping that he can make up for it in England in 2017. Holland is one of Ireland’s highest-profile trainers and has led the training lists for a number of years. Alongside the success of Clares Rocket, Irish Derby winner Rural Hawaii and a whole host of other high class hounds are leading prospects for next year’s classics.

Clares Rocket is undoubtedly Holland’s prized asset however, almost exactly a year ago to the day that the son of Confident Rankin and Lemon Madrid burst on the scene when winning around Shelbourne in 28.35sec for the 525-yard trip. He was fourth in the final of the Joe Dunne Memorial but then won six races in a row in hugely impressive fashion, before surprisingly missing the break in the final of the valuable Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Stake at the track, having been among the favourites in the greyhound betting odds with Coral.

However, he once again showed his class to win all five preliminaries and the final of the BIF Produce Stakes at Clonmel, before running away with the Doire Construction Champion Stakes at Shelbourne. Clares Rocket returned from injury suffered at the Irish Derby to run second in the Night of Stars 550 at Shelbourne before being rested with a tough 2017 campaign in prospect.

Italy Referendum: Going the Same Way of Greece

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There will no doubt be a general election now in Italy, which in effect will determine whether Italy regains its sovereignty from the octopus grip of the totalitarian regime in Brussels, or it continues to limp along as a slave.

This Italian referendum is a positive step in Italy regaining its sovereignty, and democracy if an anti-EU party is elected with the coming election.

We have to however warn the Italians that freeing their nation from the EU will be a hard won task, not only because of treachery within their own ranks, but freeing yourselves from an authoritarian totalitarian entity like the EU is almost impossible.

The Brussels politburo will not only make it very hard for Italy, but they will try and install a eurocrat as administrator to thwart the decision and will of the people.

We have seen in the UK referendum how the treachery played out to flout the June 23 decision led by a minority of treasonous people and their cronies attempting to thwart 52% of voters has played out.

No doubt, Juncker’s henchmen are beginning proceedings to install a Eurocrat into the post vacated by outgoing PM Renzi, a similar stance was implemented on an unruly Greece not long ago.

Unfortunately for the Greeks, they were lied to by the Marxist, Tsipras, who promised the people freedom from the EU on the run-up to election, but subsequently backed down and bent over for the EU after election.

The same thing will probably happen in Italy.