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Both. And obviously without a survey I cannot say how many. But no councilors have been defeated at an election because of the Ricoh. No demonstrations, no privat JRs. No major protests at all. If people were generally unhappy, someone would have protested. We are in the minority.

John Sharp needs the council in his plans to upgrade the Butts. If CCFC are to play there then CCC have to agree. Until CCC are on board, CCFC have only got the Ricoh as an option. Grendel claims CCFC want 2 + 2 from Wasps, but Wasps won't accept that. If they had the option of the Butts...

The council - who represent all of Coventry and were elected by the people of Coventry to do that. Plus I take if for granted- unless you can show otherwise- that most of Coventry accepted the council's position- there have been no campaigns or marches against the council selling to Wasps. Yes...

People were less happy when the stadium was empty and the council owed 14 million.

Many people want it to be believed that Wasps are in the driving seat because of SISU's bad negotiating policy. The reality of that is that we have to deal with Wasps whether they are good or bad if we want to play at the Ricoh - a stadium built for CCFC. Pathetic.

Well that is what I mean. Even if you restrict it to skilled workers, they will bring their families. It won't just be the workers. You clown for not catching what I was saying. Pretty sure Astute got that.

Is it true that immigrants as a whole are sleeping on the streets? I don't think a small city of people land on the streets every year - at least not because of foreigners. Houses will be built if there is a demand. What happened here though is that high quality homes are being built by private...

Will these skilled people be allowed to bring their families? What about the unskilled or semi skilled that we need?

I suspect they will reduce the EU budget accordingly. People are not interested- at the moment. Who says the U.K. Won't be paying in in order to be in the single market? Not been decided yet.

And the British occupation force ... and almost all of Europe... What extra state control is involved?

Is that the answer you promised me? So, you mean yes, Cameron is the tosser who scrapped ID cards whilst the Islamic threat continues to grow.

How the hell does having an ID card like most of Europe impede civil liberty? No one asks for my ID unless I get stopped at a traffic control or want money from a bank. I find it useful. I ask for it when I employ people. Why aren't people out on the streets throughout Europe protesting? In the...

Probably not. Have you ever sold a car? Would you get more if you said " it's a great runner" than if you said "it's fxxked actually"?

Why would they do that after taking legal advice? I suspect the advice was to take it as it was the best option at the time.

The House of Lords and the monarchy - and the great repeal act - are profoundly undemocratic. No one is sweeping Brexit under the carpet in the German election- it just isn't relevant. If you voted for that, then I think you made a mistake.

The Weimar Republik was a democracy- until the Enabling Act after the Reichstag Fire. Making Germany great again, making Britain great again or making USA great again as opposed to close international cooperation usually will end in tears. 72 years of peace in Europe partly because of the EU is...

German "we" is "wir". I said "we". ;-) I don't think it is an exact correlation- EU go, Brits get a job.

White supremacists wouldn't- although they use their drivers license as an ID card in the USA. They don't believe in big government or communism ( which they would associate with ID catds ). I don't know about A, but Cameron scrapped ID cards.

You mean most of Europe? We and Ireland are exceptions. We insisted on ID cards for Germans when we were the occupation force in Germany. Are we fascists or Nazis? Of course they are a good thing. Who are the people bleating about mad Merkel not knowing who is in her country?

Who dropped ID cards after the election?