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That's exactly what I mean :thumbsup: although Germany have access to US missiles as well. I was also hoping for some armed forces too. Anything really.

I agree that if JC would never use Trident, why have it - complete waste of money if it's not acting as a deterrent. However, as members of NATO, I'm not convinced that we need to own nuclear warheads ourselves, although we'd have to pay for the right to be protected somehow. If I did have a...

It's an interesting question, one that I fully intend to respond to tomorrow - my flurry of posts this evening had given me "iPhone finger": I can feel the tendons in my finger tightening up in an uncomfortable way. I'm hoping this will clear by mid morning.

In a nutshell, some people believe that this is an important question. Others believe that this issue is not a high priority as it is less likely than other problems (e.g. NHS funding, education, etc). These people therefore are less bothered by this question and are happy to ignore it. This may...

Are you being sarcastic? If so, are you implying that the choice is to either be obsessed by nuclear weapons or ignoring them? Can't we find a middle ground, or does everything have to be extreme?

Would you press the Brexit x 10 red button: ANSWER ME!

Never fail to be astonished at the obsession with nuclear weapons.

It certainly has been a strange old week in politics. Maybe the Russians are influencing our election. If they are, they are good. Really good...

I'm voting tactically for Labour. I've found the Tories' campaign very odd and alienating, becoming more so every day. Not a big fan of personal attacks, which seem to be the major tactic here. Just reading about how the Tories strategically edited a video of Jeremy Corbyn condemning the IRA to...

Hi Staly. No, I didn't. I'll check out the tracklisting. Only 300 copies, but I reckon it'll still take a while to sell out...

Don't have access to Spotify: is that Wouldn't Even Know or It Changes, or something else? Thought the first album was ok, but newer material seems stronger.

Some kids having a bit of fun, playing nice guitars, bass and drums and singing a melody over the top. Certainly nothing wrong with that on a sunny day. Were they pretty consistent, or was this easily their best?

I can't really make my mind up about Mac DeMarco: it's OK, never amazing, maybe quite pleasant, but somehow I always expect the next album to be different and better and it's more of the same. I can't actually imagine having a really strong opinion about his music. However, I'm seeing him live...

...and a minimum of one parent or grandparent born in that country?

Well, problem with that is you don't get the first 3 EPs, and you do get the first and third albums. The first album, as I've already said, is a bit lackluster and the third will probe the limits of how much eight minute noodling you can stand. However, you might as well, given the price. I can...

Absolute pleasure. I think we're saying go with Souvlaki and, if you like it, follow up with a compilation of their first 3 EPs. Avoid Just For A Day though - it's dreary.

Well, that one has most of the tracks from all three previous albums. Clearly, that's better value, but the downsides are that it could be overkill plus it strangely omits a key track from Souvlaki (When The Sun Hits) which is many people's favourite track. However, it's a fairly extensive...

I will - thanks!

Couldn't really get into the second; I'll try the first.

:thumbsup: can't remember where I left all my blank CDs though - bought a job lot (25) in anticipation of a load of NSC Secret Santas a few years back.....