Month: August 2017

Hess Secrets Revealed

August 24, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

DOWNLOAD OR PAPERBACK FROM .99P    Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s deputy and right hand man, flew to Scotland on a mysterious peace mission in 1941, which has never been convincingly explained, to meet unidentified politicians who wanted to end the war. The truth has been covered up for generations because to reveal it would somehow undermine […]

Brexit Reality

August 23, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The latest papers coming from the government explaining its negotiating position, a revelation both for the UK and the EU, is proving beyond all doubt that the project is incapable of being delivered in the terms in which it was promised and that the mandate authorising it was based on a completely flawed understanding of […]

Afghanistan: Trump’s U Turn

August 23, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The fundamentals have not changed and the posture of this blog remains. It is this. The central government in Afghanistan is corrupt and does not command the support of the whole country. Left to its own devices it would be overthrown. US forces, now largely in an advisory and training role and supported by NATO […]

Another Naval Collision

August 21, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

It is surprising to learn of another collision between a U.S. warship and a cargo vessel in the Far East. Once again it involves significant loss of life among U.S. navy personnel. In the earlier incident serious disciplinary penalties have been applied to several crew members, starting with the captain. We do not know the […]

Gothic Crime from .99p

August 20, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Ideal holiday/travel reading. From departure lounge to beach, two compelling reads with a spooky touch. From .99p download and £4.99 paperback. ($1.29 and $.7.99)          Click Images  U.K.           U.S.  Amazon.com                U.S. Amazon.com  

Brexit Economics

August 20, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

A group of Brexit economists has proposed that a hard exit would actually boost the economy. Their proposition has been widely condemned by other economists. This is the problem with economics. As a science there is no such thing, but as a discipline it is almost infinitely variable. One move this way will trigger consequences […]