Month: August 2017

More Brexit Doubts

August 7, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Sir Simon Fraser, the former head of the Foreign Office is not a party politician, but he is nevertheless at the centre of what is really going on in the Brexit negotiations. His comments that things are not going well, because of the splits in the government and the lack of clarity about where GB […]

NK Sanctions: Trump Triumph

August 6, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

At last the Trump administration has a breakthrough which will not only restore international faith in America to lead, but will secure the Trump presidency. Few in the world will see this but mark my words, this is a game changer. For the first time for a very long time, America, China and Russia have […]

Brexit: Bank Of England Warning

August 4, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Mark Carney’s downbeat assessment yesterday confirms what everybody knows; the economy is slowing, incomes are not keeping pace with inflation and Brexit uncertainty is beginning to bite. Quickly the Brexiteers rush to the airwaves to denounce the governor whose forecasts, like everyone else’s, are often wrong. Meanwhile growth is picking up in the US, the […]

Free Download: HITLER SECRETS REVEALED

August 3, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Adolf Hitler is reviled as the greatest tyrant in history. Yet behind this well-deserved image, there was a man with personal and political secrets known to very few and almost unknown to conventional historians. This remarkable novel reveals his hitherto unknown connection with England, including a doomed love affair and a secret pact with Churchill. […]

Russia Sanctions: Congress Blunders

August 3, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Congress, now obsessed by the notion of Russia and unable to think in long strategic terms, has acted in short political terms, believing that its stupid sanctions, which an angry Trump had no option but to sign into law, will ingratiate it with voters. In fact most voters are fed up with Russia, while a […]

British Gas: A Broken System

August 2, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The unjustified hike of electricity prices by British Gas is all to do with the inefficiencies of that company and nothing to do with energy costs, which are in fact reducing. What this underscores is that a public utility is a unique entity. It is not like any other sort of business. From the inception […]