Month: October 2018

Brexit: Government in Turmoil

October 24, 2018 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

It is now impossible to see a way forward or predict what will happen.  On the one hand May declares she is 95% there for a good deal, but on the other she is faced with her own party split in every direction, able to agree about nothing and resorting to the language of gangland. […]

Khashoggi: Trump Not Satisfied

October 21, 2018 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

President Trump’s most recent remark that he is now not satisfied with the Saudi explanation that the journalist died in a fight at the consulate in Turkey, in the midst of a conversation with Saudi officials, was greeted with incredulity across the world. One man fighting fifteen officials? Why were the officials flown in for […]

The War In Yemen

October 18, 2018 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Shocking as the murder of Jamal Khashoggi undoubtedly is and welcome as the widespread withdrawal from attending ‘Davos in the Desert’ of most of the leading politicians from the West including the US and UK is also, it is time to turn the same level of determination to stop the war in Yemen. Up to […]

Zara Vine: Three Way Choice

October 18, 2018 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Using the full potential of digital publishing linked to formatting and uploading skills, I am able to offer readers a choice of book style in the new gripping  Zara Vine Dark Crime Series to suit their taste and mood. This may be a first, so be one of the first buy! Contents identical for all. Click […]

Trump Wants Proof.

October 17, 2018 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

One cannot disagree with the principle of innocent until proven guilty. But the accused has, before coming to trial,  to explain their proximity to whatever crimes they are alleged to have committed. Failure to do so convincingly leads to prosecution. During the trial the principle of innocence applies. In the case of Saudi Arabia, the […]