Month: December 2019

Tony Blair: Wrong Again

December 19, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

In his angry speech yesterday blasting Labour’s election management to bits, this historically discredited prime minister, who has since made millions,  blamed everything on the Corbyn left. He  claims  the road to power lies in a return to his hallowed centre. This reeking quagmire is exactly where absolutely nobody among voters wants any government now […]

Election Aftermath by Party: Labour

December 15, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

To describe the outcome as a disaster for  Labour is not an exaggeration. But to describe it as a calamity is.  In spite of everything Corbyn received 10.2 million votes, which was better than Milliband 1n 2015, Brown in 2010 and even Blair in 2005. This supports the Labour claim that their manifesto was popular. […]

Election 2019: Now We Wait

December 12, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The country is at last voting after a campaign which lacked sparkle, like the turbulent weather and short winter days. The darkness matching the dark mood in the country. Polls tell us to expect more Johnson Getting Brexit Done. They do not tell us what exactly that means nor, having technically set off from the […]

How Far Left Is Boris?

December 8, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Far further left than you think. He is neither Tory nor socialist. He is a populist. Which means he is first about Boris and next about ordinary people. He is from the establishment in wealth and education, but far too maverick to be part of it in the embedded sense. His entire Downing Street machine […]

NATO: Brain Dead? No But……

December 5, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

NATO was set up to confront the Soviets and prevent the Communist superpower advancing West. Stalin had managed to occupy and retain half Germany and all of Eastern Europe at the end of WWII. When the Soviet Union collapsed, its own defence treaty organisation collapsed too. The Warsaw Pact was disbanded. NATO was designed to […]