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Brexit Plan: EU Stands Firm

October 8, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

It can come as no surprise to anyone that the Boris plan is hitting the EU buffers, because it offends against all the principles that underpin the EU as a political as well as trading union. It offends against the good Friday Agreement because an all Ireland economy and social order, now enjoyed, will be […]

So Will The Boris Plan Fly? No.

October 3, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The reason the Good Friday Agreement works is because it uses the umbrella of the EU to acknowledge all of Ireland as one country for the practical purposes of everyday life and business. One economy, freedom of movement,  domicile, goods, services, capital and labour. No borders. Two systems of government. One a fully functioning independent […]

Parliament: Shocking Scenes

September 26, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Every political commentator is agreed. None of them have seen anything like the abuse and vitriol of Boris Johnson’s Prime Ministerial performance of yesterday evening. It has polarised parliament, united all elements of the opposition and made any prospect of compromise fade out of sight. The contempt for women and the abusive tone, stoking a […]

New Frigates: This Is Good News

September 13, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The new Type 31 frigates are to be built by Babcock who designed them to be a cheaper and more compact warship than the bigger Type 26, currently in service and under construction. The important thing is that they cost £250 million each, cheap in modern terms for a fully fledged ocean going warship with […]

Boris is not yet Beaten: But Soon?

September 12, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

No Prime Minister in our history has suffered such a string of humiliations and defeats in so short a time after taking office, making the Boris government the laughing stock of the much of the world. Unfortunately to many if not most of us who live under its erratic rule, it is no longer funny. […]

Boris: Scottish Judgement

September 11, 2019 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

This is a very significant moment. Even if the UK Supreme Court finally  rules in favour of the government, it will be on a point of law rather than the issue which offends the majority of MPs and a large slice of the voting public, especially among the young. Boris has not told the truth […]