Month: May 2014

UKIP and the EU: What now?

May 26, 2014 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

It is not just in Britain that an anti EU party has topped the poll. In France too, but all across the EU anti parties of right and left have gained ground. This will shake the project to its foundations and stop in its tracks any further advance towards federalism. Yet because of the unwieldy […]

Hitler’s First Lady

May 21, 2014 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Were the British offered peace terms in 1941, which would have set all Western Europe free of German occupation? Who knew about this? What did Churchill do?  Read my explosive novel Hitler’s First Lady to find out! In Paperback RRP from £7.99 and in Kindle from 92p. US $ and Euro equivalents. Amazon.uk Amazon.com  

More Book News

May 21, 2014 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The Judas Cross Downfall in Downing Street Two Spooky Mysteries (A Gift of treason and Stanislaw’s Crossing) Using the latest technology it has been possible to re-introduce new paperback editions of my back catalogue, out of print for years but still around second hand, so now readers can acquire these titles at very reasonable prices. […]

Gove and Clegg at War

May 11, 2014 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Oh dear! This is not good. Fights between government and opposition are a required part of the Constitution, but public fights among members of the Cabinet are a no no. We have to remember that this is a coalition government, so we are told, and they may not always see eye to eye. Perhaps not, but […]

Euro Song Contest

May 11, 2014 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

It is very disappointing for the talented Molly Smitten-Downes not to make the top five as predicted by many. Her initiative, her performance, her creativity and her talent, as well as the choreography of her act, deserved a much better points total than she actually achieved. The forty points she did get were a reflection of […]

UK House Price Surge: Carney’s Big Test

May 10, 2014 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

As this blog has warned time after time, rebuilding the economy on the back of a surge in house prices will be to guarantee another crash. Government ministers are rejoicing at the increasing forecasts of economic growth, putting the UK ahead of almost everyone else, while heedless of the warnings of almost every single forecaster that there […]