Month: May 2015

Dynamic QE: What Is It?

May 19, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

An idea to stimulate economic growth without further government borrowing. Written in plain English and very easy to follow, this is the only really fresh approach out there to the intractable problems of the UK economy, and it is just beginning to be noticed in important places. Buy! Download only .99p Paperback £2.99 Kindle or Paperback  UK […]

Labour: Losing Its Soul

May 19, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Yvette Cooper, one of Labour’s clutch of leadership hopefuls, believes that the party must be more pro business. The only circumstances in which people vote Labour for business is if the Tories have messed up. Because Labour’s core vote is not among business, it is among the mass of working people at all levels whose […]

Dynamic QE: What Is It?

May 18, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

An idea to stimulate economic growth without further government borrowing. Written in plain English and very easy to follow, this is the only really fresh approach out there to the intractable problems of the UK economy, and it is just beginning to be noticed in important places. Buy! Download only .99p Paperback £2.99 Kindle or Paperback  UK […]

Migrant Crisis

May 18, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

There are now two major migrant crises in flow involving boats. One is in the Mediterranean and the other is in the Andaman Sea. Both involve people fleeing terror, persecution or poverty. Europe is rescuing those it finds but has no idea what to do with the rescued or where they are to go. In Asia […]

Iraq Totters: What Now?

May 18, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Shia Militias are said to be rushing to Ramadi, where Iraqi forces have been routed by another IS advance. This shambles of a failed state is testament to the almost total ineptitude of Bush and Blair when they launched a war on a false premise without an exit strategy or a coherent blueprint for the […]

Labour: Back To Its Roots

May 17, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Len McCluskey, leader of Unite, has warned Labour that it must return to being the party of ordinary working people. Jon Cruddas is calling for a radical rethink as the party faces, in his view, its greatest crisis ever. These two men are saying what ordinary voters are saying. It is no longer clear what the […]

UKIP In Meltdown

May 16, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

UKIP achieved nearly four million votes. For a one man band that is a remarkable achievement. That our democracy is so organised as to deny the party any seats bar 1, when the SNP with one and a half million votes get 56 seats and the Liberal Democrats get 8 for two and a half million votes, […]