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By Martin Cohen “Brexit economics. Facile calculations, based on false premises.” Writing about Brexit in the weeks just before the sad news of the demise of Her Britannic Majesty, the editor of the Sunday Telegraph, Allister Heath, was very clear. Brexit had failed to deliver the promised land. True believers like Jacob Rees-Mogg, the “Minister for Brexit Opportunities”, could cite benefits to Sun readers about how they were now able to step up the power of vacuum cleaners as much as they liked, but for Heath and many Tory MPs the shine had come off Mr Johnson’s Red Brexit Bus. Which is why ..read more

By Dr Thomas Cheyney, Dr Marjan Ajevski and Dr Robert C Palmer War has returned to Europe. Before the creation of the United Nations there was a fundamental division in international law between the law of war and the law of peace. It was strictly a binary position where either the law of war or the law of peace was applied depending on whether states were in the state of war or not. Following the harsh lessons that humanity learned from the Second World War, that binary choice is no longer the current situation in international law. Following the creation of the UN, some fundamental changes w ..read more

“Nothing vast enters the life of mortals without a curse.” – Sophocles Preface Evidence concerning COVID-19 contained within this piece is solely derived from peer reviewed articles in scientific journals and the studies behind them. No other sources, in that respect, are included. The authors of the studies are necessarily cautious with their findings. None claim an element of certainty, as is the case in the many other studies I have read around this research. When the results and conclusions are read together, a distinct pattern emerges regarding the possible course for SARS-CoV-2 in the fu ..read more

The perfect storm in the eye of a hurricane Part I By Dr Robert C Palmer. The SARS-COV-2 virus hit the world like a hurricane and the endgame of Brexit is fated to be played out in its midst. The hurricane has not passed – we are poised in its eye, waiting. This is the quiet before a perfect storm. Coronavirus Disease 2019 (Covid-19) shut down businesses and communities with very little warning but, unlike a hurricane, the disease left those in its path with no possibility to evacuate to safer ground and the devastating storm surge – that always follows – remains a continuous threat. The inevi ..read more

Why is the government pushing ahead with its Hard Brexit even as the world is in the throes of a corona virus crisis? Plans, unveiled this week, revealing the UK’s post-Brexit tariff strategy, have been long recommended by Boris Johnson’s personal economic advisor, Gerard Lyons, who believes Brexit heralds a golden era of low tariffs that cannot come too soon. There’s been a lot of speculation about what the government’s real Brexit strategy is. For nearly four years now, newspapers have been variously appalled and astonished at each new announcement of ever purer and harder Brexits. Shortly a ..read more

When those guilty of breaking electoral laws claim law enforcement agencies are colluding and cooperating with them you know UK democracy is in real trouble. You can cut the stench emanating from Downing St with Putin’s sickle. The biggest cover-up in political history is in full flow there, with attempts to bury reports, manage investigations, stifle inquiries and prevent journalists reporting on the activities of Boris Johnson and his associates who pulled off what any reasonable person wouldn’t hesitate to call a coup. In 1949, on the windswept island of Jura, George Orwell wrote, “In the e ..read more

A thought-provoking exposé, shining a light on how, in allowing Brexit’s cheats and liars to avoid punitive justice, our democracy has been left in jeopardy. Years in the planning, the 23rd June 2016 saw the UK’s representative democracy explode, leaving our parliament broken and our apathetic authorities blindly sifting through a debris field now stretching back over three years. It’s only natural to believe that in times of national crises we’re protected; believing that living in a modern liberal democracy, our parliament, our executive and our judiciary will collectively enforce electoral ..read more

Is it in Australia’s interests to rush into a deal because of the domestic issues facing the UK?  One of the ideas that has been used by the “Anglophile” Brexiters to woo younger people to support Brexit is the idea of introducing (or rather, technically re-introducing) freedom of movement between Commonwealth countries, or more specifically just the CANZUK countries. But could this work in practice? One of the consistent flaws with Brexiters is their inability to understand that a deal requires both sides to want it, and want it at the same time. It’s a big reason trade deals can take de ..read more

The prorogation of parliament is a constitutional outrage, but with revenge being a dish best served cold, opposition politicians now need to use the time to deliver a creative solution to the country’s greatest crisis since WWII. Barely seven weeks into Boris Johnson’s premiership, he’s hounded the speaker, prorogued parliament, suffered a series of humiliating defeats and lost his tenuous majority as MPs abandon his sinking ship or are sacked on the instructions of Johnson’s career psychopath consigliere. Dominic Cummings who, having allegedly masterminded the misappropriation of the 2016 re ..read more