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Author Archives: Robert Henderson
The 2016 County Championship goes down to the last day.
Robert Henderson To Lords for the fourth day of the Middlesex vs Yorkshire match to decide where the County Championship went with both these counties and Somerset all starting day as possible winners., The crowd grew throughout the day. The … Continue reading
The British success at the Rio Olympics should be no surprise
Robert Henderson UK’s success in the Rio Olympics where they came second in the medal table (and second in the Paralympics medal count) has resulted in a monumental gnashing of teeth by the politically correct ranging from squealing expressions of … Continue reading
The danger the County Championship is in and how to save it
Robert Henderson The most plausible explanation for the ECB’s systematic marginalisation of the County Championship is that it is a deliberate plan to reduce the competition to a state where it can either be abolished or at least left in … Continue reading
Lord Palmerston sums up all that Brexit is about
Lord Palmerston: “I hold with respect to alliances, that England is a Power sufficiently strong, sufficiently powerful, to steer her own course, and not to tie herself as an unnecessary appendage to the policy of any other Government. I hold … Continue reading
Don’t be fooled: EU enthusiast Theresa May is intent on subverting Brexit
Robert Henderson In office for less than 48 hours, Theresa May showed her true colours and intentions for Brexit when she made the remarkable promise that Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty will not be activated until there is agreement … Continue reading
After the EU referendum
The battle has been won but not the war Robert Henderson The Europhiles threw a great deal at the EU referendum campaign. There was the shameless use of government resources especially those of the Treasury to propagandise for the Remain … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Nationhood, Politics, World influence
Tagged EU, independence, laws, liberal bigotry, Scotland
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Film review – Brexit: the movie
Director and narrator Martin Durkin Running time 71 minutes As an instrument to rally the leave vote Brexit: the movie is severely flawed. It starts promisingly by stressing the loss of sovereignty , the lack of democracy in the EU … Continue reading
Posted in Film reviews
Tagged birthright, independence, Parliament, quisling elite, Sovereignty
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