Shutdown vs. Brexit: Background to Edward Ware Thrillers: Part of the theme of the Edward Ware Thrillers at War Series is the contrast between England and America. Dora is an American. Edward is British. That is part of the conflict…. Continue Reading →
Reflections On A Hard Brexit By An American: Why would a Hard Brexit it be a catastrophe for the people of Great Britain? This is where we don’t see eye to eye. Are people really going to starve? There won’t… Continue Reading →
Winston Churchill And The British Brexit: I have no idea why England got itself involved in this nonsense to begin with. It seems inconceivable to an American how you could give away your national sovereignty to foreign powers, especially those… Continue Reading →
Helga’s Reich And The Mufti Of Jerusalem: In the wake of Trump’s decision to drop out of the Iran Nuclear Dea you have something interesting developments. You say, “The UK is basically opposed to almost all of Israel’s policies and… Continue Reading →
Brexit Reminiscent of WW2: Germany and England are always quarreling with each other. The Brexit negotiations are only the latest round. The British should sock it to the Germans. Maybe the British government reflects the populace — extremely divided. Maybe… Continue Reading →
Infanta Christina and Edward Ware: Apparently a Spanish patrol vessel, the Infanta Christina, has been accused of trespassing in Gibraltar’s waters. This was just one day after Madrid called on Britain to “calm down” about rising tensions concerning the future… Continue Reading →
Gibraltar Through The Ages: Gary says that there is a cartoon in the UK Telegraph today about the Gibraltar stand off. It has May dressed like like Elizabeth 1 in a pose that is positively regal. The title of the… Continue Reading →
This morning when I woke up I usually follow the QM2 to see where it is anchored that day. I knew it was on a world cruise and had just been in Korea. Where would it go next? I was… Continue Reading →
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