Author: Robert Henderson

The Threatening Implications of Cryptocurrencies 

The Threatening Implications of Cryptocurrencies

Posted by | Feb 20, 2018 | , |          

Cryptocurrencies are best thought of as fiat currencies without a country backing them.   A fiat currency is one in which the money is not based on a valuable commodity like gold or silver but on something of little or no intrinsic value such as paper money or coins made with base metal.  It is made legal tender by law.  Its market worth is based on confidence, both domestic and international.   That confidence is a reflection both of how the currency actually performs,  the regulatory regime which governs the currency and the general standing of the issuing authority which is…

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Theresa  May and the attempted murder of  Brexit – Part Five 

Theresa  May and the attempted murder of  Brexit – Part Five

Posted by | Dec 22, 2017 | |          

 [Ed: This is the final part of this series by Robert Henderson.] The future If the negotiations continue as they have to date with May conceding ground time and time again the UK will probably be in a  Hotel California situation of booking out but never being able to leave. Politics is a fluid business and the longer the Brexit process continues the greater the opportunities for remainers to sabotage it. Labour might win the next election with a promise to hold a second referendum to keep the UK in the EU or even stand on a platform which…

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Theresa May and the attempted murder of Brexit – Part Four 

Theresa May and the attempted murder of Brexit – Part Four

Posted by | Dec 21, 2017 | , |          

[Ed: This is the fourth part in this series. Here are the links to the previous articles: Part One ; Part Two ; Part Three; ] Even if  UK citizens in the EU are granted reciprocal rights those will only extend to providing the same standard and range of state support which is granted to nationals in the country of residence of any British citizen who resides in the EU. This will be much less extensive and generous than that  which would have to be provided by the UK to EU nationals in the UK. It is also  unclear that…

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Theresa May and the attempted murder of Brexit – Part Three 

Theresa May and the attempted murder of Brexit – Part Three

Posted by | Dec 20, 2017 | , |          

[Ed: this is the third part of a five-part series which will be published over the coming days here on UKIP Daily. You can read  Part One here and Part Two here The remainers are very fond of analogies in their “explanations” as to why the UK has to cough up huge amounts of money to the EU both before and after we supposedly leave.  Their favourite analogies involve members of clubs and their taking on obligations which they have to honour if they leave the club. Here is an example of what happens in the real world when a club member…

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Theresa May and the attempted murder of Brexit – Part Two 

Theresa May and the attempted murder of Brexit – Part Two

Posted by | Dec 19, 2017 | |          

[Ed: this is the second part of a five-part series which will be published over the coming days here on UKIP Daily. You can read part one here.] It is true that Remainer political and social dominance gives them great opportunity to delay and chip away at the idea of a true Brexit with practices such as amending Brexit Bills to death. But that does not mean May has to cave into the EU. Rather, it should be a signal to her to press ahead as hard and as fast as possible. This will thwart Remainer efforts to delay the leaving…

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