Professor Chris Grey
Total 25 Posts
For all the bluster, Johnson and the Brexiters still have no realistic answer to the ‘Northern Ireland border’ question.
15 min read
Professor Chris Grey’s Brexit analysis looking backwards and forwards from the Northern Ireland elections, and why Boris Johnson and the Brexiters can’t supply the realism needed.
Brexiters are losing the post-Brexit narrative.
14 min read
As brexiters implicitly or explicitly admit to the failures of the Brexit they agreed or supported, whilst denying or ignoring that the cause is the Brexit they agreed or supported, their admissions are accompanied by deceit and denial about the causes of what they bemoan.
Six years of failure.
14 min read
Professor Chris Grey looks at some aspects of where these years have now led us.
Sometimes, “We told you so” is all that can be said.
9 min read
When will Boris Johnson and his many adjutants take responsibility for their lies about Brexit? If ever they do, and until they do, Brexit remains their responsibility, their mess, their guilt, their shame, and their legacy.
Post-Brexit Britain is going rotten.
13 min read
The moral rot of Boris Johnson’s conduct is part and parcel of a deeper malaise in which Brexit and ‘Brexit COVID’ have created a country that is literally and metaphorically rotting away.
Peek-a-boo Brexit.
13 min read
Professor Chris Grey on how the current travel chaos and the impending decision on import controls show how Brexit impacts fragile complex systems and how the Brexiter denial of complex reality doesn’t make it disappear.
Confusion abounds.
15 min read
Professor Chris Grey on the confusion of Boris Johnson with a national leader, confusions on all sides about P&O Ferries, confusions in the CBI’s attempts to get behind Brexit, and the different kinds of Brexit failure that shouldn’t be confused.