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The War in Ukraine: What Armies does Davos Deploy?
Before trying to decode any news of contrived events in Ukraine, please do remember that America's leadership was installed by powers other than the will of the American people on Election Day 2020.
By Diana West
Politics
The End of the Pandemic - and the Death Knell for our Democracy
Even if many people still don't want to admit it: the covid crisis is over. All over Europe, the various measures that have been in place for the past two years are being scaled back or completely abolished, so that many countries, such as Great Britain and Denmark, have returned to a completely normal situation.
By David Engels
Politics
How deeply immersed is the Netherlands in the European Digital ID?
Following his seminal speech in Parliament last week on the truth behind the Covid QR-Certificate, Freek Jansen has now submitted Parliamentary questions to ascertain the extent of Dutch Government involvement in the EU's controversial European Digital ID.
By Editorial Team
Politics
Eric Zemmour a brief comet or a president?
Eric Zemmour is increasingly gaining more media attention. His sophistication and intellect seems superior to other candidates. Will it be enough to light up the grey world of French politics.
By John Laughland
Politics
How I learned to love the pandemic
Due to the corona pandemic the line between right and wrong has become more apparent and the different sides in the political debate more obvious. Who is going along with the narrative and who is standing up for freedom?
By David Engels
Politics
How can it be that the most liberal countries in the world have suddenly become the most authoritarian Covid dictatorships?
How is it possible that western democracies have become so authoritarian recently? This has not just happend over night, and it is not just Covid. It is the result of decades of the nanny state and how they operated in previous so called 'crises'. More state power was always the result and the people just stood by and watched it happen.
By John Laughland
Politics
Bravest among the Braves: The Poles defend Europe against the European Union
The Polish Constitutional Court has ruled that they have legal precedence over the European Court of Justice. This is the latest move in a series of conflicts between the member state Poland and the western counterparts. At the basis of this conflict lies a difference in ideology between fundamental social institutions such as the classical family, personal propriety, national identity or Western civilisation and radical leftist ideas such as multiculturalism, gender mainstreaming, LGBTQ-ideology, globalism, debt-culture and Western guilt.
By David Engels
Politics
Sanitary discourse of the Nazis
The draconian measures taken against the coronavirus are increasingly compared to the darkest period of European history, but is this comparison fair? However, more closely examined, the uncomfortable parallels are becoming undeniable.
By John Laughland
Politics
Billionaire Socialism
In August 2020, the Christian publicist Rod Dreher wrote in the American Conservative: “Many conservatives still operate under a badly outdated framework that holds Big Business to be fundamentally conservative. The idea, a Randian one, is that Business is the antagonist to Government. Conservatives have long sided naturally with Business. Well, guess what? Big Business is now on the other side. It is arguably more a threat to conservative values than the state.”
By John Laughland
Politics
Dutch Prime Minister caught lying about connections Klaus Schwab
The naturalness with which Dutch PM Mark Rutte lies is as fascinating as it is dangerous. When Gideon van Meijeren asks him for his opinion on the controversial globalist manifesto called COVID-19: The Great Reset, he pretends not to have read it. Van Meijeren then shows him a letter from Rutte, to Schwab, where Rutte thanks him for the copy of the book he received and calls it a 'hopeful analysis for the future'.
By Editorial Team
Politics
RADICALISED?!
Have I been “radicalised”? That’s what people have been saying about me recently. It's what the newspapers have been writing and what in turn the pundits have regurgitated. They allege my opinions have become “more extreme” and supposedly the party line has altered. But have I changed? I don’t think I have. Not for a minute.
By Thierry Baudet
Politics
Who is Thierry Baudet?
Europe is closely eyeing conservative shooting star Thierry Baudet who rose to victory in Dutch regional elections, last week. The hyper-photogenic millennial leader has been labelled by the media as the “dandy of the Right”. While Eurocrats in Brussels are anxiously abuzz, the suave 36-year-old is sanguine about the future.
By Editorial Team
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