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Day: March 6, 2022

A Post-Modern Defence of Ritual

Joseph Shaw March 6, 2022

Byung-Chul Han draws attention to the value of things which have been the subject of neglect and indeed vilification for three hundred years in the West: inherited loyalties, roles, and customs.

The House of Lords Rejects Key Clauses in Boris Johnson’s Nationality and Borders Bill

Harrison Pitt March 6, 2022

The Lords’ recent victory constitutes a setback for those who had sought a definitive long-term solution to the ongoing migrant crisis on the southeast coast of England.

France: Nearly Two-Thirds Say NATO, Biden, Zelensky Bear Responsibility for Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Robert Semonsen March 6, 2022

Those who said NATO, Biden, and Zelensky were, at least in part, responsible for the war stood at 68%, 62%, and 57%, respectively, contradicting the establishment press’s grossly reductive explanation of the conflict’s inception.

Social Media Censorship: Why Was a Holiday Video Clip Taken Down by Facebook?

Christof Zellenberg-Zellenberg March 6, 2022

Shaping public opinion is very hard without social media—and it is made worse when one is in conflict with social media. And because of such tendencies, which tend to dominate on the big platforms, public opinion eventually morphs into one single mold or mindset. It is ‘groupthink’ par excellence. 

Sovereignists or Putinists? How the Ukrainian Crisis is Affecting the French Presidential Candidates

Hélène de Lauzun March 6, 2022

Today in France, taking a sovereignist line is unfortunately understood as Putinolatry, and it is extremely difficult to hear a balanced point of view on what the positioning of a strong France in the international game should be.

Spain: Thousands of Africans Storm Border; VOX Calls for Army Deployment

Robert Semonsen March 6, 2022

“The situation is unsustainable and the bill will be paid by the humblest Spaniards, not by the powerful who have sold us out from their mansions with private security. It is urgent to adopt courageous measures to protect what is ours,” VOX MP Rocio De Meer declared.

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