December 2022 | The European Conservative

Poland Pays Democrat-Linked US PR Firm Millions to Further War Support

Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK), a state-owned bank in Poland, will pay over $3 million to Democrat-linked public relations firms to help boost Western support for the war in Ukraine.

Robert Semonsen December 2, 2022

Polish Theatre Director Dismissed for Promoting LGBT Agenda

In a statement, Radziwiłł accused Strzępka of a “complete departure from the tradition of this cultural institution” and of “promoting a repertoire with one ideological line.”

David Boos December 2, 2022

Natsume and Newman: How a Japanese Novelist Challenges Us to Confront Human Sinfulness

Natsume’s works that wrestled with themes such as sin and responsibility are indebted to his experiences with Christianity.

Kei Uno December 2, 2022

German Court Sentences African Refugees for Rape of Ukrainian Teenager

Meanwhile, the mother of young victim has told individuals involved with the case that her daughter is so severely traumatized that she no longer leaves the house.

Robert Semonsen December 1, 2022

“Theatrical Violence Against Works of Art is Violence Too”: An Interview with Eike Schmidt, Director of the Uffizi Gallery

It is often claimed that these actions are completely free of violence, but this is not the case. There is verbal violence, there is simulated, theatrical violence against works of art, and that is violence too.

David Boos December 1, 2022

Paris: Anne Hidalgo on the Brink of a Precipice

As early as 2017, the mayor’s advisor in charge of the budget alerted Anne Hidalgo to her mismanagement and the disaster that was looming. Unheedful of the warnings then, Anne Hidalgo continues today to bankrupt Paris.

Hélène de Lauzun December 1, 2022

Spain Prioritizes ‘LGBTQI’ Employment

A new law in Spain will grant priority to persons identifying as LGBTQI in accessing employment programs.

Carlos Perona Calvete December 1, 2022

Netherlands: Globalist Government to Close 3,000 Farms to Comply with EU Rules

Presently, there’s little evidence to suggest that farmers won’t resist the government’s plan for compulsory sales. How far the farmers are willing to go to resist, however, remains to be seen.

Robert Semonsen December 1, 2022

Ukraine’s Winter War Dominates NATO Summit

For NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, there is no more doubt. “We stated that Ukraine will become a member, and I expect allies to reiterate that position,” he warned at the start of the two-day meeting.

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 1, 2022

AfD MEP Kuhs: Migrant Violence in Brussels is a Self-Inflicted Problem Caused by Inept ‘Elites’

“Politics have allowed such parallel societies to form; an unbridled immigration policy combined with lavish social benefits and a lack of self-assertion on the part of locals has provoked such conditions,” MEP Kuhs said.

Robert Semonsen December 1, 2022

Month: December 2022

Poland Pays Democrat-Linked US PR Firm Millions to Further War Support

Polish Theatre Director Dismissed for Promoting LGBT Agenda

Natsume and Newman: How a Japanese Novelist Challenges Us to Confront Human Sinfulness

German Court Sentences African Refugees for Rape of Ukrainian Teenager

“Theatrical Violence Against Works of Art is Violence Too”: An Interview with Eike Schmidt, Director of the Uffizi Gallery

Paris: Anne Hidalgo on the Brink of a Precipice

Spain Prioritizes ‘LGBTQI’ Employment

Netherlands: Globalist Government to Close 3,000 Farms to Comply with EU Rules

Ukraine’s Winter War Dominates NATO Summit

AfD MEP Kuhs: Migrant Violence in Brussels is a Self-Inflicted Problem Caused by Inept ‘Elites’

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