September 2023 | The European Conservative

UK Government Orders Hundreds of School Closures

The government has known about the weakening state of school-building concrete for years, but has given less than a week’s notice for lockdown-like online lessons now.

Michael Curzon September 4, 2023

Can a Christian Care About Demographics?

Christianity envisions an order of distinct nations and peoples without fetishizing race as a point of dogmatic principle.

Harrison Pitt September 4, 2023

The Legal Battle for the Next President

Republicans are talking about impeaching Biden. Meanwhile, Biden’s justice machine is indicting Trump. Who will actually be on the ballot next year?

Sven R. Larson September 3, 2023

Persecuted Dutch Family Finds Asylum in Poland

Spurious claims of child neglect put the Hermans in danger of losing their children to state care in the Netherlands.

Tristan Vanheuckelom September 3, 2023

The Third Man Factor, or “Who is That on the Other Side of You?”

“Suddenly there was a third climber next to me … just out of my field of vision. I could not see the figure … but I was certain there was someone there. I needed no proof,” Reinhold Messner recalled his encounter.

Carlos Perona Calvete September 3, 2023

The Notting Hill Criminal Amnesty

The harsh reality of the matter is that the Notting Hill Carnival should be disbanded entirely. Or it should be marketed for what it truly is: a criminal free-for-all that law-abiding citizens should be protected from.

Frank Haviland September 3, 2023

German Electric Cars Are Losing Out to China

Study shows that China’s supply-chain control of electric car batteries and low-priced vehicles have weakened Germany’s electric auto industry.

Bridget Ryder September 3, 2023

France Tries Porn Actors for Rape

The many crimes committed by the French pornography industry are starting to be brought to justice.

Bridget Ryder September 3, 2023

“A Disaster”: Wind and Solar Parks Wreak Havoc on Spanish Countryside

Short but pointed, the video documentary raises questions about the unspoken social and environmental damage being done in the name of ‘saving the planet.’

Bridget Ryder September 3, 2023

The Pandemic Lockdowns: This Century’s Sacking of the Monasteries

Despite talk of the pandemic being ‘unprecedented,’ at least one dimension of the lockdowns did have precedent.

Andrew Doran September 3, 2023

Month: September 2023

UK Government Orders Hundreds of School Closures

Can a Christian Care About Demographics?

The Legal Battle for the Next President

Persecuted Dutch Family Finds Asylum in Poland

The Third Man Factor, or “Who is That on the Other Side of You?”

The Notting Hill Criminal Amnesty

German Electric Cars Are Losing Out to China

France Tries Porn Actors for Rape

“A Disaster”: Wind and Solar Parks Wreak Havoc on Spanish Countryside

The Pandemic Lockdowns: This Century’s Sacking of the Monasteries

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