“Acquitted for stopping mass immigration and defending my country,” the deputy PM said, while Patriot leaders were celebrating the result across Europe.
Jan Bentz sits down with Martin Cothran, author, educator, and advocate for classical education, to explore the pressing need for a revival of classical learning in a world obsessed with technical skills.
If conservatives ever wish to be relevant and make any lasting difference in the real world, they need to understand the welfare state.
The establishment wants to stop the anti-globalist party from appointing judges.
Who’s been running the country for the past four years? commentator asks; “it sure as hell hasn’t been Joe.”
Darmstadt “Anti-Colonial Peace Christmas Market” descends into antisemitic bazaar.
European Council moves the goalposts to more realistic expectations while Zelensky asks for one more year of support.
“It is evident that the judicial independence and rights of opposition figures in Poland are under threat,” a Hungarian official said.
Authorities are pursuing the right-wing party while staying strangely quiet on the vandals.
If the controversial move goes ahead, Spain’s national authorities would lose control over the country’s external borders in the region.
“I’m not the cyclone! I’m not responsible,” the president responded.
Farage now has the firepower of the Heartland Institute—a climate realist U.S. think-tank with offices in Britain—squarely behind him.
