For the first time, a French television channel has been fined for allowing a guest to cast doubt on the human origins of climate change.
The latest target is Frontières, a small investigative magazine now facing a financial squeeze as advertisers retreat—prompting anger on the French Right and calls for legal pushback.
While favourable to France, the contract fails to advance the cause of peace.
Atheism and the erosion of moral order demand a resolute response of fervent faith, for even the most beautiful forms of Catholic culture alone will not suffice.
The government claims to be combating demographic decline but fails to listen to the needs of families.
Despite the horror, the Left still does not seem to have grasped the extent of the danger.
For France, it’s just more evidence of the president’s diplomatic impotence.
It was indeed a war—the worst kind, a cowardly and indiscriminate war, without the honour of the uniform.
The windows of the Louvre don’t close, the computers are buggy, the cameras are broken, but nobody is resigning over this fiasco.
It is the simple right to describe reality that is at stake here.
“From now on, it is forbidden to describe reality,” the young man protests.
For now, the terrorism angle has not been ruled out by the authorities.
