If the only politician who will fight for people like us against an establishment that doesn’t care is a bit crazy and chaotic, it might be worth the mess.
Wokeness, multiculturalism, globalism—reading Renaud Camus is an antidote to these drugs. No wonder the Starmer government wants to ban him.
Pope Francis’ final audience with U.S. vice president JD Vance might have marked the divide between the past and future of the Church of Rome.
Ordinary Europeans are starting to admit what their leaders won’t: civil unrest may be closer than anyone dares to say.
Europe’s revival won’t come from above. It’ll be claimed from below by ordinary Europeans unafraid of leftist judges and Brussels bureaucrats.
Rather than blame the messenger, Europe’s leadership class should have a sober discussion about what they should do to address their real problems.
Do you want your mothers and daughters facing Russian artillery and war’s horrors? If not, why assume every strange form of egalitarianism is just?
What are European nations, whose moral support for the Ukrainian cause is undeniable, prepared to sacrifice to continue backing Kyiv?
It will take more shocks like the one Trump and Vance delivered from the Oval Office to wake Europe’s leaders up from their dream, which has become a nightmare for so many ordinary Europeans.
Pro-natalist policies are necessary, but not enough: a culture that has come to believe that individual happiness is its highest goal is one that is on its way to extinction.
The official Catholic teaching balances charity with common sense. JD Vance understands that; Pope Francis does not.
The new U.S. administration is putting an end to the pouring of taxpayer money down the drain by sending it to foreign countries to promote progressive ideologies and globalist agendas.
