The Spy Who Loved Me
Spanish politics is unfolding like the plot of a spy novel, except that it’s all real.
Álvaro Peñas
January 30, 2024
The Partido Popular has surrendered to the entire political agenda of the Left.
Ordinary Argentines have found in Milei a compatriot willing to take the bull by the horns.
The rift is deepening between the media, the political class, the justice system, and the French people, who are directly confronted with savage violence.
The EU’s increasingly stringent environmental laws, already responsible for putting many farmers out of business, is something all should worry about if we value easy access to affordable food.
Any Irish person who has a critical thought about the mass migration overtaking the country better keep his mouth shut and not write, tweet, or TikTok anything about it, or face prison.
A nanny-state approach to nicotine policy undermines democracy and transparency.
James Cleverly insists the plan was never the “be all and end all.”
The United States and EU have left the Middle East’s only democracy isolated.
When it comes to UFO disclosure, the biggest worry is not the general public. They are resilient and will take transformative news with strides. Congress is a bigger problem.
The gastronomic apprentices of the far Left have some difficulty in reconciling their political opinions with their everyday lifestyle choices.
What would happen if enough people stopped believing the narratives promulgated by the ruling class and its media?
