Take a journey into the English countryside with Sebastian Morello as he, Charlie Pye-Smith, and Jim Barrington discuss the consequences of Tony Blair’s 2004 ban on hunting with hounds, the effects of this ban for both wildlife and rural communities two decades later, and the future of hunting with hounds in the UK.
This movement shows “there is still a spirit of reconquest, of returning to what Spain was—and not allowing it to become something else entirely.”
We did not choose modernity, but we can choose how to live within it.
Armenians have lived in Nagorno-Karabakh for more than three millennia.
It is not clear that national sovereignty is still important to the AfD, former party member says.
Together, at one of England’s most historic pubs, the trio discuss the merits of monarchy, re-enchantment, the causes and consequences of the abuse crisis in the Church, declining birthrates, GK Chesterton, and animal-centric sentimentalism.
“Our first effort must be to remake strong Catholics—not to create wise monkeys but burning hearts, because only they can speak to other burning hearts.”
“If we do not destroy Hamas, these savages will storm the streets of London, Paris, Barcelona, and Madrid.”
Columnist Rod Dreher sits down with Louis Betty, editor and co-translator of Enemy of the Disaster, the first authorized English translation of Renaud Camus’ political writings.
“The government is censoring Spain: its legality, its history, its faith, and its traditions.”
Geert Wilders claims to defend Judeo-Christian heritage. Yet he adheres to the values of 1968, says Bart-Jan Spruyt.
Human rights activist Yuan Lee is campaigning in support of Chinese actress Li Yanli’s asylum claim due to persecution by the CCP for her Christian faith.
