When George Soros Tried To Cancel Pythagoras Carlos Perona Calvete January 21, 2024 The founder of Western philosophy was persecuted by the oligarchy-sponsored anti-family egalitarian atheism of his day.
The Return of Carbon Neutrality as EU’s Central Legitimising Narrative Carlos Perona Calvete January 10, 2024 The “EU Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities” makes reducing CO2 emissions the central criterion for accessing liquidity.
Why Change the Law When You Can Change How It’s Applied? Carlos Perona Calvete January 4, 2024 The political class wants to demoralize opponents, disenfranchise citizens, and demonstrate power.
Musk Talks Migration: “Italy is the People of Italy” Carlos Perona Calvete January 2, 2024 You can’t replace Italians with non-Italians and still call it Italy.
Museum Labels Roman Emperor ‘Transgender Woman’ Carlos Perona Calvete January 2, 2024 What legacy does the ‘gender-nonconforming’ emperor Elagabalus represent?
Christmas Folklore: Iceland’s Yule Lads and the Devouring Cat Carlos Perona Calvete December 27, 2023 Iceland’s Christmas folklore includes the Ogress Grýla, the thirteen Yule Lads, and a giant cat.
The Christmas Journey of Olaf Åsteson Carlos Perona Calvete December 26, 2023 The Norwegian tale of a young man who fell asleep on Christmas Eve and woke on Epiphany to recount the miraculous sights he had seen.
Is ESG Dead, or Just Getting Rebranded? Carlos Perona Calvete December 16, 2023 What does BlackRock CEO’s weariness regarding the ESG label signal for the nexus of global finance and political elites?
The Hole in the Flag Carlos Perona Calvete December 14, 2023 The question is not simply what will fill the hole in the flag, but whether we will make that symbol worthy of the flag.
The Winter Witch Lussi and Sicily’s Saint Lucia Carlos Perona Calvete December 13, 2023 A look at the origins of Luciatåg: Swedish folklore and the 4th century martyrdom of St. Lucia of Syracuse
