The reform program of Poland’s new education minister is painfully familiar to Western Europeans. The aim is unmistakable: It is about a left-wing reshaping of the youth in order to make any possibility of conservative parties returning to power impossible.
Engels invites us to free ourselves from the belief that the “nation state offers the answer to all our existential and identity problems” and proposed a “pan-European conservative front.”
To see people practising martial arts and attending the Tridentine Mass in the morning, and, in the evening, enjoying local cuisine, loudly singing old French songs, and joyously talking about the future is something I will never forget—and I wish, perhaps in vain, that it could be repeated throughout Europe.
