Viktor Orbán’s ‘Memento Mori’ to Europe
If there is one man in Europe who has earned the right to criticize Brussels for its economic ineptitude, it is the prime minister of Hungary.
If there is one man in Europe who has earned the right to criticize Brussels for its economic ineptitude, it is the prime minister of Hungary.
Some pretty foetid things have come about thanks to white, Euro-American action. But there are solutions.
The calculation seems simple: as long as Doha provides gas, Western governments will forget every postured principle they use as an excuse to raise your taxes.
Leftists should stop the name-calling and work with the right-wing to focus on real-life issues.
Europe will accomplish far more when it ends its dependency on the United States and stands on its own two feet.
When the crimes, costs, and cultural decay caused by mass immigration are so obvious, why relitigate its non-existent merits instead of acting?
In his memoir, Stefan Zweig mourned the fateful summer that changed Europe and the world forever.
While most other Western leaders are the blind leading the blind, Orbán focuses on the future with unmatched clarity.
U.S. debt passes a sad milestone. But the situation is not much better in Europe.
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