The EU’s censorship regime, with an assist from U.S. affiliated agencies claiming to “promote democracy,” has put electoral victory out of reach for Europe’s conservative nationalist movements.
Tag: France
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Brazen Theft of the French Crown Jewels Is Nothing Next to Macron’s Heist
The French president is bleeding support as he’s crushed French citizens under public debt, galloping inflation, and the threat of wealth confiscation.
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The Unlearned Lesson of Samuel Paty
The anniversary of the murder of a French schoolteacher by Islamic extremist immigrants reminds us that not every group can be assimilated into Western societies.
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Bastille Day Should be a Reminder to Americans About the Dangers of Debt Crisis
Our administrative elite, echoing 1780s France, is placing its own self-interest above the country’s financial health. Will we face a similar terror?
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A Counterintuitive Source of Rising Anti-Semitism
When Jews support left-wing movements and causes, they should not be surprised by the resulting anti-Semitism.
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What Trump Means for Europe
Donald Trump has prevailed by drawing his sword and confronting the mainstream media, the woke universities, and the the entire ideological edifice of the 20th century. European rightists should cheer him.
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Remembering Joseph de Maistre
Joseph de Maistre was a hardened realist, a counterrevolutionary, a Catholic, a defender of papal power, but most importantly, an illiberal theorist worth remembering.
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Union With Canada Is No More Appealing Today Than It Was Yesterday
The song and dance of American union with Canada is an old story, but also one that always arrives at the same answer: No thanks!
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Europe’s Ruling Class Strikes Again
The lawfare deployed against France’s Marine Le Pen is a shot across the bow of Europe’s populist right and all who oppose Europe’s ruling class.
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Lawfare Isn’t Beaten—In France or America
Trump is right to pressure law firms to avoid falling into the trap of lawfare.
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The Gargoyle Becomes a Phoenix
The reopening of the great cathedral, Notre-Dame de Paris, is a great reminder of the achievements of Western civilization and our potential to live up to them.
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A Tale of Two Elections
Despite a surge of popular support for right-wing parties in Britain and France, this summer's elections ended with an effective containment of the right that will last for years to come.
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A Report from Europe: There is Hope
A quiet majority of Europeans who do not cherish self-annihilation are waking up.
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The Spring of the West’s Disorder
A series of unfortunate events this spring have revealed a West that does not respect itself and, therefore, cannot command the respect of others.
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A Post-Riot Letter from France: A Tense Bastille Day
The targeted burning of France's public schools and libraries in its latest riots shows that the rejection of French education and culture by Muslim immigrants has become overt and systematic. France is a nation shattering into ghettos.
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Letting Paris Burn
France is reaping the harvest of disastrous immigration and economic policies. Rather than advocating for an unlikely restoration of order in Paris and other riot-prone Western cities, conservatives should steel themselves to wait patiently for collapse.
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Curing Cultural Amnesia
Wokeism has spread widely, but wokeism’s triumph is not irreversible. Indeed, the necessary first step of subverting wokeism may well be the sufficient final step as well.