(Traduit en français) I: Western Europe’s Post-WWII Recovery World War II is considered the most destructive conflict in history. No other conflict, not even the… Read More »Mass Immigration Is Far More Destructive Than World War II
(Traduit en français) What if scientists today are adhering to the pursuit of objective knowledge while simultaneously framing their findings according to cultural Marxist aims,… Read More »Deceptive Use Of Scientific Data To Promote Ethnocide Of Europeans
Known as the Lioness of Italy for its resistance to the Austrian army in 1849 during the First War of Italian Independence, is the city… Read More »Brescia, Italy: Suicide of the Lioness?
The Leftist-Liberal demographic engineering project of the European Union violates the rights of indigenous European peoples, goes against global trends towards the territorial partition of… Read More »The Coming Civil War in Europe
To be, or not to be. That is the question. Hamlet’s dilemma is precisely the one currently faced by Western Civilization. Anticipating Our Crisis: The… Read More »The Existential Crisis of the West
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Love doesn’t have much to do with it. Pope Francis had a choice to take in Syrian Christian refugees from Lesbos, but he chose Muslims… Read More »Francis: Pope Moron — or Pope Sinister?
Table of Contents [click to open] Introduction: Dire Predictions Social Conflict More Crime Reduced Welfare Greater Ethnic Inequality Racialized Politics Reduced Civil Liberties Benefits? Arguments for… Read More »Germany’s Jeopardy: Could the Immigrant Influx “End European Civilization”?
In the fall of 1798, a young Samuel Taylor Coleridge, accompanied by his friend and poetic collaborator William Wordsworth, paid a visit to Germany, where… Read More »The Stench of Cologne