Meet Senator Fraser Anning, Australia’s Most Outspoken Nationalist!
Australian Senator Fraser Anning has been on the spotlight across Australian and Western politics since the New Zealand shooting in mid-March, calling out the double
Nationalist Movements
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by Borna
Paris, 7 March – With the death of Guillaume Faye, who died in the night between 6 and 7 March, one of the few intellectuals
France’s Yellow Vest Movement: A Blueprint for the Future of European Nationalism
The following article is courtesty of our guest writer, Robert Kearney. Follow his Twitter for more information: @Robkearney1981. In an age where the lives of
Snap Elections Called in Spain
by Mac
Will the new snap elections in Spain lead to the next domino effect in the rise of right wing parties or will the Spaniards continue
Will of the European Peoples, Arise!
by Borna
Across the continent, from the west to the east, from the south to the north. Populism or ‘the will of the people’ is catching on.
Yellow Vests: Act XI: Violent Politics
by Borna
Another Saturday another Gilets Jaunes protest in France, round 11 this time. Politics and violence combined for a strange spectacle. Act XI was… different. About
Gilets Jaunes: Act X: Citizens in Danger
by Borna
Thousands of Yellow Vest protesters rallied in several French cities for a tenth consecutive weekend on Saturday, even after a national debate was launched this
Yellow Vests: Act IX
by Borna
The ninth round of yellow vests protests began tamely amid a heavy police presence of some 80,000 officers nationwide, as well as 5,000 in the
The Yellow Vests Look to Extinguish the French Banking System
by Kasper
French Yellow Vests protestors have now shifted their attention to the industry that pulls the strings behind both the corrupt government and lying mass media
Divided Europe: Globalist Forces Inside EU Becoming Increasingly Isolated by a Sustained National Populist Groundswell
by Kasper
The stark divide between pro-globalist forces and national populist forces continues to widen on the European continent as EU Parliamentary elections fast approach. Divided almost