Soros Asks The EU to ‘Regulate’ The Internet
In an article written in the Guardian that resurfaced on Twitter, globalist billionaire George Soros, founder and financier of many open borders and ultra-liberal organizations,
The Establishment
Yellow Revolt: Act VI
by Borna
Yesterday’s protests may have left some wondering why the Gilets Jaunes are still protesting, as their numbers were far smaller and some demands were met
Croatia: 6.8 Mil Euro For Stronger Border Management
by Borna
On Thursday the 20th of this year, perhaps because of the Christmas spirit that has gripped the Old Continent, the European Commission has decided to
The European Working Class Against Globalism
by Pedro Silva
Despite the various “advantages” that globalism is supposed to offer to the world population, it seems that the European people have rebelled against the policies
EU gives free pass to French budget ‘because it’s France’
by Beirão
Apparently, in the European Union, everyone is treated equally but there are some that are more ‘equal’ than others Jean Claude Juncker, the European Union’s
Eurocrat rejoiced after most EU countries signed UN pact
by Beirão
Eurocrat Guy Verhofstadt rejoiced after most EU countries signed yesterday the UN-led deal that makes migration a human right and criminalizes anti-migrant criticism by saying:
UN Migration Pact: Who is in and who is out in Europe?
by Beirão
The controversial United Nation’s Global Compact for migration has been quite spoken lately with very divisive opinions from both the public and their respective governments.
Alexandr Dugin perspectives of the modern world
by Pedro Silva
Modernity seems to be under threat, these days… Europeans are starting to question liberalism and its values, as well as the implications this one brought
“Nation-states should be ready to give sovereignty today”
by Borna
Chancellor Merkel and France’s President Macron agree: in the future, the EU should not get less, but rather more powers. For that, concessions were necessary
How The Establishment Tightened Its Grip On Britain’s Press
When one considers press censorship, images of rather obscure and extreme example spring to mind such as a still of Orwell’s 1984, or journalists being