MünsterGerman Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock's mission is evidently the complete submission of German interests to those of the US and the Davos clique around Klaus Schwab.
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Erdogan bemoans ‘failure of international security institutions’
New YorkThe difficulty of finding common ground to emerge from the Ukrainian crisis is a symptom of the powerlessness of international institutions, said Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The Turkish President notably criticized the functioning of the UN Security Council.
East meets West in Qatar amid World Cup complaints
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is about to open in November in the Islamic principality of Qatar in the oil-rich Persian Gulf. There have been continuing attacks on the government of Qatar from the beginning of the announcement that the tiny nation had been awarded the opportunity to be the first Arab nation to host the 2022 World Cup.
Statement in French parliament about returning Africans to Africa leads to uproar
ParisAnother day, another (racism) victim... A French MP has been accused of racism for a remark he made aloud in parliament. During a speech by black MP Carlos Martens Bilongo on migration, Grégoire de Fournas of the Rassemblement National shouted, "Let them go back to Africa!"
Zurich artist collective demands racial segregation
ZurichLast week, a self-proclaimed collective of black artists occupied the Gessnerallee theater in downtown Zurich. Their goal was to introduce apartheid and racial segregation: The African activists demanded a "non-white theater house".
More German companies eye China as an investment opportunity
BerlinOnly recently did the Ludwigshafen-based chemical giant BASF make headlines by announcing that it would be reducing its involvement in the European company locations and relocating to China because of the unaffordable energy costs. At the Ludwigshafen site, jobs would be cut in a “socially responsible” manner on an as yet unknown scale.
UN votes overwhelmingly to rid Israel of nuclear weapons
New YorkThe United Nations General Assembly was unequivocal: With 152 votes to 5, Israel's nuclear arsenal was condemned by a vast majority of countries. Although Tel Aviv has never officially acknowledged its nuclear capability, experts believe it has at least 90 nuclear warheads, and perhaps many more.
Macron admits but misrepresents foreign violent crime in Paris
ParisOn French public broadcaster France 2, President Emmanuel Macron explained that "at least half of the delinquency observed comes from people who are foreigners" in the capital. But his statement was not correct.
New Hungarian nationalist party challenges Fidesz
BudapestWhen Hungary went to the ballot box in the spring, the world's focus was on whether Hungary's conservative ruling party Fidesz could be defeated or not. To the great disappointment of the West, the opposition's attempt ended in a flop, even though several opposition parties had been gathered in a joint list.
What is left of my country?
I write often of the West’s disapproval of itself and its remaking in a Woke image that rejects Western civilization and insists on the deracination of the white ethnicities that created the civilization. When a civilization loses its belief in itself, or that belief is intentionally destroyed by poisonous ideas, and its defining values are lost, the civilization disappears. Geographically the land still exists, and there are people on it, but they are a different people.
Erdogan bemoans ‘failure of international security institutions’
New YorkThe difficulty of finding common ground to emerge from the Ukrainian crisis is a symptom of the powerlessness of international institutions, said Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The Turkish President notably criticized the functioning of the UN Security Council.
East meets West in Qatar amid World Cup complaints
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is about to open in November in the Islamic principality of Qatar in the oil-rich Persian Gulf. There have been continuing attacks on the government of Qatar from the beginning of the announcement that the tiny nation had been awarded the opportunity to be the first Arab nation to host the 2022 World Cup.
Statement in French parliament about returning Africans to Africa leads to uproar
ParisAnother day, another (racism) victim... A French MP has been accused of racism for a remark he made aloud in parliament. During a speech by black MP Carlos Martens Bilongo on migration, Grégoire de Fournas of the Rassemblement National shouted, "Let them go back to Africa!"
Zurich artist collective demands racial segregation
ZurichLast week, a self-proclaimed collective of black artists occupied the Gessnerallee theater in downtown Zurich. Their goal was to introduce apartheid and racial segregation: The African activists demanded a "non-white theater house".
More German companies eye China as an investment opportunity
BerlinOnly recently did the Ludwigshafen-based chemical giant BASF make headlines by announcing that it would be reducing its involvement in the European company locations and relocating to China because of the unaffordable energy costs. At the Ludwigshafen site, jobs would be cut in a “socially responsible” manner on an as yet unknown scale.
UN votes overwhelmingly to rid Israel of nuclear weapons
New YorkThe United Nations General Assembly was unequivocal: With 152 votes to 5, Israel's nuclear arsenal was condemned by a vast majority of countries. Although Tel Aviv has never officially acknowledged its nuclear capability, experts believe it has at least 90 nuclear warheads, and perhaps many more.
Macron admits but misrepresents foreign violent crime in Paris
ParisOn French public broadcaster France 2, President Emmanuel Macron explained that "at least half of the delinquency observed comes from people who are foreigners" in the capital. But his statement was not correct.
New Hungarian nationalist party challenges Fidesz
BudapestWhen Hungary went to the ballot box in the spring, the world's focus was on whether Hungary's conservative ruling party Fidesz could be defeated or not. To the great disappointment of the West, the opposition's attempt ended in a flop, even though several opposition parties had been gathered in a joint list.
What is left of my country?
I write often of the West’s disapproval of itself and its remaking in a Woke image that rejects Western civilization and insists on the deracination of the white ethnicities that created the civilization. When a civilization loses its belief in itself, or that belief is intentionally destroyed by poisonous ideas, and its defining values are lost, the civilization disappears. Geographically the land still exists, and there are people on it, but they are a different people.