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Migrants: “humanitarian” interventions generally make things worse
The interview that follows was first published in Boulevard Voltaire; translated from the French by Tom Sunic Q: The photo of that Syrian child stranded on the beach is now in the process of turning a new page in European opinion. In our epoch of “storytelling” it evidently suggests that the migrant issue is a […]
The logic of capitalism; the unemployed and the superfluous
Translated from the French by Tom Sunic Below is the interview A. de Benoist gave recently to Boulevard Voltaire. Q: Despite repeated promises of politicians, both from the right and the left, nothing seems to be stopping the rise in unemployment. Is it something inevitable? A: Officially, there are 3.5 million unemployed in France, which […]
The Surveillance Society and Freedom-Curbing Legislation are nothing new…
The God Hermes slaying the hundred-eyed monster Argus (figure on vase, c. 5th B.C.) Translated from the French by Tom Sunic Q: Radar on the roads, security cameras at every street corner. One gets a big impression of being constantly under surveillance. With the recently adopted law on intelligence gathering, how far can these freedom curbing […]
Dealing with Dysfunction: A Review of "What It Is Like to Teach in Failing Schools," Part 1
Björn Höcke and the Potential Return of Sanity in German Politics
Words as Weapons: Asymmetry and Advantage in Linguistic Competition
The Self-Defeating War Hypocrisy of the Left
A Review of "Fistfights with Muslims in Europe: One Man's Journey through Modernity"
