Entries by Tom Sunic, Ph.D.

Legale Hexerei und Umkehrung der Opferrolle

Trotz der lobenswerten Bemühungen von Präsident Donald Trump und Außenminister Marco Rubio, die amerikanische Öffentlichkeit auf die zunehmende Unterdrückung der Meinungsfreiheit in der EU aufmerksam zu machen, sind sowjetische Rechtspraktiken in bestimmten Bereichen der EU-Justiz nach wie vor weit verbreitet. Um es klarzustellen: Der Zweite Weltkrieg ist nie wirklich beendet worden; er befindet sich lediglich […]

Legal Witchcraft and Victimhood Inversion

Honoré Daumier (1808–1879), Two Lawyers Conversing Despite the commendable efforts of President Donald Trump and Secretary Marco Rubio to alert the American public to the rising tide of free-speech suppression in the EU, Soviet-style legal practices in certain segments of the EU judiciary remain very much alive and kicking. Let us be clear: The Second […]

Mortal Victims

Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945), “The Survivors” (charcoal on toned paper) Introductory Note: The article below is adapted from segments of my speech, L’Histoire victimaire comme identité négative (“Victimhood History as Negative Identity”), delivered in October 2007 at the XII Round Table of Terre et Peuple, in Paris-Versailles. Nearly two decades later, I think it is appropriate […]

Homo Sovieticus Lives On

First published in July 1995 in Chronicles, but still relevant today, To the old popular proverb, “The only good communist is a dead communist,” we should perhaps now add: “Once a communist, forever a communist.” Although as a muscled ideology communism is dead, as a way of life it is still very much alive. Similar to […]

Tuukka Kuru interviews Dr. Tom Sunic

Greetings, Tom! How are you and your family doing? We are exercising the art of psychic survival amidst our troubled times. Having survived the fraud of communism, there is no reason we cannot survive the deception of liberalism. You have actively followed Trump’s second term and carefully assessed its impact on global politics. Was Trump’s […]