Stefan Brakus 
I have been aware of the works of historian Adam Zamoyski for a number of years now, but this is the first book of his that I have ever read myself. Published in 2009, Poland: A History delivers exactly what it says on the tin, to use a layman’s phrase – a detailed and thorough … Read more
Following a recent baseball game in the United States, writer Jonathan Turley from American news outlet The Hill wrote about how he had witnessed another attendee at the game being offered free beer from a beer vendor worker. The beer in question was the now-infamous Bud Light, the very same brand of beer that had … Read more
Whatever one may think of the British Royal Family, one thing cannot be denied – the very concept that is monarchy is one of the oldest forms of political institution in human history. From the earliest known civilisations, kingdoms and empires have played a pivotal role in the shaping of human history. It is no … Read more
Once again, the mainstream media takes a white historical figure and hires a non-white person to play them in a new on-screen portrayal. While this trend of taking white characters – both fictitious and historical alike – and having them be portrayed by non-white actors has been going on for several years now across film, … Read more
The American transgender community’s campaigns in favour of legalised child abuse continues and shows no signs of stopping. The US state of Washington could soon make it legal for youth centres to shelter children and teenagers who have “escaped” their homes in order to undertake abortions and even gender reassignment surgeries…without the consent of their … Read more
The Rise of Dylan Mulvaney The transgender propaganda campaign continues at full steam ahead. It might not have escaped the attention of the reader(s) that the most influential transgender figure in the world currently – for some reason – is arguably one Mr. Dylan Mulvaney (emphasis on the Mr.), who most will be familiar with … Read more
One week has passed since the deadly shooting in a Christian church school in Nashville, Tennessee in the United States that killed six people – three adults and three 9-year-old children. Following most mass shootings in the United States (or anywhere else, for that matter), the normal reaction from most people would be to mourn … Read more
Disclaimer: This article will only be covering the incident in question in the form of a news update. A proper analytic look at the wider circumstances surrounding the shooting will be covered in a separate article next week, following further updates from the ongoing police investigation and public events which have reportedly been scheduled for … Read more
On Tuesday 21st March, the Ugandan Parliament unanimously passed a law that officially criminalises its citizens from identifying as LGBT. In turn, this effectively criminalises the very existence of the entire LGBT community in Uganda. According to the organisation Human Rights Watch, while a number of African countries already impose strict laws against the LGBT … Read more
The Franco-German Plan Last month, following several months of heightened tensions between Serbia and the unrecognised so-called Republic of Kosovo, five foreign diplomats representing France, Germany, Italy, the European Union and the United States of America flew to Serbia to deliver to the country’s leader, President Aleksandar Vučić, a document that has been publicised as … Read more