A significant and symbolic moment in the history of German and American libertarianism.
When people want something completely innocent like a secession, strange things happen.
The greeting ritual has been replaced by something ‘pseudo-democratic.’
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's poem of 1797 warned of endless cultural terrorism arising from the French Revolution.
Paris has always had rats. But in the past two years, they have experienced a demographic boom. We don't have to look far to find out why.
While two hollowed out, crumbling establishment cartel parties are coming together (again), the Greens are outmaneuvered, and new forces are rising.
In the face of ostracism and persecution by the establishment and their goons, the Austrian 'Identitarian' retains his moral courage.
Libertarians celebrate the 20th anniversary of their leading journal in an increasingly stifling Germany.
What's all this fuss about 'integration'? In China, foreigners are simply tolerated - as long as they have no deadly disease and observe the rules.
In the face of massive non-European immigration in the west, the region's cultural identity could be maintained east of the river Elbe.
A new series.
What does it say about a society, when it is happy to allow the abortion of babies with Down's syndrome but awards the survivors of pregnancy a 'pass for the severely OK'?
How, after a total collapse of civilization, do people act and reorganize societies under the worst conditions? The answer depends on your political outlook.
While achieving a stunning success in the Mediterranean, the Identitarian Movement's political theory is still unclear.
Europeans and others of Christian, Jewish and otherwise ‘false’ faiths will continue to be slaughtered in the future not for what they, or their fathers, have done, or are doing, but exclusively for what they are: Unbelievers, in the sense of the Koran.
The contrasts between rich and poor are omnipresent – but no one really cares. Americans often live next to each other in villas and shacks. They don't know envy. This is one of the reasons why they are almost all so pleasantly apolitical.
Amazon.de banned from direct sale all books of one particular publisher. The internet trading giant has otherwise no scruples in distributing the most deviant publications to its clients, from extreme left wing propaganda concoctions to pornographic trash. So the reason for this particular ban must be pretty rock solid, right? Right?
Everything that's happened in Hamburg has already been happening for years. In many German cities, cars have been torched for years, unpopular representatives' offices and homes have been attacked.
The author tried to find out why some websites had suddenly disappeared from Google News. The answers he received in his dialog with the internet giant are reminiscent of the bizarre short stories of the great novelist Franz Kafka. A reputable company that has written openness and transparency on its banners doesn’t act with such trickery and deviousness. Or does it?
In retrospect, Francke's apolitical attitude is staggering and, transposed to the modern day, quite revolutionary.
Donald Trump has told European leaders that they are unable to protect their continent, neither from Islamic terrorism nor from the seizure of land by Africans and people from the Middle East, and the assembled loser leaders are angry.
If Europe, her borders, her values and her legal system do not physically resist this challenge, it will also mentally implode.
Like so much in this field, the official German Earth Day website is not only unintentionally funny, but also completely off the mark.
There is a sinister reason for the movie’s popularity in Germany. Here, the living have revoked a fundamental solidarity with the dead. A solidarity exemplified by ancient Greek dramatic heroine Antigone.
What do the results of the recent elections in Germany mean? Who is the real winner? And who the real loser?
Libertarian observations at the tail end of the Merkel era.
