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Thuringia, the turning point in German politics?

The election is also all the more significant given that it is the first major victory for Germany’s far right at such a high level since 1933.

Ricardo Nuno Costa

Trump, the Divided States of America, & Civil War

Articles deliberating on the left-right divide, racial fissures, and even the possibility of a civil war in the US were widespread during Trump’s tumultuous tenure. And while a civil war did not precipitate, the world did witness a plethora of incidents that unveiled American societal fractures – most harrowing being the George Floyd protests and the Capitol Hill attacks.

Taut Bataut

Distasteful Dark European Values – Ukraine Bans the Real Ukrainian Orthodox Church

It is obvious that the US-led Western Empire is desperate to destroy one of the last bastions of traditional values and morality, the Orthodox Church, in order to impose its secular religion of deviancy on the countries that are sheltered by the Church. The recent signing of an illegal, unelected Ukrainian president, (having overstayed his term of office), of a degree affecting the religion of millions of devote Orthodox Ukrainians should be a shock to any Western democracy, and organized religion itself; it represents the worst-case scenario.

Seth Ferris