Europe

  As the mainstream media shuts down diversity of opinion, pulling the “Fake News” card on anyone who does not see the world from the leftwing CNN angle, many feel that the West is turning into a Soviet Union. It has long been worrying that over 90 % of the US media is owned by only 6 corporations, as it …

  Billionaire-funded NGOs: Think about it: An elected politician in the United States Congress may hold stocks in an oil company, Big Pharma, or the military industry—after having run for Congress, paid for by the very same group he now lobbies for. The same person may also push for and write laws that deregulate that particular industry, causing certain stocks …

  In the West, the ultra-rich own almost everything. Private investment corporations such as Blackrock, Vanguard, Capital World, Berkshire Hathaway and State Street represent capital owners who dominate media companies, Big Tech, Big Pharma, the military complex, real estate and the food industry. Buy it here! Whichever industry you take a look at, you easily find the same top shareholders …

  Hanne Nabintu Herland’s latest book, The Billionaire World. How Marxism serves the Elite is a razor sharp analysis of how the corporate and political elites use Marxist repression of the people to achieve their goals. Read the shocking story of how Marxism was used to curb freedom. Buy it here!     In the West, the ultra-rich control almost everything. …

  Globalist capitalism, the economic system that became dominant since the 1980s, fundamentally deviates from historic capitalism. It is heavily influenced by the Marxist revolt against traditional virtues. In my new book, The Billionaire World. How Marxism serves the Elite, I point out that this is key as the rebellion against historic capitalism and its ethical standards, creates an moral …

  Moral questions are rational questions that discuss how we are to live the best possible life. Christianity produced a distinct set of moral virtues that were the ideal standards for justice in traditional, historic Western nations. Christianity, ethics and Habermas: Since the atheist, relativist ideology took over the hegemony in the West, these ideals have been scrapped and substituted …

  To the surprise of many, Europe’s arguably most important intellectual, Jürgen Habermas (1929-) has made religion a major theme of his work late in life. The origins of Human Rights is Christian theology: Realizing that religion’s prominence in the public sphere has not diminished, rather on the other hand, is more vital than ever, Habermas is critical of his …

  Psychiatric disorders and mental health problems are skyrocketing in the United States. More people died from suicide in the United States last year than any other year on record, according to provisional data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, writes CNN. At least 49,449 lives were lost due to intentional self-harm in 2022 — nearly 15 deaths …

  An underlying sorrow weights down the Western culture. Our civilization is blanketed with a light melancholic fog of neuroses, mental pain, depression and loneliness. Mental Pain: What happened? How did we end up in a situation where loneliness and depression are such massive problems? What happened to the family? And to the life long companionship between the man and …

  What happens when an atheist thinker who arguably was Europe’s strongest voice for atheist secularism, changes his mind and advocates for Christian ethics? To follow the development of Jürgen Habermas has been a remarkable journey. He now states that Christian ethics have a greater role to play in society than many secularists previously thought. His point is that it …