At the height of the British Empire, with its unparalleled wealth and international influence, the founder of the Salvation Army, General William Booth, wrote In darkest England and the way out (1890). General William Booth: At this time, the interiors of Africa were being penetrated by Western explorers, among them Henry Morton Stanley, who just returned from the Congo …
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President Donald Trump’s radical tariff plan – a masterpiece in deal making – marks the end of the ongoing globalist injustice that has enriched low-cost countries such as China and their Western billionaire partners at the expense of the Western worker. The Western globalist billionaire class rose to power precisely by partnering with China. The working class has been …
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US President Donald Trump’s much-publicized tariff plan involves ending the socialist tariff system in which the US has been charged much higher tariffs than so-called economically disadvantaged nations that were poor in the past. The existing international tariff system is based on inequality, discriminating against Western nations and favoring the Global South, resulting in the United States being charged …
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A study of requirements for the optimal functioning of Capitalism quickly uncovers the need for a strong focus on trust. This applies to economics on the micro level as well as the macro perspective. Trust is one of the ethical principles that make the difference between constructive and self-destructive operation in profit-driven financial businesses. In cultures where social development …
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When Karl Marx called for cancelling God and the abolition of eternal truths such as justice, religion, and morality, he legalized contempt for the traditional moral standards of “do not lie, do not kill, do not envy others what they have”. The evil in man’s nature was no longer restrained, and the knowledge of how to tame it removed …
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Herland Report host, Hanne Nabintu Herland speaks to Joaquin Flores in this interview about the discrimination of Europeans, and the complex dynamics of identity, culture, and self-determination in Europe. Joaquin Flores, director of the Belgrade-based Center for Syncretic Studies, and Chief Editor at Fort Russ News, argues that Europeans are the indigenous people of Europe and highlights a tension …
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Herland Report host, Hanne Nabintu Herland speaks to leading political economist, Dr. Paul Craig Roberts in this interview about the effects of the weakening of Europe by Washington design. Roberts reveals that many foreign leaders appear willing to sacrifice their country’s interests for affiliation with American interests. These leaders are often rewarded financially, which presents a troubling moral and …
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In this Norwegian podcast, two Norwegian conservatives, Erik Selle and Hanne Nabintu Herland discuss why U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance was entirely correct when pointing out the totalitarian repression of free speech that is crippling Europe. The Tom Henriksen podcast, featuring Selle and Herland, delves into the repercussions of socialism on Europe while contrasting it with the conservative ideologies …
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The world has entered a geopolitical depression, writes Dr. Nouriel Roubini, pointing at severe megathreats that spell dark days ahead. This new era will resemble the tumultuous decades between 1914 and 1945, as the U.S. economic, financial, security unipolar world is challenged by four powers – China, Russia, Iran and North Korea. “There is a sharply rising risk …
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Reconstructing classical European values is key to retaking leadership as natives in Europe. We have said to several generations of young Europeans: We don’t have anything great, there is nothing much to be proud of in Europe, and if we find something, we should not talk about it too much. This is flat out wrong. What we have is …
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