Category: Unapologetic

We do not say sorry or apologize for our thoughts, feelings, and writing. We swim against the current if we feel that is right. We are simply unapologetic.

Paul Cliteur16/06/2026

Is Islam responsible for violence?

The recent Belfast stabbing by the illegal Sudanese Muslim immigrant Hadi Alodid has put questions […]
Arthur Blok11/06/2026

Exclusive interview with Tommy Robinson: "Europe is at a crossroads"

Tommy Robinson became a household name in the United Kingdom's (UK) political opposition. He gained world […]
Filip Dewinter10/06/2026

Street jihad in Paris, Brussels, London & Belfast: Is Europe on the brink of a civil war?

Europe has once again been shaken by violent riots in Brussels, London, Paris, and Belfast […]
The Liberum09/06/2026

The Great Settlement: Reparations for injustice done in the (distant) past

Governments occasionally apologise for injustices committed in the (distant) past, but matters are rarely settled […]
Nadia Ahmad06/06/2026

Post Angela Merkel: The new monarchy of Brussels

There was a time when European politics felt geographically anchored. Berlin felt German. Rome felt […]
Max von Kreyfelt04/06/2026

The modern economy runs on hysteria

There was a time when economies ran on labour, production, and raw materials. Now they […]
Nadia Ahmad30/05/2026

Angela Merkel’s gamble and the Syrian shock inside Europe

Europe’s Syria policy did not begin as a humanitarian story. It began as a political […]
Max von Kreyfelt28/05/2026

Washington's invisible government

Just for clarity, the American Congress officially consists of 535 members. At least those are […]
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Arthur Blok22/05/2026

The Liberum editor-in-chief analyses the Lebanon-Israel peace talks

The Middle East is often transformed less by treaties than by thresholds. Some moments alter […]
Max von Kreyfelt21/05/2026

America’s Century of Humiliation?

There was a time when America saw itself as the final destination of history. The […]
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