On December 21st of last year, a non-secessionist party won Catalan regional elections for the first time. It was Ciudadanos (C’s), whose candidate were Inés Arrimadas. The party wants Catalonia to remain both in Spain and in the European Union. … Continue reading Ciudadanos Belongs to Social Democratic Consensus As Well
Last month, German voters delivered a message to the ruling CDu/CSU and SDP coalition, “we’re tired of unending immigration.” Since being reelected in 2013 as Chancellor, Merkel ignored voters concerns over open borders and ceding sovereignty to the EU. This … Continue reading Angela Merkels Twilight Is Here
It has been less than a week since three ISIS fighters (I am refraining from calling them soldiers because I do not wish to taint the good name of real, honorable soldiers) decided to wreak havoc on the Southwark area in … Continue reading “Part and Parcel”: A City Girl’s Stance on Sadiq Khan’s View of City Life
Sometimes, it is an art form to parse from Donald Trump’s words what he really means. For example, he does not speak the way a typical politician does, spouting off platitudes about America’s role in the world and assuming everybody … Continue reading Donald Trump’s Radical, But Rational Foreign Policy
This is something that most Americans won’t acknowledge today and something that even ten or twenty years ago would not have even been considered possible. But here we are with the Russian government holding the moral high ground over the … Continue reading Why Russia Has the Moral High Ground
A long time ago, a great and ancient empire, known as Rome, ruled for over 500 years. Its lands stretching from Spain to the Middle-East and from the shores of Britian to the deserts of Carthage. Its armies were vast … Continue reading The Fall of Europe and The Warning to America
American Watchmen 