Amid globalist demands and conservative reclamations, this category reveals culture’s true essence—from biological roots and belonging desires to humanity’s gift of sharing through expression. Reclaims authentic cultural flourishing against imposed pressures. Premium insights with MailPoet alerts for subscribers.
Every year, specifically on May 5th, the flag is raised in the Netherlands to celebrate the liberation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands from an oppressive occupier (1940–1945). This serves as the conclusion to the commemoration of the fallen and…
Those who follow me on Facebook (link) are familiar with my introduction, “My resistance to the madness of the moment is cast in satire and blues.” Today, I want to give shape to my feelings for the blues in this…
For anyone who regularly visits social media, it comes as no surprise that the “Law of Extremes”—constantly clashing—erodes nuance to the point where an element worthy of connection indeed connects with whatever value remains from the crumbled opposition. Self-proclaimed intellectuals,…
Edelweiss, and the Emptiness after Picking. The Edelweiss is a beautiful flower, blooming solitarily at high altitudes in the Alps. Once an immigrant from Asia, it is now a symbol of strength, perseverance, and love. It survives where others have…
It is a striking observation that people often hinder each other, sometimes so frustrated that they seek happiness in mocking or even damaging what is dear to someone else. Especially in prosperous countries, a sense of togetherness seems to be…
Assumptions, oh assumptions. Along the way: reading this article may raise the question: “What is wrong with the writer? A comparison of Islam with football? As the writer, I can reassure you: I am comparing the behavior of ‘hooligans’ with…
“Unwanted selfies” sharpens the metaphor: society photographs individuals without consent, dehumanizing them into icons. Ties perfectly to my “one person” principle. Posters, Dehumanization, and the Betrayal of ECHR Principles This universal problem of “posterization”—reducing individuals to group symbols or ideological…
