…assortment of commendable offerings have largely escaped public attention. One such work is ‘The Demon in Democracy: Totalitarian Temptations in Free Societies’ by Polish academic and European Parliament member, Ryszard…
I think it’s safe to assume, second only to the United States, Britain has the largest ‘free speech network’ in the Anglosphere. Comprised of any array of pressure groups, organisations,…
…two things should come out of this film and re-enter the cultural sphere, filtering back down into our collective fears and dreams. Firstly, is it that of existential fear from…
…in opposition to the instabilities and shiftings around them. There are many other examples of changeless characters coming out of changing times. The Lord of the Rings—specifically, Aragorn—came out of…
…any assertion via other sources to confirm or refute its validity. Certainly, each of us enjoys freedom of speech/opinion, freedom of conscience, and liberty of choice. Nevertheless, those freedoms and…
…that within the next two decades, international relations could be entering a period of no singular global superpower at all”. Humankind is entering a post-polar world out of the emergence…
…competitive in a way other companies are not. For example, Amazon currently owns the market on cloud services (one of the few places where a competitor is near the top,…
…have entirely lost their freedom. This long preamble has been to show how freedom is swapped for safety in economic terms. But I think there’s more to it. First, the…
…supplementation, for example free school meals and financial assistance to food charities, not to mention government subsidies for agriculture. In a private medical system, there would be similar government assistance,…
Book Review: Ten Year Anniversary, The Demon in Democracy
…assortment of commendable offerings have largely escaped public attention. One such work is ‘The Demon in Democracy: Totalitarian Temptations in Free Societies’ by Polish academic and European Parliament member, Ryszard…