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Extremists at the Gate of Europe
Voter dismay at the Open all Hours pro-immigration policies of Europe’s liberal-left governments are leading to rising tension. It is a heady mix that could turn Europe into a Balkan-like ethnic mix of passions ignited by political firebrands....
The Chinese Dragon Pounces on Europe
German indignation at China’s audacious economic penetration of Europe has been dismissed as sour grapes by Zhang Zugian, a researcher with the Chinese Association of European Studies. He says the European Union’s presumption of trade exclusivity...
Television Lies: The Insider’s View
Veteran television journalist, Martin Bell, is scathing about the lack of integrity in his profession. The newscaster says: “Those of us who have been in TV a long time know that the work of some of its legends includes reports that were outright...
Europe, The Giant Awakes
In a world of conflicting interests it is hardly surprising that we are bewildered by contradictory information. Nations opposed to the euro-zone, such as Britain and the United States, are desperate to talk up their own currencies: Being economical...
The Emperor is Still Naked
Many recall Hans Christian Andersen’s tale of the emperor, who, conned by a pair of travelling tailors allowed himself to be ‘dressed in robes woven so fine’ that only the intelligent could see them. The robes of course didn’t exist; he was...
Europe at Bay
It was George Orwell who surmised that the English never see the writing on the wall until their backs are up against it. Much the same can be said for the current generation of Germans. Even their own Chancellor, Angela Merkel, seems perplexed by...
The Creeping Jackboot in Europe
There is mounting and undeniable evidence that the European Union is transmuting into a totalitarian superpower. The governing trend is to carefully devise and control the route to influential position. The electoral apparatus makes certain that those...
Volcanic Stirrings Threaten Recovery
The clock is ticking away for scientists and aircraft engineers in their quest to find ways of avoiding volcanic dust or detecting it early enough to evade it. Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajokull, the eruption of which severely disrupted air travel...
U.S. The Crossroads of History
America’s superpower status may be tested and found wanting if, urged on by Israel it opts for what it sees as a pre-emptive strike against Iran. The argument that the Persian nation will acquire a nuclear potential if not checked is a red herring;...
