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Protests quickly spread across the United States and internationally in support of Black Lives Matter. Demonstrations that began on May 26 in Louisville, Kentucky, over the shooting of Breonna Taylor by police officers on March 13 intensified after the May 28 release of the 911 call made by her boyfriend in the moments after the… Continue reading Western Culture Under Attack Part 25

The George Floyd protests are an ongoing series of protests and riots against police brutality that began as local protests in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metropolitan area of Minnesota before spreading throughout the United States and then worldwide. The protests began in Minneapolis on May 26, 2020, following the killing of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black… Continue reading Western Culture Under Attack Part 24

Douglas Murray talks about the Destruction of History is the Destruction of the Self, of the Nation. He talks about the US Election coming up in November and he feels that we are in Very Dangerous Times, “If it is in the Territory of Civil War where Half the Country thinks there’s nothing Good about… Continue reading Western Culture under Attack Part 23

Douglas Murray talks about Western Culture being under Direct Attack. He makes the point that there’s a lot of Critics out there. Some are wanting to make us a Better Country, but there are many out there that simply want us to End. https://vk.com/video503532632_456240331

Perhaps the most alarming thing about @BLMUK is that the people behind it remain anonymous. Despite having raised £1million, the group has no leader, no board of trustees or directors, no website, no address, no spokesman and no presence at Companies House, the Government’s registry of UK firms. It is not a registered charity and… Continue reading Western Culture under Attack Part 21

Protests have erupted across the United States in the past few days following the death of an unarmed black man in police custody. George Floyd was killed by a Minneapolis police officer who knelt on the man’s neck, suffocating him to death. Floyd’s death, the latest in a line of killings of African-Americans by law… Continue reading Western Culture under Attack Part 20

This sense of grievance and solidarity gave voice to protests in Toronto, Berlin, London and other Western cities. “People all over the world understand that their own fights for human rights, for equality and fairness, will become so much more difficult to win if we are going to lose America as the place where ‘I… Continue reading Western Culture under Attack Part 19

“We’re outraged about what’s happening in Minneapolis, but really us guys home in Australia need to take a stand together here … because they can actually see the racism and injustice against our people,” said Paul Francis-Silva, Dungay’s nephew, to Australia’s ABC News. In France, too, Floyd’s death rekindled memories of a 2016 incident in… Continue reading Western Culture under Attack Part 18

The world of the incident and the diverse demonstrations that followed — emboldened existing movements over racial violence and discrimination against minorities. In Australia, where fresh solidarity protests are planned this week, the upheaval in the United States has revived conversation arouthe head of the African Union Commission, who condemned the killing of George Floyd… Continue reading Western Culture under Attack Part 17

The United States is increasingly seen as a nation turning in on itself. As protests against the police rocked dozens of American cities, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab spoke of the crisis across the pond in language more often deployed when discussing intractable conflicts elsewhere in the world. “We want to see de-escalation of all… Continue reading Western Culture under Attack Part 16