The New York Times called for “international intervention” in the forthcoming presidential election, insisting the Democratic Party invite the United Nations and a host of George Soros-linked groups to interfere with the election outcome. The opinion editorial, entitled “America May Need International Intervention” was penned by Peter Beinart, also is a contributor at The Atlantic and Political Commentator for CNN. In over 1,000 words, Beinart makes the case for foreign election interference under the auspices of the notoriously globalist, anti-Trump United Nations, specifically the body’s Human Rights Council. The United Nations Human Rights Council, however, hosts egregious human rights abusers such
Majorities across the European Union believe the entity has been “irrelevant” and failed to “live up to its responsibilities” during the coronavirus pandemic, a new, content-wide poll has revealed. The news will be seen as vindication of the United Kingdom’s choice to exit the European Union, and the American political right’s continued warnings about European-style socialism and increasing centralization of powers. The European Council on Foreign Relations poll took the views of over 11,000 citizens in nine countries across Europe, those being: Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden. The polled countries account for more than two-thirds
Europe is embroiled in a serious health and economic crisis, with coronavirus exposing critical failures at the heart of the European Union. A lack of the oft-touted “solidarity” amongst European countries has led to a rise in skepticism which could mark the beginning of the end for the EU. Having failed to act when vulnerable member nations like Italy and Spain desperately begged for help, supplies, and a collective response to the virus, the European Union is now clamoring for relevance. Not a single EU country responded, instead banning exports of supplies for fear of suffering shortages in their own
The European Union’s chief scientist has resigned, stating he is no longer a believer in the European Union project following the bloc’s failures to address the coronavirus crisis. Prof. Mauro Ferrari announced his resignation as it became increasingly clear the European Union response had been lacking. https://twitter.com/WarRoomPandemic/status/1247570952495431683 Prof. Ferrari had only started his EU stint in January, and was due to serve a four year term. The Financial Times reported Ferrari’s words Tuesday afternoon: “I have been extremely disappointed by the European response to Covid-19… I arrived at the ERC a fervent supporter of the EU [but] the Covid-19 crisis
Over the last few weeks, President Trump has ignited a modern Whiskey Rebellion after revealing his interest in placing a tariff on foreign-made steel. In response to Trump’s protectionist threat, the European Union announced that (if Trump’s plan were enacted) they would respond with a series of tariffs of their own — including adding a new tax on American bourbon. To say the least, a trade war like this would not benefit the United States or Europe. While some in the Trump administration may hold out hope that the US steel industry would boom from such an arrangement, the reality