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Why Tolkien Will Not Wink
It has often been remarked — sometimes with irritation, sometimes with a kind of indulgent admiration — that the works of J.R.R. Tolkien display a striking absence of what is commonly called “humour”, at least in its modern sense (which is...
The Rotten Core: Why Europe’s Giants Are Crumbling
“You’re losing.”
That was the stark judgment of Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan, the largest bank in the world by market capitalisation, speaking at an event in Dublin about a year ago. “Europe has gone from 90% of U.S. GDP to 65% over 10 or...
An Irish Nationalism Worth Defending
A Foreword from June 2026
Reality-denial is something we have grown accustomed to expecting from across the European establishment. Whether it be the refusal to investigate the harms caused to children by Covid lockdowns, or the refusa...
How Elections Turned into Slovak Democracy’s Biggest Threat
Once, when I was sitting with my aunt in the living room, she muttered “Perhaps we Slovaks will never learn how to govern ourselves.” She continued, in the same sad, resigned tone, recalling the 1990s when the question of our independence f...
Magnifica Humanitas: The Encyclical That Almost Said No
Image: Grok. Yes, we know how ironic that is.
The first encyclical of Pope Leo XIV has already generated considerable discussion on the very day of its publication, and, as usual, the media seem divided between popesplainers who defend ev...
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Catholic. European. Sovereign. Civilisational analysis, history, culture, philosophy. Est. 2026.
Continental tradition of Conservative thought Interested in the theory of civilisation
Tradition—Culture—Politics
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Forming minds. Rebuilding the West.
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A coincidence of opposites: monastic silence and the trading floor. I write in search of anything worth thinking about. Fascinated by the fact that created intelligence can, at times, grasp created reality.
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