Category Archives: Europe

Orban & Central European Response To Militant Secularism

Posted on April 15, 2018 by William Holland

Viktor Orban has won another victorious election and fears of a growing fascist menace in Eastern & Central Europe remain unfounded.  Let’s examine. Why is militant secularism characterized as benevolent?  What can’t Brussels anticipate the impact of this militancy upon … Continue reading →

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Germany’s Secular Stagnation: Merkel

Posted on December 17, 2017 by William Holland

It really isn’t difficult to discern the source of Germany’s ailment, both political and economic.  For years now, U.S. and British Euroskeptics have sought to divine the source of Germany’s current account surplus.  Working Germans really don’t have the stomach … Continue reading →

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The End of Europe: The Limits of Secular Thought

Posted on May 19, 2017 by William Holland

I try not to cringe when I read most of what accounts for smart books these days, I’m thinking of The End of Europe:  Dictators, Demagogues & the Coming Dark Age by James Kirchick.  In my view, this book rapidly … Continue reading →

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