Pedophilia is trying to pass through Overton's window
The latest hiring decided by the Moore Center for Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse at Johns Hopkins University has caused a stir. Are we facing a classic case of the "Overton window"?
The latest hiring decided by the Moore Center for Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse at Johns Hopkins University has caused a stir. Are we facing a classic case of the "Overton window"?
Daniele Scalea, President of Centro Studi Machiavelli, has been interviewed by Gianluca Fabi on Radio Cusano Campus. Scalea discusses the historical attitude of NATO towards Russia and the possible evolutions of the conflict in Ukraine.
Let's try to understand how the takeover of Twitter by Elon Musk has taken shape and what consequences it will have on politics. Musk, in fact, has motivated the decision not only with profit, but also with the defense of free speech.
Daniele Scalea, President of Centro Studi Machiavelli, spoke to Radio Libertà, interviewed by PierLuigi Pellegrin about his article "The nightmare of Shanghai is a warning: we must stand up to the lockdown fanatics". Scalea described the horrors of the Chinese policy of "zero covid" and warned against the possible re-proposition of this model also in Italy.
A communist regime, China's, is giving us an example of where the frenzy for mass confinement and the goal of "zero covid" can go. The reference is to the lockdown ordered in Shanghai.
Silvia Roberto hosts a new format for the Centro Studi Machiavelli. The first interviewee is the President of the Center, Daniele Scalea, who talks about the state of the Italian Right and the role of the Machiavelli. (IN ITALIAN)
The Centro Studi Machiavelli is preparing to expand its range of action, proposing, after the meetings promoted in Rome (since 2017) and online (since 2020), new moments of confrontation, meeting and debate around Italy. A first appointment of this kind took place last Saturday, April 2, in Lamezia Terme, Calabria.
Orban and his Fidesz party regain the trust of the Hungarian people. The news of the day, however, is not the reappointment of the national-conservative government in Budapest, but the extent of the victory achieved.
The Russian-Ukrainian war is also (if not primarily) one of the many ethnic conflicts that have bloodied the former communist bloc territories following the collapse of the USSR and because of its legacy of "unresolved" borders.