He’ll do anything to win
“Trump cheats. He’ll do anything to win,” yesterday’s newspapers wrote critically. Wait—critically? What exactly do we, as citizens, want? Do we want a statesman who will do absolutely anything to…
Escape from Berlin
“Anyone who doesn’t want to live in Mogadishu shouldn’t be living in Berlin,” writes Die Welt, urging property owners to sell while they still can. It’s worth noting that Die…
On a Mistake More Harmful Than It Seems
A perceptive reader wrote to me: “The best example of the difference you define between an industrial state and a liberally indolent state is not so much electromobility, but the…
On the Limits of Curtis Yarvin’s Thinking
I do not hide the fact that I consider Curtis Yarvin the best contemporary analyst of political power — perhaps even the best in the past century. However, that does…
On German constitution
The real constitution is constantly changing. That’s because the real constitution is based on the principle that the one who holds actual power is the one who decides—and is subject…
On Working-Class Rule
A reader wrote to me: “I clearly remember the words of my first employer after the fall of communism in 1989, when I started working for him: ‘Mr. X, workers…