Ireland is ready for a political earthquake
Host Jacob Reynolds is joined by sociologist and MCC Brussels Executive Director Frank Furedi, and Miguel Toledano, political adviser for Vox in the Patriots for Europe, to ask what happens when Europe’s leaders lose their sense of right and wrong, and why ordinary people are beginning to push back.France: Antifa Attack Mourning VigilIn Nantes, young people held a vigil for 12-year-old Lola, murdered by an Algerian woman. Antifa stormed the event, attacking mourners for daring to speak about the crime.The twisted moral code of Antifa and the new left was on full display: mourners were treated as criminals, and the attackers as the righteous.Ireland: The Illusion of VictoryA left-wing president takes office, but hundreds of thousands of voters spoil their ballots in protest.Behind the appearance of unity lies a country drifting from its values, managed by Brussels, and increasingly estranged from its own people.Spain: When ‘Inclusivity’ Crosses the LineIn Spain’s Basque Country, a “trans-feminist” summer camp descended into alleged abuse: children were made to shower with adults and take part in sexualised activities, all under the banner of inclusion. The organisers are under investigation, yet local authorities looked away.This isn’t an isolated scandal but the logical end of an ideology that has erased the natural line between childhood and adulthood. In this new moral order, children are told they can make adult choices, while adults are encouraged to act like children, and the result is corruption disguised as compassion.Are these isolated scandals, or symptoms of a Europe that has lost its moral compass?If you value open discussion on these issues, please like, comment, and subscribe. It's one of the few ways to counter algorithmic suppression of dissenting voices.
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