Communism Didn’t Disappear Without a Trace

The Institute for the Research of Communism (Hungary) and the Institute for the Study of Communist Crimes (Albania) signed a cooperation agreement in Budapest. The goal of this initiative is to share research findings related to the crimes of communism and to jointly preserve the memory of dictatorship.

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Danger Lurks in the Western World

Fekete points out that woke movements and gender ideology today are just like communism and Marxism once were.

What’s clearly positive, though, is that in the November 5 U.S. presidential election, voters rebelled against the liberal elite, which had unleashed this whole woke madness and attacked their traditional values,

he said. He added that the Western world now faces a level of thought control reminiscent of past totalitarian regimes. Referring to Marine Le Pen’s legal difficulties, he claimed that in the West, they don’t even bother with maintaining appearances like the show trials anymore—they simply condemn those who stand in their way.

Fekete said that in the UK, even a social media post can result in prison time.

He cited the case of Lee Dunn, who, in the summer of 2024, expressed his concern about mass immigration by posting on Facebook a few images, one  depicting men resembling Arabs, waving knives toward Westminster, in front of which a white child wearing a British-flag T-shirt is crying. The caption read:

Coming to a town near you.

Dunn was arrested by the “thought police,” apologized, and deleted the “offensive” content—yet was still sentenced to eight weeks in prison.

It seems Orwell’s dystopia has become reality in the West,

Fekete remarked.

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