The Courage of Truth in the Twilight of a World
There are moments in history when lucidity becomes the highest form of bravery. By daring to call a spade a spade and a predator a predator, Senator Malhuret has shattered the mirror of European illusions. He reminds us of a brutal truth we had forgotten in the comfort of peace: freedom is never a given; it is a permanent conquest. It must be earned, and in the face of dictatorship or blackmail, it sometimes demands that we be ready to risk everything for it rather than accept the shame of submission.

This implacable conclusion finally aligns with that of the President, creating this unprecedented united front, hailed from London to Warsaw. For the question is no longer partisan, it is existential: how long will we accept being robbed, extorted, insulted, and treated like vassals by a man who has made contempt his doctrine?

Enough is enough
Even the American heartland is beginning to waver under the weight of this madness, where the specter of impeachment is growing even within Republican ranks. It may already be too late to stitch together an international order that lies in tatters, pulverized by the whims of a single man. But if it is too late to save the old world, there is still time to refuse to die with it. To revolt is no longer an option; it is a duty of survival.