The Bastion

Law enforcement institutions in the West have become political tools. The resemblance to old communist regimes is disturbing.   "When the sun sets, small men cast long shadows" – this expression aptly captures the rearguard battles of a waning hegemony. Like a wounded beast surrounded by predators, all it has left in its desperate struggle for survival is to let out hoarse growls – sometimes to deter, sometimes as a cry for help. The neo-communist camp, cloaked in the labels of "progressive" and "liberal," senses its grip on the global mainstream is weakening. The European public is no longer willing to accept the old elites and their destructive ideologies – ideologies that blur identities, physical and moral boundaries, and even the very distinction between good and evil. However, instead of competing in an open and fair ideological arena, the so-called “enlightened” camp resorts to blocking the process through dangerous means. These include exploiting ...