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Terror in Sweden: The New Normal
Daily bombings, gang warfare, and a government that refuses to act—this is Sweden today.
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Dan Eriksson
DreamHack 25 Years Later: A Case Study in Camus’ Replacism
I traveled to Jönköping and was reminded of how authentic grassroots movements have been sacrificed on the altar of commercialism. Does it have to be…
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Dan Eriksson
From February: Illegal to Use AI Tools Without "Competence"
The EU Strikes Again: AI Madness Begins February 2
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Dan Eriksson
EU’s Centralization Drive: A Threat to National Sovereignty
The EU’s bypassing of national vetoes for sanctions reveals a deeper threat: the erosion of sovereignty and the rise of centralized power in Brussels.
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Dan Eriksson
The Fall of the Nation-State: What is Sweden Today?
An analysis of a people without a state – and a state without a nation
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Dan Eriksson
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A New Year for Sovereign Europe: Bold Moves and Fresh Perspectives
A bold vision for 2025: Expanding Sovereign Europe's voice in the fight for national sovereignty and traditional European values.
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Dan Eriksson

December 2024

Why European Nationalists Must Embrace Hope Over Despair
Turning Challenges into Opportunities for Europe's Future
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Dan Eriksson
Dear Europeans: The Time to Decide is Now
A deadly terrorist attack in Magdeburg has shaken Europe once again. Will Europeans finally unite to defend their heritage, or continue down the path of…
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Dan Eriksson
Brussels’ Bureaucratic Monster: Von der Leyen and the EU’s Unaccountable Power
What happens when unelected bureaucrats take over? Von der Leyen’s tenure is a case study in EU overreach.
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Dan Eriksson
Remigration to Syria - A Path Forward that the EU Tries to Block?
A new era in Syria demands a new approach in Europe – time for decisive action.
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Dan Eriksson
The EU's Rule of Law Fraud: Top Justice Official Caught in Money Laundering Scandal
While lecturing East European nations about corruption, Didier Reynders allegedly laundered money through lottery tickets. The hypocrisy of Brussels…
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Dan Eriksson
Breaking Down Barriers in Gera: A Lesson in Reconciliation
Can dialogue heal Germany’s divides? In Gera, political opposites—from nationalists to Antifa—sat down to talk. A bold experiment in bridging the…
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Dan Eriksson
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