Brussels is out of control.
But people across Europe have had enough.
@FSI_Europe exists to give a voice to the patriotic political movement, and provide the ideas and arguments we need to win.
Watch the launch video 👇
When Rupert Brooke, wrote: “there’s some corner of a foreign field that is forever England”, he meant it.
Today, such words are unthinkable. The West is profoundly uncomfortable with every aspect of military endeavour.
Read Prof. Bill Durodie’s @acadofideas #battlefest speech
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He just launched @FSI_Europe, a new think tank in Brussels. I wrote a profile of sociologist @Furedibyte in @Causeur : causeur.fr/frank-furedi-l-oe…
Interesting read this profile of @Furedibyte on the launch of our think tank @FSI_Europe
He just launched @FSI_Europe, a new think tank in Brussels. I wrote a profile of sociologist @Furedibyte in @Causeur : causeur.fr/frank-furedi-l-oe…
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At the Battle of Ideas festival from @acadofideas I explained how the British government is increasingly applying a model designed in the EU to control opposition to the contemporary regime.
They are taking steps beyond mere narrative control.
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Thank you @FSI_Europe for this meaningful initiative commemorating both Poznań June 1956 and Budapest October 1956. 🇵🇱🇭🇺
Two historic events that embodied the courage of people who refused to surrender their freedom and inspired generations to resist communist oppression, ultimately leading to its collapse.
As we say: Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki (Poland and Hungary, two brothers)
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Today it costs little to speak out.
But the Hungarian heroes of 1956, inspired by Polish heroes of Poznań 1956, risked it all.
@DariaMalecpl reflected that courage is built on the idea that a struggle will have an outcome not just for ourselves but for future generations.
On the 70th anniversary of the Hungarian revolution of 1956, our Freedom Breakfast celebrated the great courage of those who stood for national independence and political freedom.
Thanks to our speakers @Furedibyte @DariaMalecpl and Márton Veisz of our hosts @CivicHungaryFdn
Today it costs little to speak out.
But the Hungarian heroes of 1956, inspired by Polish heroes of Poznań 1956, risked it all.
@DariaMalecpl reflected that courage is built on the idea that a struggle will have an outcome not just for ourselves but for future generations.
1956 showed that what was the dominant ideological and cultural force across Europe could indeed be challenged.
@Furedibyte encouraged us to celebrate the revolution of 1956, but make a decision to embark on our own little revolution today.
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The latest ad from the Irish Government to the Irish people, who are the font of all problems in the country and desperately need to be stopped from their bad behaviour.
This time, it's hugging your grandkids.
Has Ireland reached peak woke?
Your granny’s hug is now a consent issue.
That was the message of a Department of Justice-funded NGO ad in Ireland, until the minister had to pull it.
A state that funds this has stopped trusting its own families.
thejournal.ie/grandparents-h…
If the Hungarian revolution of 1956 was an expression of national consciousness, the French riots of 2026 are an expression of hostility to the values of France.
@Furedibyte reflects on the eve of the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution
Read the essay in the link below!
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Talking liberal authoritarianism with @Gregor_Puppinck and @RichardJSchenk tomorrow at the @Europarl_EN. The irony isn't lost on me.
"We need to be much wiser about how the EU operates, much more alert to what its political elite has become, and much more serious about our own ideas."
Read @jacobreynolds speech from our packed-out launch event last week.
Read it in full here
fsieurope.substack.com/p/lau…
In the news, our launch was covered by the Financial Times
ft.com/content/1cda1563-9f99…
“Meloni has adopted a robust pro-Ukrainian stance, whereas Weidel is more sympathetic towards the re-forging of ties with Russia. Le Pen has chosen a middle path,” said @Furedibyte , of the Freedom and Sovereignty Initiative think tank.
telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…
The chaos in France is just beginning.
There’s a possibility of an alliance between the centrists and the Islamo-gauchistes to keep out Le Pen.
Our @RichardJSchenk at #BattleFest @acadofideas
The establishment media needs the new media to keep it honest.
Our media maestro @johno79064258 digging to the opportunities of the new media with a brilliant panel.
@CDP1882 @RobLownie @laceyemc @ThePennyDee @Nico_Macdonald




















