Brussels embraces fascism in the name of democracy

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Fascism is alive and well in Belgium, as the mayor of Brussels has opted to suppress an assembly of conservative academics, politicians, and commentators.

The National Conservatism Conference started on Tuesday with a who’s who roster of prominent conservatives from all over Europe. British politicians Suella Braverman and Nigel Farage, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, former French presidential candidate Eric Zemmour, several members of the European Parliament, and commentators and academics such as Gladden Pappin and Rod Dreher were among the list of speakers.

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