Thomas Fleming Explains Self-Hating Europeans

Thomas Fleming, President of the Fleming Foundation and a prominent figure in paleo-conservatism, shares his insights on the intriguing phenomenon of self-hatred among Europeans. He explores the historical roots of this self-perception, tracing it from the Renaissance through French intellectualism. Fleming examines the cultural narratives that shape our understanding of history and critiques modern literature's impact on European heritage. He also delves into the allure of simpler times and the need for adaptable conservatism in today's society.