Rorate Caeli, Juan Manuel de Prada: American cinema has stopped being memorable for a long while; yet, as it happens with dead stars that once shone greatly, it produces once in a while sparks that keep alive the illusion of its power. Many of the films that were nominated for the Oscars this year were but subproducts created to smooth the way for the social engineering designed by Globalism, according to the formula established by Rousseau: “Correct the opinions of men, and their customs will be purified by themselves.” Read more here.
