What does the crisis at Ceuta reveal about globalization, mass migration, and the deeper collapse of Western civilization?
In this overview, Mike Steger examines the political, economic, and philosophical forces behind the Ceuta border crisis. He argues that the chaos unfolding in Europe is not the result of one court ruling or one failed immigration policy, but the product of decades of globalization, deindustrialization, consumer materialism, and a system of rights detached from responsibility.
From the European Convention on Human Rights and the power of international courts to the destruction of Western manufacturing and national sovereignty, Mike explores how the modern rules-based order has weakened the ability of nations to defend their people and preserve their cultures.
The discussion then turns to the material rebuilding of civilization through energy, nuclear power, manufacturing, American technology, private credit, and international development. But economic recovery alone is not enough. Drawing on Joseph Ratzinger’s *Eschatology*, Mike argues that the survival of the West ultimately depends on restoring the immortality of the human soul, the image of God, and a moral understanding of what human beings are created to do.
In this overview, Mike Steger examines the political, economic, and philosophical forces behind the Ceuta border crisis. He argues that the chaos unfolding in Europe is not the result of one court ruling or one failed immigration policy, but the product of decades of globalization, deindustrialization, consumer materialism, and a system of rights detached from responsibility.
From the European Convention on Human Rights and the power of international courts to the destruction of Western manufacturing and national sovereignty, Mike explores how the modern rules-based order has weakened the ability of nations to defend their people and preserve their cultures.
The discussion then turns to the material rebuilding of civilization through energy, nuclear power, manufacturing, American technology, private credit, and international development. But economic recovery alone is not enough. Drawing on Joseph Ratzinger’s *Eschatology*, Mike argues that the survival of the West ultimately depends on restoring the immortality of the human soul, the image of God, and a moral understanding of what human beings are created to do.
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