Dr. Ricardo Duchesne Speaks with Free Bird Media about Western Civilization and Masculinity

by The Editors 

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FBM has a You Tube Channel, a Twitter account, and a Facebook Page. The Founder of FBM is Alex Van Hamme.

A few days ago, Alex interviewed Dr. Ricardo Duchesne. These are some of the questions he asked:

• Why do you not recognize the Blackfoot Nation as being a nation-state pre-existing the arrival of Europeans in North America? 

• Some people have been arguing that the definition of Western Civilization should be expanded to include aryan peoples from India who are non-white and their traditions such as Hinduism. What are your thoughts on this? 

• Could you elaborate slightly for my viewers on Why you believe Europeans may have evolved a higher tolerance for individuals standing out from the crowd? 

• You touch on this in The Uniqueness of Western Civilization - progressives often make the claim that at one point in history Islamic civilization was actually ahead of the West in terms of science, astronomy, mathematics and grammar. Could you tell me if you agree that this is objectively true, and to what degree Muslims may have been ahead of the West? 

• What are the implications of the decline of Western masculinity in light of the growth of Muslims with hyperpatriarchal values?

There was a short interruption, and that's why the interview is in two parts.