History tells us that civilisations and empires are ephemeral. Like the Egyptian civilisation, they may last for thousands of years or, like the extensive Mongol Empire, be gone in less than 200 years.
Douglas Murray’s latest book The War on the West details the decline of our civilisation which found its origin in Greece, a thousand years before the birth of Christ.
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