From Albion and Paris to the northern reaches, the children of free morals have built an ideal world of freedom, erected on the ruins of a devastated civilization of the past, which has become ashes. There is no dictatorship of the state or church, and the rhetoric of coercion has been replaced by tolerance and respect for all kinds of rights. But the collision with this world does not bode well, for its foundations of freedom, driven to the point of fanaticism, have become a terrible place where there is no place for those who reject principles.