For weeks violence has been simmering in France, while the Western mainstream media characterized this boiling cauldron of revolutionary unrest as nothing more than benign student protests over poor school conditions. Even now, with it having boiled over all over France into what one French official has called “a level of violence never seen before,” the mainstream media, along with the French president, Emmanuel Macron, are still whitewashing it all as mostly peaceful protests by peaceful protestors possessing legitimate grievances. President Macron’s "say la vie” attitude toward it all has been made apparent by his attending a Celine Dion concert Friday night and leaving the country Monday for a three-day diplomatic tour of Gulf nations—including Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar.

That what is happening in France is anything but peaceful student protests over subpar French education is being evidently and explicitly exhibited. The riots, not protests, have resulted in over 2,400 arrests, over 500 police officers being injured, over 3,000 businesses being vandalized and looted, cars, newsstands, restaurants, and even schools being set on fire, and several buildings being burned down, such as Lyon’s tourist office, housed in a historic 19th-century building, and Limoges’ iconic town hall, the historic and 143-year-old Hôtel de Ville, which had survived two World Wars and Nazi occupation.

According to Paris Police Prefecture’s intelligence directorate, the so-called student protests have not only been exploited by far-left groups and organizations, but also turned by these progressive groups and organizations into insurrectionist insurgencies. Over 54 organizations and movements are now known to be tied to the chaos in France, and the vast majority of them have nothing to do with students or youth, but are communist and socialist groups, labor unions, Palestinian solidarity organizations, and political parties. In fact, the French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has publicly accused La France Insoumise (LFI), the country’s left-wing party, along with all of its far-left allies, of manipulating the protests for their political benefit. Giving credence to Lecomu’s accusation, LFI lawmaker Louis Boyard is publicly urging the so-called protest movement to expand, in order to help progressives like himself to gain governmental control over the whole of France.

Another person cheering on the unrest in France is a communist academic, Vijay Prashad, who happens to be the executive director of Tricontinental, a radical organization funded by American-born Marxist billionaire businessman Neville Roy Singham, who now lives in Shanghai, China. Singham’s funded network of radical groups, which includes CodePink, which Singham’s wife, Jodie Evans is a co-founder of, are primary players in the amplification of seditious unrest all over Western Civilization. In fact, Singham’s groups are part of more than 100 that are now planning riots like those in France in other Western countries. For instance, Jodie Evans, Singham’s own wife, has planned and is promoting an upcoming “protest” in Washington, D.C. in November, where she hopes, according to her own public confession, to force all Americans to see here what is now being seen in France and other countries as well. In other words, Evans wants our streets set on fire with the flames of sedition just like the streets of France are currently.

That the wildfires of sedition now burning in France are spreading elsewhere, thanks to radical groups, like those funded by Neville Roy SIngham, is obvious. For instance, in Italy, a famous Christian landmark, Milan’s magnificent gothic cathedral, recently served as a backdrop for unrest and insurrection in the square at the heart of the city. According to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, it was not protestors, but “hooligans” who smashed windows, closed shops, clashed with police, and caused tourists to flee the city. A popular Italian digital platform chimed in to call the unrest in Milan not only “a collapse,” but also a “war on [Italy’s] history, culture, traditions, and identity.” Meanwhile, hundreds of miles away in the capital of Albania, Tiana, widespread violence overtook the city as rioters attacked government and commercial buildings, setting fire to one government building and two banks. The escalating violence even reached the prime minister’s residence, where rocks were thrown at the building. In the end, it drew the consternation of the European Union, which Albania hopes to join and which is itself becoming all too familiar with riots and unrest throughout its member nations.

The spreading wildfires of sedition now spreading throughout the whole of Western Civilization are being stoked and fanned by the phenomenal and proliferating Red-Green Alliance, which is a marriage of strange bedfellows—Islamists and communists—who have united over one commonality, their shared hatred of Western Civilization. Like Pontus Pilate and King Herod, two adversaries who became allies over the crucifixion of Christ, Allah-worshipping Muslims and atheistic Marxists are proving to be combatants who’ve become cohorts in their joint campaign to conquer their number one nemesis—Western Christendom and its capitalist system.

It is no coincidence that many of the rioters in France and elsewhere are foreign immigrants from Islamic states and communist countries, who are waving Palestinian flags, as well as red flags featuring the communist hammer and sickle. They are also spray painting anti-police, anti-capitalist, and antisemitic graffiti everywhere, such as the military name for Hamas’s October 7 terrorist attack on Israel, “Al-Aqsa Flood,” on the wall of the city hall of Paris. In addition, the rioters are holding signs and wearing attire that exhibit Hamas, Antifa, anti-capitalist, and anarchist symbols. Watching it all not only raises grave concerns for the future of our European allies, but also a frightening question, when it comes to the nuclear arsenals of members of our NATO alliance, such as France and England. If the Red-Green Alliance is successful in replacing “Vive la France” and “God save the King” with “Allahu Akbar” and “Workers of the world, unite,” will France and England’s nuclear weapons not end up in the hands of maniacal Muslims and militant Marxists? 

What’s happening in France is the precursor and predictable final product of what progressives are presently peddling here in America. Whereas French progressives have a head start on American progressives, when it comes to parading down the precarious and perilous path of progressivism, so much so that they’ve now arrived at the inevitable precipice of its abyss, American progressives are hot on their heels, far down the path themselves, and have now brought our representative republic within sight of progressivism’s precipice and our republic’s precipitous plummet. Like the French, we too have been propagandized and persuaded to be ashamed of our prosperity and the principles that produced it. We’ve fallen prey to progressives’ oft-repeated big lie that our prosperity is the cause of other countries’s poverty; therefore, we’ve been hoodwinked into believing that to make amends we must open our borders to millions of foreigners, even those who hate us and want to destroy us, in order to rectify our oppression of all of the world’s oppressed. And finally, we, like the French, have been educating our children for years to hate their own country every bit as much as the Islamists and communists who have invaded and infiltrated it. Needless to say, this is the perfect formula for a seditious revolt in America, much like the one that has arisen in France.

If there is any doubt in your mind that American progressives are heading us lickety-split off the precipitous precipice of progressivism, just as French progressives have the Frenchies and Gay Parisians, then, permit me to prove it to you. The riots in France are being cheerled and championed by American Democrats, like California Congressman Ro Khanna. According to Khanna, what is going on in France, as well as elsewhere, in places like Albania and Italy, is young people protesting against their governments over “massive wealth inequality,” which, of course, is the consequence of evil capitalism, which allows “wealth and power [to] accumulate in the hands of a few.” Therefore, Khanna concludes that the goings-on in France are the inevitable consequence of “what happens when young people lose hope in their future.” If, as Khanna argues, the countries of Western Christendom, along with their capitalist systems, are being revolted against by our despairing younger generation, then, what is the alternative Khanna proposes to restore hope to our posterity? The answer is obvious, not to mention most ominous, and puts Democrats like Ro Khanna smack-dab in the middle of the Red-Green Alliance, as well as in lockstep with the goose-stepping marchers of our planet’s present-day and proliferating progressive parade.