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Emmy Griffin writes, "President Donald Trump is apparently like the Greek mythological princess Cassandra. He, too, was cursed to give prophetic warnings, but people didn’t believe him."
For a decade, Trump has been encouraging France to close its borders and stop the influx of migrants from non-Western countries. His supposedly xenophobic warnings fell on deaf ears.
France, like most of Europe, is led by technocrats — those who want to eliminate the nation-state model and adopt a more universal system of governance. Immigration from culturally similar European nations might have worked, but importing people from cultures hostile to the West breeds friction.
France is on fire.
Be informed, not misled.
"Shake the bottle."
Griffin said this: "Back in 1959, former French President Charles De Gaulle used a metaphor about the Muslim immigrants pouring into France, specifically from Algeria."
"Try to incorporate oil and vinegar. Shake the bottle,” De Gaulle said. “After a while, they will separate again.”
The cultural and religious differences were as insurmountable then as they are now. Why? Because Islamist immigrants have a mandate in their religion to bring into submission every non-Muslim they encounter.
Make no mistake, the hordes of third-world peoples rioting in the streets of France and other European nations are no accident. They are a predictable wildfire built upon anti-West ideologies like socialism and Islamofascism (in other words, the Left’s omnicause).
Tomorrow's election here in the US will be very telling as to the leanings of the American people toward the notion of a coalition of Muslims and socialists leading America.
As Victor Davis Hanson explained in a recent podcast with guest Jack Fowler, these riots have a racial and religious element to them — and the socialists are the puppet masters pulling the strings.
Hanson said:
There’s a racial element of hatred, and I don’t quite get it.
And the hatred, that’s why there’s no assimilation. And I think it’s the wages, Jack, of — it’s almost like all of these things we’ve just been putting fuel on. We’ve been making a big bonfire — wood, fuel, gasoline — and it got bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger with the DEI, the separate graduations, the separate dorms, the hyphenated names, the cultural appropriation.
And we just — it was just insidious. We just said: Ok, that’s kind of silly. Safe spaces, yeah, we understand. Ok, if you’re blonde, you can’t have cornrows. We get that.
And then it just exploded. The match, it just exploded now, it’s exploding in Europe. It’s exploding, as we see in this election cycle.
France just faced yet another weekend of lockdowns, street riots, boarded-up shops, and the military on call. Macron blames news outlets and social media for their role in organizing the riots and spreading propaganda, so, naturally, he is calling for more censorship. Is this to punish the offenders? Not at all. It’s just an excuse to seize control of the Internet for political capital.
Trump was right.
The chaos in France over the past month has become a flashpoint in the upcoming mid-term elections in the United States, with President Donald Trump warning that the French model is what the Democrats have in store for America.
Vice President JD Vance remarked earlier this month: “Western liberals imported the third world into France and other countries in the name of diversity and compassion. They ignored fundamental questions of assimilation and compatibility. They were told it would lead to this, and they didn’t listen.”
Closing arguments
Allen West said yesterday, "At the end of every trial, the respective legal representatives, defense and prosecution, deliver their closing arguments to the jury before deliberation."
He continued:
This is the final day before the very consequential midterm election. The American people are the jury, and they are hearing diametrically opposed arguments. I have said this before and will reiterate: this is not about two political parties, Republican and Democrat. This is an ideological confrontation between constitutional conservatism (classical liberalism) and Marxism/Islamism. The long-term ramifications of this election are not just about “political power” in Washington, D.C., or even in several respective states. It is truly about America 300, charting the course for the next 50 years in the sense of this constitutional republic, the longest continuously running in the history of the world.
This election, in our 250th year of independence, is firmly about two competing visions of individual liberty... I hear leftists ramble on about healthcare costs when they passed legislation and signed it into law under the deceptive name, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Now, these same delusional deceptions are trying to make us believe that they can solve the issue of healthcare affordability, which they have made unaffordable. Their insidious solution is just to have the government- them- take over the entire healthcare system: Medicare for All. Like, sure, that is a winning strategy: socialized healthcare.
It is just the same as they are laughably attempting to make us believe that they care about high gas prices. It was the leftists, going back to Barack Hussein Obama, who wanted exorbitant fuel prices in order to force Americans to buy overpriced electric vehicles. Ya think fuel prices are high now? Just wait until the Marxists force the Green New Deal 2.0 on America, along with unachievable fuel economy standards. Leftists have admitted in this election cycle that they desire to end oil and natural gas. They are the ones continuously blocking any and all efforts of America increasing its fossil fuel exploration, production, refining, consumption, and even export.
Now, do you really think that the Marxist energy agenda will bring down gas prices?
Takeaway
Perhaps we have forgotten what the border looked like during the Biden administration. Do we really want to go back to that? The Marxists have declared their desire for open borders, and no, this is not just a Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) objective.
West says, "Yes, I know that the war against the number-one sponsor of Islamic terrorism, Iran, the one that has killed and maimed thousands of Americans, is not popular. But consider who the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) prefers to win the midterm elections? Don’t know? Just read their 26-page endorsement of the Marxist left in America. And should we really entrust our national security congressional oversight to an ideology that is allied with Islamic jihadists?"
Indeed, this election is truly about two competing visions of individual liberty.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) published a multi-page open letter addressed directly to the American public urging voters to reject President Donald Trump and his congressional allies in the November 2026 midterm elections.
I have linked a copy of the letter here.
It begins with this:
To the honorable people of the United States of America—the scholars, the students, and the members of the media.
We begin this letter by saluting the noble souls of God’s greatest prophets—Noah, Abraham,
Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad, may His peace and blessings be upon them all.
And there in is the essence of the battle.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places" (Ephesians 6:12).
Thank you for your support in turning on the light in the growing darkness.
Be Informed. Be Discerning. Be Vigilant. Be Engaged. Be Prayerful. VOTE.
