Abdul El-Sayed, Elissa Slotkin, and Barack Obama exemplify politicians who are a part of the so-called “red-green” alliance, the same communist revolutionaries that are now tearing France and Europe apart.
This political alliance combines radical Marxist values with radical Islamism, and environmental extremism and seek to undermine the classical Western civilization and its values.
What is happening today is echoing failed socialist and revolutionary movements historically orchestrated by globalist powers like the British Empire.
This alliance has roots through events such as the Arab Spring, the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood, and disruptive left-wing environmental movements like the Sunrise Movement, connecting them to broader strategies aimed at destabilizing the United States and the West, says senior analyst, Barbara Boyd at Promethean Action.
America is now at a crossroads between a destructive globalist-left radical agenda and a nationalist, industrial revival.
Additionally, these domestic insurgent efforts to international unrest, particularly in France and Europe, where Marxist and Islamist elements reportedly fuel violent riots, are modelled on historical revolutionary tactics, threatening democratic institutions.
The French example serves as a cautionary tale for America’s future if the current radical leftist agenda succeeds. In America, politicians like Abdul El-Sayed and Elissa Slotkin represent the very same “red-green” alliance mixing Marxism, radical Islam, and environmental extremism.
By combining social, religious, and ecological radicalism, this “red-green” coalition can mobilize diverse constituencies under a shared anti-establishment and anti-industrial banner. Its goal appears not just reform but transformative upheaval. This analysis suggests the importance of recognizing the interconnectedness of ideologies that might otherwise appear disconnected.
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What many in Europe do not comprehend due to the immense censorship that exists in European media, President Donald Trump is the symbol and executor of a true American revolutionary tradition rooted in industrial progress, innovation, and pragmatic governance akin to founding figures such as Alexander Hamilton and Abraham Lincoln.
Trump’s approach restoring manufacturing and national pride, challenging both globalist elites and their radical left collaborators, represents a massive challenge to the mainstream media owners, the globalist elite.
The Arab Spring was supported by Obama and heralded by Hillary Clinton as so-called “revolutions” overthrew the existing political class in many countries. Read more about this here.
It led to the rise of radical Islam and regional destabilization, contrary to democratic ideals. the British Empire has historically deployed engineered revolutionary movements to contain or sabotage authentic democratic revolutions such as the American Revolution.
The implication is that many modern upheavals, including the French Revolution and current movements in the U.S. and Europe, are orchestrated rather than spontaneous, designed to maintain globalist hegemony rather than genuine liberation. This challenges conventional narratives of democratic progress and invites scepticism toward certain popular uprisings, says Boyd.
The method of “creating revolutions” in countries where the Western oligarchy has not been able to take power, has been well known for decades, Herland writes in a recent WND article. It dominated the fall of Yugoslavia and the so-called “Arab Spring”. By using a legitimate grievance, such as the rising prices of food or gasoline, professional community organizers engage the young and inexperienced through social media or student groups.
Angry banners, often in English even if few in the country speak English, demand “radical change”, denouncing political leaders. weaponry such as bricks, stones and molotovs are shipped in by lorries, and provided to protesters to destroy private property and create chaos.
The billionaire owned mainstream media is somehow always present, and the “revolution” is broadcast across the West as a “pro-democracy freedom movement of the people”.
Nate Friedman explains how radical left-wing activism is heavily funded by Western ultra-rich individuals such as American tech billionaire and Maoist, Neville Roy Singham who resides in Shanghai.
Singham has strong ties to China, having spent many years in close cooperation with the communist Chinese government. He speaks of the miracles that China has created on the world stage, describing it as a model for governance: “China is teaching the West that the world is better off with a dual system of both free-market adjustments and long-term planning.”
Another major funder and front face of the paid agitator system is billionaire George Soros, who seems to aim at radically destabilising Western democracies for economic gains.
“George Soros, his money, and his NGOs are bankrolling and influencing public policy and opinion from the local to the national level. Entire nations have been made to bow to the Soros agenda, key local officials in government are increasingly wholly owned subsidiaries of the Soros machine.. It has been “a years-long campaign by liberals to reshape the nation’s criminal justice system,” writes author Sam Jacobs.
Barbara Boyd points out that the Sunrise Movement’s is a well-funded movement pushing a radical anti-industrial agenda backed by foundations linked to George Soros and others highlights how environmental activism can be intertwined with broader political strategy—particularly to undermine traditional manufacturing economies like Detroit’s.
The Sunrise Movement, with ties to major globalist funding, promotes anti-industrial policies and fuelled 2020 riots. The rejection of nuclear energy and fossil fuels by a movement tied to wealthy globalist funders frames climate activism not simply as a grassroots phenomenon but as part of a larger geopolitical and economic contest.
An alleged coordinated plan post the U.S. election involving leftist groups, elements of the military establishment, and foreign aid specialists to foment chaos after the midterms reflects growing concerns about the weaponization of civil unrest for political gain. This insight emphasizes the fragility of democratic processes in the face of organized insurgency and the role of opposition governors and judicial actors in enabling or resisting such plans.
The radical plan to modify the U.S. constitution if Democrats regain the presidency, removing powers from the president, Senate, and Supreme Court in favor of a directly elected legislature, echoes revolutionary Jacobin ideas from the French Revolution. Such structural changes threaten the American system of checks and balances and portend a radical redefinition of governance that the speaker views as profoundly dangerous. The upcoming 2028 elections are pivotal, with leftists planning constitutional rewrites to reduce executive and judicial powers.
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