Macron Exposes the Schizoid-Pathological Depth of Globalist Progressive Delusions

Macron Exposes the Schizoid-Pathological Depth of Globalist Progressive Delusions

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Above: When it comes to a Globalist address on chaos they have caused, you have to read between the screens.

In an address to the nation after a full month of devastating riots, looting, and arson which has engulfed at least 19 French cities, President Emmanuel Macron gave what will go down in history as one of the most deluded and clueless public addresses ever given by a serving Western leader. 

Here is the full test in English of what Macron said:

“My dear compatriots, I am addressing you tonight in a moment of extreme gravity, after what we experienced yesterday in many French cities, in mainland France as well as in our overseas territories. Yesterday, Saturday 17 October, seditious elements from radical far-left groups, joined by numerous delinquents, unleashed unbridled violence in our cities......"

I have highlighted in bold the key points in the address, and this is what I have to say about them, in turn:

“Seditious elements from radical far-left groups”. This comment makes it very clear that the French authorities and Macron personally knows that violent Communist groups are massively active in these coordinated riots. Essentially, France has a severe Communism problem, and all Communists want violent Revolution. But the French generally have always, since the French Revolution, legitimised violent rioting, mass destruction, and property damage from the Left due to a romanticised view of the Revolution. French communists (especially academic philosopher-Communists) have been the best in the world at presenting bestial savagery and gleeful destruction as an enriching tradition of active democracy. This historic legacy of justifying left wing violence completely dominates the thinking of French Globalists….even if the violence is aimed at them. Macron acknowledges the leftist influence on these riots, but simultaneously tries to downplay it as only ‘elements’, meaning that the rest of the Left (including all Globalists) aren’t really at fault. 

“How can French people do this to France?”. Possibly the most hilariously delusional part of the address. Everyone knows that very large numbers of the rioters aren’t in any traditional or meaningful way French. The riots are concentrated and build in areas with high immigrant populations. The cities most affected are the cities with high immigrant populations. Anyone watching footage of the riots can see instances where everyone rioting is black, and other instances where everyone looks Arabic or Muslim. The address resolutely refuses to admit the majority racial and religious composition of the riots, as if they might be mostly enacted by ethnically French white youths who are firmly religious Catholics. Globalists have to pretend that every imported sub Saharan African looting a store is as French as Charles de Gaulle, onion sellers in striped black and white shirts, and the Palace of Versailles because admitting anything else would be to admit that 80 years of mainstream mass immigration and racial dishonesties are key creators of the riots being seen today. Even the white youths involved aren’t culturally French the sense of having a deeply felt loyalty to France and having been taught that France is special and sovereign, since they are Communists and no communist has national loyalty to any nation. Macron himself, as a Globalist, doesn’t possess, value or understand Frenchness as something of value and possessed by a specific people (the French). 

“…to listen to the anger and address its causes”. Again, the ostensibly condemning speech is actually validating and legitimising the rioters by claiming they have legitimate grievances. They don’t. French schools are well funded and supplied. These aren’t mistreated scholars demanding more pencils and textbooks and teachers. The causes of the riots are that millions of low IQ savages have been imported who enjoy doing savage things, that Globalists like Macron imported such people, and that successive French governments have funded and pampered them. The secondary cause is the Muslim-Leftist alliance and the fact that Communists are desperate to prevent a Le Pen Presidency in the event of a victory for her party (Rassemblement National, who are 35-37% in the polls). The riots are therefore a show of force intended either to take over now or terrify people into not voting for Le Pen in six months time. Macron is saying he will listen to the causes, meaning he will give concessions to the rioters while not changing or acknowledging the real causes. 

“….nor allow violence to prevent these demands being met.” Astonishingly, but not surprisingly, the Globalist President of France is assuring rioting leftists and imported savages destroying his country that he will meet their demands. It’s not a condemnation of the riots. It’s a public submission to the rioters in the hope that this will restore the illusion of peace.

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Yishmael’s mobs drive France’s Jews home as Israel readies for a new wave of aliyah

Yishmael’s mobs drive France’s Jews home as Israel readies for a new wave of aliyah

Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz

Schools set on fire in the Paris suburbs, students hurling objects at police in Rennes and Grenoble, and nearly 5,000 arrests have pushed Israel’s government to plan for something it has seen before: French Jews heading for the airport. The Bible named the force behind this moment four thousand years ago. Ishmael, Yishma-El in Hebrew, means “God will hear,” and the Sages taught that the pressure from Ishmael’s descendants at the end of days would bring the cry of the Jewish people before God and the Jews of the exile back to their land. 

At the cabinet meeting on Tuesday, October 6, Aliyah and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer told ministers that Israel should prepare to absorb a potential mass wave of immigration by French Jews, according to two sources who attended the meeting. 

“We need to remove the barriers in order to allow them to come here,” Sofer said, adding that the plan should also help less affluent members of France’s Jewish community. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed Sofer, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli to prepare a joint plan. Smotrich said funding should go toward economically vulnerable immigrants and toward housing projects for the expected wave.

National Missions Minister Orit Strock warned in the same meeting that the unrest could turn on France’s Jews. “Jews are currently afraid to walk the streets,” Strock said.

The protests quickly turned violent. According to the French Education Ministry, around 24 schools have been set on fire or looted and 78 education staff members have been injured. The Justice Ministry reported that 735 of France’s roughly 3,700 schools have been affected by the violence, and about 85% of those arrested are minors. Critics have accused the far-left La France Insoumise party, led by staunchly anti-Israel politician Jean-Luc Mélenchon, of inciting the violence, and have pointed to the involvement of immigrants and the children of immigrants in the street clashes.

The cabinet discussion came as French aliyah (immigration to Israel) is running at a pace not seen in nearly a decade. Nearly 4,000 French Jews have immigrated to Israel so far this year, 40% more than in the same period last year, a figure the Jerusalem Post described as a record. The year is on pace to be the strongest for French aliyah since the great wave of 2014 to 2016, when surging antisemitism and Islamist terror drove 7,231 French Jews to Israel in 2014, a record 7,900 in 2015, and 5,000 in 2016

The current climb began with the Hamas massacre of October 7, 2023. In 2023, 1,097 French Jews made aliyah. That figure more than doubled to 2,234 in 2024 and climbed to 3,357 in 2025. In all, more than 7,000 French Jews have moved to Israel since the war began. Of the roughly 80,000 Jews worldwide who have opened aliyah files with the Jewish Agency since October 7, about 20,000 are from France.

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Macron, you asked for it, you got it

Macron, you asked for it, you got it

Cookie Schwaeber-Issan

As the expression goes – be careful what you ask for, because it may not work out so well. Surely that must have crossed the mind of French president Emmanuel Macron over the past few days.

The date was September 22, 2025 when he uttered those fateful words… 
“France recognizes the State of Palestine.” 

Just a little over one year later, Paris is burning, Lyons and Marseilles are chaotic, Jewish owned shops destroyed, department stores looted, trash and litter cover French streets, monuments burnt to the ground, more than a thousand arrested, the Palestinian flag has been hoisted next to the tricolor flag of France, and there doesn’t seem to be any let-up in sight.

Someone might call it karma, but I call it the biblical law of reciprocity. Bless Israel and you get blessed. Curse Israel and you get cursed. The divine reaction to one’s original action is unavoidable. 

Ironically, Macron very likely chose to make that ill-advised recognition to placate the millions of Muslim voters who, undoubtedly, applied just enough pressure to worry the French president over the possibility of losing his job. 

But, in the game of political survival, trying to please your electorate may very well end up angering the Almighty, who doesn’t take it lightly when someone crosses His people and His land. Clearly, that’s exactly what ensued when Macron decided to declare his country’s recognition of Palestine.

A flame of words has now turned into a ravaging fire, which doesn’t seem extinguishable, causing everyone to wonder if the calm and beauty of Paris will ever return. 

What supposedly began as a protest against poor educational conditions, inadequate public services and other grievances, quickly morphed into widespread anarchy, taking on a life form of chaotic rebellion, where only destruction was the goal.

A recent X post portrays two men eating croissants at a French sidewalk café on October 2023. When they spot some unruly mobs nearby, one man says to the other, “Relax, it’s not about us, it’s about Israel.” Fast forward to 2024, and the mob has grown in size. The man asks, “Is it still about Israel?” The second man answers, “Mostly.” Fast forward to 2026, as the same café becomes the site of a firebomb. At that point, the realization of what it is, hits hard. 

Nothing could more accurately describe Macron’s apparent indifference to what was brewing in his own backyard. Now, shocked by the sudden degeneration into utter chaos and anarchy, the president’s harsh response, stating that “everyone who looted will have to pay back what they stole, and those who caused damage will be held to accountability,” comes a bit too late.

Macron received a taste of what he expected Israel to absorb if a Palestinian state would, indeed, be formally established alongside of the Jewish state.

There is a reason that most every Arab country on the face of the earth does not want to take in the people of Gaza. Knowing who they are, how they’ve been programmed to think and what damage they are capable of executing, these countries have taken a hard pass on allowing them entrance.

So, it’s no wonder that the leaders of nations, who have recognized a Palestinian state, are now getting a good idea of what it feels to live inside of one. That would apply to the U.K., who on September 21, 2025, likewise, made the same mistake as France, paving the way for massive unrest in their midst as well.

In fact, that same year saw 157 UN member states follow suit, officially recognizing Palestine as a state. Those European, Caribbean and North American countries, along with Australia, have struggled with deep unrest, rampant crime and pockets of uprising since that time.

But what’s currently happening in France makes all the other conflicts pale by comparison, because this has turned into a well-organized, funded rebellion, aided by the help of social media, where posts advise the best ways to avoid arrest while taunting local police.

The raising of Palestinian flags, throughout France, attests to the will of Muslim migrants, whose goal is to dominate the once majority Catholic nation that thought opening their doors to an incompatible civilization was the humane thing to do. How is that working out for them?

With French elections fast approaching on April 18, 2027, how will the native-born electorate respond, after seeing their country turn into a third-world banana republic, whose government is unstable and whose president is weak and ineffective? 

Macron has paved the way for a far-right, heavy-handed government to take control, utilizing extreme measures to contain a population that has gone wild, employing violence and terror.

Short of enforced curfews and even Martial Law, there will be no way to constrain the anarchy which has been unleashed upon the citizens of France. Regrettably, Macron could not foresee what his declaration would birth. The chaos has overpowered whatever semblance of calm that once rested over one of the most beloved travel destinations.

All of what is happening on the streets of France, and other geographic locations, is the byproduct of taking fire (in the form of people who do not live in accordance with Western laws) into the bosom of their societies, placing everyone in mortal danger as things escalate.

When terrorizing populations becomes the norm, that’s when the soul-searching begins. What led up to it? How did things disintegrate so quickly, and why were local authorities unable to contain the fire that raged uncontrollably?

In this case, one doesn’t have to look far to understand how we got to this point. The declaration of one man was the final nail in the coffin, setting off an unstoppable chain reaction. 

It is the result of taking divine matters into your own hands, standing in the place of the Almighty and stating your will over His when it comes to Israel. Macron’s Palestinian state has come back to haunt him in a way that will surely be his own undoing.

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Egypt moves toward sending troops to Saudi Arabia to help defend against attacks by Houthis

Egypt moves toward sending troops to Saudi Arabia to help defend against attacks by Houthis

ETH

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has requested parliamentary authorization for the military to assist in defending Saudi Arabia as Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels step up strikes on the kingdom’s airports and oil infrastructure. According to a report from CBS News, al-Sisi has emphasized that any deployment would be strictly defensive and would occur only if Riyadh specifically requests help.

“Egypt will take any measures requested by Saudi Arabia to protect and defend it,” al-Sisi said Saturday during a military graduation ceremony. Under Egypt’s Constitution, the president must first consult the National Defense Council and secure approval from two-thirds of Parliament before sending armed forces on a combat mission abroad.

On Sunday, al-Sisi chaired a meeting of the National Defense Council, which examined what the presidency called the “grave escalations unfolding in the region” and the “unacceptable attacks” against Saudi Arabia.

The council pledged to provide “all necessary and possible forms of support to the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to defend its security and stability, and to safeguard its resources, territorial integrity, and Islamic holy sites.”

Egypt has so far avoided direct involvement in the region’s recent military conflicts, focusing instead on diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions and seek political solutions—an approach some have viewed as one of al-Sisi’s notable accomplishments. Yet Samir Ragheb, a retired army brigadier and political and strategic analyst, told CBS News that the moment has arrived for Egypt to act on longstanding commitments to Gulf security.

“Egypt has repeatedly pledged to support the security of the Gulf states and has issued numerous statements reaffirming this commitment,” Ragheb said. “However, this is a time of war, not politics and statements. If Egypt fails to deliver on these promises, they will lose their meaning and amount to nothing more than empty threats.” He added that Gulf states have invested billions of dollars in Egypt and that “morally, it’s Egypt’s turn to return the favor.”

Parliament held an emergency session on Sunday and had been expected to approve the measure on Tuesday, but the vote was postponed until next Monday. The Egyptian Social Democratic Party directed its parliamentary members to abstain, citing insufficient details on the mission’s scope, costs, risks, and protections for Egyptian forces.

Unusual warning: Hamas threatens new October 7 massacre

Unusual warning: Hamas threatens new October 7 massacre

Israel National News

Hamas has warned Israel that it is prepared to carry out another attack similar to the October 7, 2023, massacre, with potential targets inside Israel, in Judea and Samaria, and overseas, Ynet reported Thursday.

According to the report, the threat was delivered to Israeli officials through UN humanitarian coordinator Dr. Ramiz Alakbarov, who met with senior Hamas representatives at his office in Gaza last week.

During the meeting, the Hamas officials reportedly expressed growing frustration over developments that they said were weakening the terrorist organization's control over the Gaza Strip. These included continued Israeli military operations and changes to the "yellow line" marking IDF positions.

Hamas officials also cited Palestinian Authority chief Mahmoud Abbas' cancellation of elections scheduled for November 28 as another development undermining their position.

The officials reportedly made clear that Hamas was unwilling to accept the continuation of the current situation and asked Alakbarov to convey its warning to Israel.

On Wednesday, the UN official met with Maj. Gen. Yoram Halevy, Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT), and passed along the message.

Ynet reported that Israeli officials considered the warning unprecedented in its directness. A document detailing the threats was urgently forwarded to Israel's political and security leadership.

The warning comes as Israeli forces continue targeting Hamas operatives in Gaza, including members of the organization's elite Nukhba force and senior terrorists

Meanwhile, the Board of Peace and international mediators have demanded that Hamas surrender its weapons. Israeli officials believe the terrorist organization will refuse to disarm and instead seek to prolong the process.

Israel has also refused to allow the proposed technocratic governing committee or Palestinian police force to enter the Gaza Strip.

Beyond the military and political developments, Hamas is reportedly struggling with a severe financial crisis.

According to Israeli security assessments cited by Ynet, Hamas requires approximately NIS 90 million ($29 million) each month to pay its personnel.

Israeli officials estimate that the organization has approximately 30,000 personnel across Gaza, ranging from administrative employees and lower-ranking operatives to members of its military wing. Each reportedly receives approximately NIS 3,000 ($970) per month.