Leftist France, which has implemented open-door immigration for years now, will show increasing signs of deterioration, entirely due to its suicidal policy of allowing an invasion of unvetted Muslim migrants. So what can anyone expect but increasing threats to France’s citizens?
Last month in Germany, another EU state that embraced open-door policies, Taleb al-Abdulmohsen — accused of murdering six and attempting to kill hundreds in a Magdeburg Christmas market car attack — went on trial. Although media accounts present al-Abdulmohsen as a Saudi “refugee” who became a disaffected Muslim, and ended up a “right wing” critic of Islam, there is much more to this story, as he subjected innocent people to a violent death at a Christmas market. According to the Guardian: “The attack was one of a series of atrocities carried out by foreign nationals that added heat to Germany’s debate over immigration before February’s general election and contributed to the success of the far-right Alternative für Deutschland party.”
There’s nothing “far right” about the AfD. Anyone who opposes ruinous leftist policies is smeared as “extreme” by the left.
Now France must step up security at Christmas markets because of a “very high” jihad terrorist threat, the same threat that those whom leftists dub “far-right” keep warning about.
A Le Monde report was mentioned in the article below, which referenced France facing “a new generation of terrorists who are likely to be more unpredictable in their attacks.” But there is nothing “new” about jihad terror. When the weakness infidels embolden jihadists, those jihadists escalate their activities. Given the flood of illegal Muslim migration, with no real effort to curb it, and the Palestinian “resistance” which includes globalizing “the intifada,” jihadists everywhere are emboldened.
“France to step up security at Christmas markets due to ‘very high’ terror threat,” by Perkin Amalaraj, Daily Mail, December 3, 2025:
France is set to step up security at Christmas markets across the country over the ‘very high’ threat of terror it is facing.
in a memo sent to regions across France, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez asked officials to ensure that intelligence services are mobilised ‘in the detection, prevention and, where necessary, thwarting of terrorist threats’.
Nunez called for extra vigilance over the ‘management of pedestrian traffic to optimise its protection and control’.
He also asked for local officials to issue ‘orders prohibiting and restricting parking and traffic’ at large-scale events, as well as increased video surveillance.
He cited terror attacks across Europe as reasons for increased protection, including the incident in Strasbourg in 2018 that saw an Islamist extremist slaughter five and wound 11 with a knife and a revolver.
Nunez said these new guidelines applied to ‘all actors in the security continuum’, including local elected officials, private security companies, transport operators, and associations present at these events.
The UK’s foreign office warns that ‘terrorists are very likely to try to carry out attacks in France’, citing previous instances of knife attacks, shootings, bombings and vehicle attacks.
Last month, Le Monde reported that France faces a new generation of terrorists who are likely to be more unpredictable in their attacks…..
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