France—long the self-proclaimed guardian of high culture, of cathedrals and Cartesian clarity, of Enlightenment rationality and the moral vocabulary of Christian inheritance—now confronts scenes of disorder that would have been unthinkable to its earlier custodians. In the streets of its cities, young cohorts drawn largely from Muslim immigrant communities assert themselves with a confidence born of demographic momentum and ideological certainty.
This is Brussels. EU headquarters. Broad daylight. A mob smashes a car, jumps on the roof, destroys everything. Media calls them "students". If these are students, what do criminals look like? Europe imported chaos and now pretends to be shocked. Europeans must wake up now. https://t.co/Uydw61aFpF
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) October 11, 2026
