Things seem to proceed independently of one another, yet they follow a precise line of convergence.
Do you remember
when, three years ago, I argued that Zemmour was practically created to provoke the French suburbs? When I said that the war in Ukraine would allow weapons to reach Islamic terrorists?
Do you recall when I maintained that Russia’s actions in the Sahel would serve to increase sub-Saharan pressure on our continent?
Let’s change perspective
Do you recall that in February 2022, I argued that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was a war against Europe, conducted by a Russian pawn on behalf of an American general with a British advisor?
Does anyone remember that I claimed the real targets were the destruction of Germany and the weakening of France and that, for this reason, all imperialisms—not just the dominant one but also the secondary ones (Russia, Turkey)—would relaunch the Jihad?
Let’s take another step back
Does anyone recall when I mentioned the plans of the American Council on Foreign Relations from eleven years ago?
They were clear: break the Russo-German energy axis (done, thanks to the Russians), get England out of the European Union (done on their own), turn Poland into a regional military power (done, thanks to the Russians); loosen ties between France and Germany (done, thanks to the effects of the war conducted by the Russians); bring the southeastern Mediterranean under Israeli energy control (done without the Russians).
If we look at what is happening today from a comprehensive perspective
we might understand what is going on in the Middle East, where Israel, de-Westernized, is becoming the great Arab-Israeli hub and advancing at the same pace as jihadism.
We notice how the jihadist pressure in that area finds an African counterpart in the zones abandoned by the French and under Russian influence, and it is in full offensive mode.
This also explains why the Russians have abandoned Syria and are considering removing HTS (the Syrian jihadists) from the list of terrorist organizations while Washington withdraws the bounty on Al Jolani’s head.
If the essential goal of this giant pincer action
is the structural weakening of Europe, particularly of France and Germany (which for three years have been the true targets of various indirect wars), then we also understand what Musk’s endorsement of Germany’s AfD party signifies, as well as the timely attack at a Christmas market in its stronghold by a lone wolf, which, despite the crude lies of the German government to avoid it, only benefits that party.
AfD is a party famous for its anti-Islamic positions, labeled neo-Nazi for this reason, when in reality it is a formation that emulates italian Five Star-style welfare policies, supports LGBT Pride, and is ultra-friendly toward Zionism, with significant American and Russian influences at its leadership and core.
Its sole purpose is to help Washington (and, secondarily, Moscow) carry out the sabotage of the German engine, already under attack from all sides.
Relying on this AfD, at least as it is today, is far more than a mistake. Just as it is to place trust in the Russians, Israelis, Iranians, or Americans.
The jihadist problem does not concern only Germany and France; it looms over all of Europe. It arises due to American, Israeli, Russian, Turkish, and Saudi responsibilities but also feeds off the environment in which it is born.
And it’s no surprise that the same framework outlined in France a few years ago, which I immediately contested, has taken root everywhere
There, the Zemmourian right, ultra-Zionist and Russo-American-friendly, verbally faced off against Mélenchon’s left, which invented Islamogauchisme (perhaps translatable as Islamo-progressivism). Thus, the two interpreters of the dualism of the strategy of tension were born.
The same framework has been replicated globally with Gaza, where entire anti-Jewish right-wing circles discovered they support Netanyahu, and entire pro-Israel left-wing circles found themselves supporting Hamas.
In other words, we are all being moved like puppets, especially when we fanatically take sides for or against a fake antagonistic front. We are mere marionettes.
It is essential to gain awareness immediately
and adopt a centered position, as often happened in the past, even though we’ve forgotten how to do so. This is absolutely not about adopting cowardly neutrality or retreating into waiting, to be clear, but about learning to face challenges and threats as masters of ourselves, stopping the game prepared for us and ceasing to play the pre-packaged role by noisily chasing butterflies.
Tragedy is fine, but let’s please leave behind this pathetic farce!
