
ALEX Jones has predicted France will declare martial law just six month’s out from the presidential election that is widely expected to see Le Pen’s “far right” party take power.
Such a declaration would severely disrupt the lead up to the election, or even result in its postponement, thereby extending the term of globalist puppet and French President Emmanuel Macron, who in an address to the nation, pandered to the violent mobs, saying he “understood” their grievances.
It appears that Macron and his “global liberal order” do not want Europe to be taken over by nationalistic, “far right”, anti-globalist political forces. One Chinese-backed tech billionaire, Roy Singham, has already been named as one of the “sponsors” of the spreading unrest that has erupted in Belgium, Italy, Spain and Portugal..

Jones likened the violence across France, which has now spread to Belgium and Italy, to the Arab Spring movement supported by the Obama administration and run by the CIA front USAID.
But in this case, he says, it’s a major destabilisation operation funded by Black Rock and the global elites in order to usher in their totalitarian global governance system following a so-called Fourth Turning.
The Fourth Turning is the final, crisis-filled phase of a theorized 80-to-100-year historical cycle known as the Strauss–Howe generational theory, introduced by authors William Strauss and Neil Howe in their 1997 book The Fourth Turning.
Some commentators compared the situation to the Islamo-leftist revolution in Iran in 1978-79, that overthrew the Iranian monarchy and installed the Muslim cleric Ayatollah Khomeini, whose supporters went on to attack, suppress and execute the leftists.
Singham was named as one of the players in a surprisingly revealing Fox News Digital investigation. The American-born, Shanghai-based communist tech tycoon, is supporting the unrest through his BreakThrough News organisation, a pro-communist propaganda outlet based in New York City.
A Fox News investigative journalist traced how the French insurrection movement, mostly framed by media (including Australia’s) as “a student protest over deteriorating school conditions” is actually part of an extensive infrastructure of unions, communist activists, far-left political parties and international media organizations that are organizing demonstrations, calling strikes, mobilizing supporters and broadcasting the unrest around the world with “breaking alerts”.

The investigation identified 50 organizations in the French student protest movement and its wider network of supporters and international amplifiers, “revealing an activist ecosystem extending far beyond the students who launched the demonstrations”.
Of the network of 50 groups, 15 are student or youth groups, including several communist youth movements and a Muslim student association.
The remaining 35 adult groups include a dozen labor unions; eight communist or socialist organisations; five groups agitating around taxation, environment and other social issues; five civil-rights or human-rights groups; four political parties, including La France Insoumise, or France Unbowed, and the French Communist Party, and; one Palestinian advocacy group that completes the “red-green” alliance of leftists with Muslims.
“The network stretches from French classrooms and labor federations to communist organizations in Greece and Britain and international socialist media outlets, such as BreakThrough News, demonstrating how a domestic education dispute has attracted organizations advancing broader political agendas involving capitalism, “austerity,” policing, military spending and Israel,” the investigation found.
Mike Gonzalez, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, told Fox News Digital it was the same Red-Green ecosystem that disrupts infrastructure with “choke holds” on facilities such as the Brooklyn Bridge and college campuses, and in the case of BreakThrough News, the sugar daddy Neville Roy Singham.
The coalition that overthrew Iran in 1979 consisted of Islamists, Marxists, socialists, and radical students who disagree on almost everything: women’s rights, religion, sexual freedom, the future.
“But they share the same enemies: Israel, America, capitalism, and the existing order. The left thought it could use the Islamists. In Iran the Islamists used them, then purged the students and imprisoned the intellectuals once power was secure,” one poster on X noted.
“The revolution always devours its useful idiots. In France we already have a name for this: Islamo-gauchisme.
“Tonight you saw where the culture of excuse ends — town halls stormed, historic monuments burned, and the state arriving after the roof has already fallen.
“The French people never voted for open borders, demographic replacement, or the dissolution of their nation. Polls show clear majorities want tougher immigration policy, deportation of foreign criminals, and a pause on legal inflows.
“Elites did it anyway. What you are watching is not French failure. It is the end stage of a project that treats nations as relics and citizens as a problem to be managed. The same pattern is visible in London, across Europe, and in American streets and campuses. Before you help tear down a free society, ask who is waiting to replace it. America, too.”


This had colour revolutions all over it. I have been waiting for this article, so thanks for doing it, as it conforms everything I thought, though you would have to be totally blind not to have seen through it anyway.
I think the bloke here is a relative of the Tim Colebatch journo:
https://quadrant.org.au/product/australias-secret-war-unions-sabotaged-troops-world-war-ii/
https://scribepublications.com.au/news/vale-tim-colebatch