BRAINWASHED South Australian high school students have attracted condemnation and disgust on X over their call for militant action on November 11, Remembrance Day, in “solidarity” with leftist mobs wreaking havoc in Europe.
In a well prepared video made during a Palestinian support march, the ringleaders of the students rattle off a string of slogans taken from Revolutionary Communist Party and Antifa literature – two of the numerous groups currently trying to spread the violence and disorder beyond Europe.
But these naive Australian students have actually revealed the real reason for this highly-organised insurrection – the rise of so-called “far right” parties like One Nation and similar organisations in France, such as Marie Le Pen’s National Rally and Germany’s AfD.
These students have been indoctrinated in New Left ideology and now they want to enforce it, regardless of the fact that millions of people worldwide have had enough of the woke, leftist-globalist nonsense being peddled by governments, media and academia worldwide.
This militant resistance to and desire to overthrow long-standing Western values is the nature of the neo-Marxist New Left, a movement that originated in the Frankfurt Institute of Social Research, whose primary theorists were Herbert Marcuse, Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno.
It was these few “intellectuals” who developed the “Critical Theory” teachings that have been blended into university and school curricula across the West for at least the past six decades.
Critical Theory is a framework blending philosophy, sociology, and psychoanalysis to critique modern capitalist society, mass culture, and authoritarianism.
The hapless South Australian high school students who appear in the video, have been fed this ideology from young ages and are not able to see it in context. In other words they are not told that certain ideas like “anti-racism”, “anti-colonialism”, “anti-capitalism” and “anti-sexism” come from a particular ideology that seeks to overthrow western society.
Neither are they taught how this ideology emerged from earlier 20th century Marxist communist societies like Soviet Russia, China and Eastern Europe and how those societies could only survive by iron-fisted, authoritarian social control.
These regimes also committed genocide through starvation as happened in Ukraine under Stalin (3.5 to 5 million deaths) and in , the deadliest famine in human history, the Great Chinese Famine (1959–1961), that caused an estimated 15 to 45 million deaths.
“And we are standing with the youth of Europe as they ignite struggle against capitalism, the far right and fascism!” shouts the red-headed girl with a snarl.
A red-headed male teen shouts: “Pauline Hanson is on the rise right now. We must follow the lead of French and Spanish students and build a world without oppression and fascism.” If only it were so simple. And how about a world without communism also?
A Fox New digital investigation conducted by senior editor Asra Nomani found that the unrest in France was orchestrated and amplified by an expanding, transnational “red-green protest ecosystem” of 101 organisations across nine countries.
While initially framed as a student movement, only about one-third (33) of the identified organisations were actually youth or student-led. The remaining majority consisted of adult-led communist groups, revolutionary-left factions (including Antifa), labour unions, and political parties like La France Insoumise.
Fox only identified one major source of funding, the Chinese-American billionaire Neville Roy Singham. Alex Jones also implicated even bigger financiers like Black Rock.
Far-left financiers are known by the Capital Research Center and the Government Accountability Institute to be The Tides Foundation network, the Arabella Advisors-managed funds and George Soros’ Open Society Foundations. Soros denies funding of violent protests or rioting but is well known as a source of funding for various US far left militant groups.
What is clear is that the rise of the so-called far right nationalist, anti-globalist parties worldwide, are seen as a threat to the long-standing “Global Liberal Order” also known as the New World Order or New International Economic Order.
Under the Trump administration, US federal agencies such as the Department of Justice and the Treasury Department are actively investigating whether hidden foreign state actors are injecting capital into the global leftist networks to destabilize Western nations ahead of upcoming European elections.
The key on-the-ground operatives in the European unrest are the French Communist Party (PCF), identified as a key financial and logistical pillar supplying resources to local organizers; La France Insoumise (LFI), the radical left political party headed by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, which utilizes its party infrastructure to mobilize and support the demonstrations, and; major trade unions – more than a dozen organized French labor unions that use independent strike funds and membership dues to sustain the general strike.
Cairns News challenges the Australian Council of Trade Unions to deny it is funding the student protests we have recently seen in Australia.
As in Australia and Germany, the so-called far right is emerging as a major third force in politics, but hardly some sort of militant authoritarian, fascist force as the hypocritical left would have us believe.
In the French Parliament, Marine Le Pen’s National Rally (Rassemblement National or RN) holds 21.32% of the seats in the National Assembly (Lower House), or 123 out of 577 total seats. With its broader parliamentary alliance bloc, which includes Éric Ciotti’s UDR faction, the coalition holds 24.78% of the seats, 143 out of 577 seats.
In the Senate (Upper House), the RN holds only 3.45% of the seats (12 out of 348), increased to 14 seats after RN and its UDR formed an official Senate group.
In the European Parliament, the RN holds a substantial 30 of France’s 81 total seats, which equates to 37.04% of the French delegation.
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