Not enough political observers have made the obvious correlation between the coordinated student uprisings of the past to the current democrat playbook.

A friend and a major influencer, before Twitter stole his massive account years ago, Chuck Nellis, (@ChuckThePhoenix) made the connection that others shy away from:

“Remember when MSM called the revolution in Iran a ‘student-led demonstration’?
47 years later, the totalitarian muslims are still ruling.
Now they are calling France a student-led demonstration.
It’s not.
It’s another muslim/commie intifada, intent on a takeover.”

Is there a correlation with Trump being blamed for the mess Obama made with Iran?

The thing is, it’s not just the so-called student violence in France, it’s the tried-and-true scheme that’s being applied in Serbia and dozens more riots scheduled for this fall across the map that are being funded by Marxist collaborator entities. The widespread social upheaval is the opening act for the star to take the stage, spotlighting the ultimate democrat racket for destabilizing the United States.

The 1960s and ‘70s were rife with demonstrations on American college campuses. Most recall sit-ins and more violent protests like what occurred at Kent State. There was a deep-seated anger among the younger population about the ongoing conflict in Vietnam. Interestingly, it was a republican president, Richard Nixon, who was blamed for the decades-long conflict though it was democrat administrations that entrenched the United States in Southeast Asia. Is there a correlation with Trump being blamed for the mess Obama made with Iran?

Essentially, colleges had been increasingly infiltrated by Marxist professors who considered it their duty to gin-up rage among the emotionally-charged student populations with calls to right the wrongs instituted by government authoritarianism, which, to them, was the ‘reactionary’ GOP. Viet Nam was the made-to-order cause du jour as far as the communist provocateurs were concerned. It worked beautifully to instill democrat hatred of anything akin to conservatism that has morphed into the folly of today’s youth believing that socialism must replace the successes of capitalism, which they’ve been taught not to understand.

Further, many Millenials and Gen Zers hold Boomers to blame for their distrust of what the future may hold. In one sense the Boomer generation did their children a disservice by making life so easy for them that the work ethic, which created the wealth that spoiled their kids, was lost in the process.

The problem is that people love fairy tales

The lure of free things, like what so many were used to getting from their parents, has produced a cadre of loafers that are on the warpath to force government to take over from their parents as benefactors.

This kind of fallacy, believing that life mustn’t be a challenge, is only one of the pressure points that has incited the current anger and frustration. There has been a confluence of erroneous intellectual and religious superiority complexes among ill-educated ideologues. Arrogant ignorance is roaming the streets hurling bricks, setting cars afire, plundering businesses, and attacking individuals for no reason. It is a season of unrestrained emotion, creating a free-for-all that can be expected to deteriorate into violence.

It’s the lies people willfully accept that induce the unravelling of the social order: Lies that everyone is entitled to a free and equal livelihood. Isn’t that what Robespierre and his hooligans promised to deliver with their ‘liberté, egalité, fraternité?’ When the only thing that became equal was misery, the same thing that socialism/communism delivers to the masses.

The problem is that people love fairy tales. Precisely what the DSA, Antifa, Islam, Socialism, all represented by a coalition of some 101 organizations do is promise to fulfill their fantasies by prodding and funding dozens of riots set for the coming weeks.

France’s ‘student uprising’ that apologists say is due to lack of school funding, and therefore unfair to the poor, mistreated youth, is actually backed by communist and muslim operatives. Organizations like Permanent Revolution (communists) and Muslim Students of France (Muslim Brotherhood) are funding the protests that are encouraged to break out into violent clashes with the authorities. This is no accident, nor has it been in the past.

Most of the revolutionary activity was, and still is, instigated by oligarchs touting socialism as the people’s panacea

Decade after decade has witnessed students rampaging in the cities, some of it based upon the reality of communism’s failure, such as the dissolution of the Eastern Bloc and the Soviet Union in the 1980s. The unfortunate byproduct was how insurgents were manipulated by globalist (neé communist) billionaires. Many of the states that arose out of the Soviet Union’s demise were little better under new management as long as the oligarchs had the ability to buy-off administrations. Such outcomes were far more evident in the banana republics and poor African nations that are still trying to recover from their revolutions to gain independence from the French, Belgian, Spanish and English, etc. colonizers. The new leadership filled their own pockets at the expense of the even more beleaguered populace. Examples of nations that have struggled, some still: Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Mozambique, and not to forget Somalia, of course.

Going back in history: Note how the 1989 “Romanian Revolution” is portrayed by the Open Society Foundation when it was George Soros himself who was identified by the Romanian press as the “Romanian arms dealer” (not Hungarian, by the way), and who supplied the arms to the rioters that deposed Nicolae Ceausescu. Of course Soros’ Open Society Institute, as it was then called, would have an inside track on the uprising. He equipped the insurgents. (The information came my way as co-publisher of an L.A. County newspaper in 1989, since which time I have followed Soros’ “career.”)

Most of the revolutionary activity was, and still is, instigated by oligarchs touting socialism as the people’s panacea, when it is the route for the moneyed class to waltz in and take over the economy, doling out the wealth as they see fit, mostly to themselves.

That’s socialism, and the student, migrant and muslim dupes are just doing the billionaires’ dirty work for nothing.

A. Dru Kristenev——Bio and Archives

Former newspaper publisher, A. Dru Kristenev, grew up in the publishing industry working every angle of a paper, from ad composition and sales, to personnel management, copy writing, and overseeing all editorial content. During her tenure as a news professional, Kristenev traveled internationally as a representative of the paper and, on separate occasions, non-profit organizations. Since 2007, Kristenev has authored five fact-filled political suspense novels, the Baron Series, and two non-fiction books, all available on Amazon. Carrying an M.S. degree and having taught at premier northwest universities, she is the trustee of Scribes’ College of Journalism, which mission is to train a new generation of journalists in biblical standards of reporting. More information about the college and how to support it can be obtained by contacting Kristenev at [email protected].

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