Better informed men than I are certain that Europe is soon to break, at least on the Continent.
One: I agree that continent Europe is at a breaking point, and that the European Union is on borrowed time. It's not a question of if the EU breaks up, but when and how violent that will be when it does.
Two: I don't think the United Kingdom bought much time with the recent elections; stay-behinds in the bureaucracy and judiciary will activate to shit-can even the most milquetoast moves by a Reform-led government and Nigel Farage is not the sort of man needed in Number 10 to do to the Brit Deep State what Trump is doing here in the US.
Three: Once this jumps off it will spread to Canada, New Zealand, and Australia in short order; they will try to do it in the United States, but Trump has counters already in position to shut that down. This last throw of the dice is Globohomo's only chance to survive and stay in power. To quote another Hollywood film that does Revelation of the Method:
"There are levels of survival we are prepared to accept," The Architect, in response to Neo’s assertion that the machines cannot allow the extinction of the human race because they require human bio-electricity for power, The Matrix Reloaded
Globohomo will accept another round of destruction and slaughter on the level of World War 2 if the result is their retention of power and control. They can rebuild because they have rebuilt, and Man is seen as disposable, expendable, and fungible so lost populations are also rebuildable. They instigate the chaos, use it to excuse doing what they want, manipulate all sides, and then restore order when it suits them.
Elsewhere online, an observer noted that the Countdown To Civil War has begun. This is translated from French.
Lydia is putting her finger on something that no one wants to name clearly: we’ve entered the pre-violence rhetorical phase of the classic communist cycle.
The script is documented, archived, and it repeats itself identically for a century. Before every mass massacre carried out in the name of Marxism, there are always 5 to 15 years of public designation of a category of people as “the enemy to be taken down.” Not a debate on public policies. Not a critique of inequalities. A methodical dehumanization of an entire class.
In the USSR in the 1920s, it was the kulaks. Lenin wrote as early as 1918 that it was necessary to “exterminate the kulaks as a class,” an expression repeated word for word by Stalin ten years later. Result: 4 million peasants deported, several million dead in the Holodomor.
In Maoist China, it was the landlords and “class enemies.” Mao orchestrates public “struggle sessions” where neighbors, children, former employees are forced to denounce, humiliate, and beat. Tally from the land reform alone: 1 to 2 million executions, not counting what follows.
In Cambodia, it was the “new people”: city dwellers, intellectuals, people wearing glasses. Khmer Rouge propaganda designated them for years as parasites before massacring them. 1.7 million dead in 4 years.
Now look at what’s happening in the United States in 2026.
Hasan Piker, who reaches millions of young men on Twitch, speaks openly of the “blood of f***ing capitalists.” Not in 1968 in a Trotskyist cell, in 2026 on the platform most watched by 18-25 year olds.
Zohran Mamdani, elected mayor of New York, films viral videos in front of billionaires’ buildings, exactly where Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was assassinated last year by Luigi Mangione. The latter was turned into a pop icon by a part of the American left in less than 48 hours. T-shirts, fan art, romanticization of the murderer.
This isn’t “political passion.” It’s phase 1 of the protocol. The public designation of a category of humans as legitimately hateable, followed by the valorization of those who take action.
The “normal” reaction of a healthy democracy should be the immediate social and professional isolation of these voices. What’s happening: they top podcast charts, they’re elected officials, and they get favorable media coverage.
History doesn’t stutter. It copy-pastes. And the first victims are always surprised to discover, too late, that the speech they found “a bit excessive but oh well” was actually the clear warning that a pit was being dug for them.
Lydia is right to say it. And she’ll be even more right in five years when we reread these tweets.
The Point of Decision approaches. Get ready.