Greta Thunberg laughs hysterically as French migrant students dance for her amid the ongoing riots in France.
The ‘Free Palestine’ activist has joined student protesters in Saint-Denis, France amid the riots which have left over 100 school staff and teachers injured. https://t.co/U1qRiDqK2v
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) October 14, 2026
Islamo-communist flags have taken over your streets, while your own flag is deemed racist.
If you believe these future doctors & engineers protest about school books, I have an Eiffel tower to sell you for a $100 bucks!
In France, students protesting about their schools ended up rioting under Palestinian, Algerian and Moroccan flags. In London, Amsterdam, Berlin and New York, hundreds of thousands marched with Palestinian, Syrian and communist flags. They’d rather wave communist flags, or even Hamas and IRGC flags, than an American, British or French one.
They’ll pretend it’s because your country supports Israel. But Spain, Ireland and France all recognise Palestine, and they still see the same marches and the same flags. And the UAE and Egypt, close US allies, are accused of arming the militia behind the massacres in Sudan, yet these activists say nothing.
Really, only one thing makes sense: Gaza is simply the best cause they’ve found to advance the Islamo-communist alliance in the West. It even managed to stop climate change…
It’s not “social unrest”, this is jihad. These are MUSLIM RIOTS!
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Social unrest in France, Belgium, and now Albania raises the risk of riot contagion across Europe. Young rioters’ involvement gives far-left groups opportunities to exploit grievances and channel them into broader anti-government mobilization.
Local outlets are reporting that “thousands of students,” a common phrase MSM corporate media outlets have used to describe the rioters, took to the streets of Albania’s capital for a second day of anti-government riots on Wednesday. They set fire to part of the education ministry and attacked other government buildings, yet this suggests the unrest has little to do with classroom sizes and more to do with a coordinated far-left anti-government movement sweeping across Europe.