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I am sure you don’t need me to tell you that we are heading into a crucial period of history.

Not only is the shadow of a possible world war looming over us, but our freedom is coming under rapidly accelerating assault.

Here in France, for instance, the system started out by simply ignoring schoolkids protesting against the poor condition of their schools and their lives, then went on to gas and beat them, smear their uprising in the media, team up with far-right street gangs to attack the ever-broadening revolt, ban protests in city centres, pass a law to make demonstrators pay for windows they did not break on the basis of some kind of assumed collective responsibility, place protesters under house arrest as “terrorists”, constantly lie about the size of the turn-outs, manipulate social media algorithms so that people did not know about the demos and threaten to pull that communication plug altogether.

I should add that there is also the possibility that at least some of the protesters and looters were agents provocateurs working for the system to undermine public support for the youngsters’ cause, although I have not yet seen any hard proof of this.

In an article for Le Monde diplomatique (November 2026 edition), Benoît Bréville describes how politicians were lining up on TV to demand a fascistic response to the protests, with many blaming the left-wing opposition party La France insoumise – president of the French senate Gérard Larcher even suggested the party should be dissolved.

“Others suggested creating thousands of new places in prisons on the model of Nayib Bukele in El Salvador, of removing benefits from the trouble-makers’ families or of hardening the law against minors”.

Bréville notes that curfews were imposed in several cities, policed by drones and helicopters. “Gatherings are banned and in certain neighbourhoods it is even forbidden to walk around with a rucksack or hat”.

He adds that the French railways, SNCF, cancelled trains to prevent some people from attending demos and those arriving by road and rail were subject to police checks.

“In Paris, the army was mobilised to supervise the demonstrators, along with the brigade of regional intervention, the RAID (Recherche, assistance, intervention, dissuasion) and the national gendarmerie’s intervention group (GIGN)”.

But in the face of all that, numbers on the protests across France did not drop away and the uprising is still going strong as I write!

All across Europe protests are breaking out – including against what looks like an attempted German-backed EU coup d’état in Poland – and it seems that policing is increasingly being carried out by Eurogendfor (European Gendarmerie Force), the European mercenary army deployed, as one X user put it, “by the EUSSR to crush local uprisings, hijack demonstrations, and stage coups. They have no ties whatsoever to the local population (they don’t even speak the language) and will ruthlessly crush any form of civilian resistance with an iron fist”.

Meanwhile, hitherto unthinkable restrictions are being placed on people’s international travel on the basis of them not being appreciated by the zio-imperialist mafia (ZIM).

Take, for example, the way that veteran anarchist and co-founder of Food not Bombs Keith McHenry was banned from entering Canada essentially on account of the decades of state violence and harassment he has faced for feeding homeless people.

Much of the repression centres, of course, around critics of Israel and its genocidal activities.

Swedish academic Andreas Malm was refused entry to the UK, where he was due to headline an anti-imperialist and pro-Palestinian conference, on the grounds that his presence in the UK “may not be considered to be conducive to the public good”.

New York journalist Jeremy Loffredo has also revealed: “The UK is refusing to let me enter the country to report on and investigate the ongoing crackdown against elderly Palestine supporters because my ‘presence in the UK is not conducive to the public good’”.

Regarding those protests, Council Estate Media relates that police in London are now saying that “providing logistical support” for supporters of the supposedly “terrorist” Palestine Action group, which could include passing a bottle of water to a sit-down protester, is an offence.

The blog states: “Not only are grannies and wheelchair users terrorists for expressing opinions the government doesn’t like, but anyone who is nice to those grannies and wheelchair users is also a terrorist”.

And an absurd report was accepted by the Zio-Labour government suggesting a frightening rise in “anti-semitism” which required the banning of Palestine badges in schools and heavy-duty brainwashing of British children to swallow zionist lies.

In fact, as Council Estate Media pointed out: “A key argument for this moral panic is that three out of five Jewish pupils have experienced antisemitism in schools. However, that figure comes from a survey of 5,000 kids, only 92 of whom were Jewish. That’s right, the sample size was just 92!

“Those 92 kids were asked if they’d personally experienced antisemitism at school and only 70 responded. Twenty-nine said yes – that’s less than one in three of those asked! Only 12% of the kids who responded said they felt antisemitism was a problem at their school and only 2% said it was a big problem”.

In Australia, as Caitlin Johnstone has laid out, the country’s so-called “antisemitism envoy” is trying to demonise left-leaning pro-Palestine supporters for daring to challenge the “chosen” people’s God-given right to commit (demonic) genocide.

A new report by Jillian Segal (pictured) claims: “Over time, the language of human rights and its greatest crimes  –  apartheid, ethnic cleansing, genocide, etc.  –  has increasingly been appropriated to portray Israel (and, relevantly, members of the Jewish community who support it) as morally evil, often to the point of being equated to Nazis.

“In contemporary Australia, elements of Australia’s historically fringe radical left have sought to appeal to well-meaning mainstream progressive Australians who may perceive the Palestinian cause as a matter of social justice. This ‘gateway’ issue, of sorts, has been used by far-left activists to magnify their appeal and prominence and to attempt to introduce traditionally moderate Australians to radical and anti-Jewish propaganda that would previously have been of little interest”.

What we seem to be seeing everywhere is a desperate attempt by the ruling mafia to smother and crush the great wave of awakening that they have themselves unleashed by their barbarity and lies, as well as by the increasingly obvious reality of their control of governments and global media.

It is no coincidence that the first week of November saw the “The First International Congress of Noahides” staged in Jerusalem. As I previously reported, Jana S Bennun has warned: “The shift from just ‘abstract’ religious ideas to a real, functioning global Noahide legal system is happening right under our noses”.

“They are openly planning to draft a binding universal charter, elect councils across six continents, and officially launch the First International Rabbinic Court, or Beit Din.

“Led by Rabbi Oury Cherki (pictured), this supreme legal body will use regional judges to oversee a strict, three-stage process where non-Jewish people make official legal declarations, locking themselves into a centralized authority based in Jerusalem”.

In other words, because ZIM is now convinced that it wields overwhelming power in the world, it is pushing us into a judeo-supremacist dictatorship in which we goyim will be no more than slaves.

The enormity of this threat – to 99.8% of humankind and to all our unborn descendants – can hardly be overstated.

Because ZIM has, indeed, stolen most of the world’s wealth and captured most of the world’s institutions, this threat is not something we are going to be able to see off through letter-writing, petitions or voting for the usual political puppets.

I think this is why, in recent weeks, I have been returning to anarchism as a source of inspiration. It is not only the anarchist vision of a sane future built on natural order that we need, but its vital energy, its complete and courageous rejection of oppression and domination.

When I see the young generation out on the streets, often proudly brandishing Palestinian flags, I sense that they intuitively know that what is needed is the raw revolt I have written about.

The life force is shining in them, animating their resistance – and that is why ZIM and its puppets are so scared.