It is known as "the Red/Green alliance", and their shared goal is "revolution" all over the western world. Right now we are witnessing an unprecedented tactical convergence between far-left/Marxist movements ("red") and radical Islamist groups ("green"), and this should deeply alarm all of us. Ultimately, the long-term goals of far-left organizations are much different from the long-term goals of the radical Islamists. But they both deeply hate the same people, and they both want to see the established order overthrown. So for now they are allies of convenience, and they are not afraid to use violence to achieve what they want.

It is certainly true that a relentless cost of living crisis that stretches all the way back to the beginning of this decade is causing immense economic distress both here in the United States and all over the western world. The far left and radical Islamists are attempting to use this economic turmoil to help fuel their anti-government riots.

What we are witnessing in France is a perfect example of this.

It is being estimated that 550,000 people participated in the riots on Saturday, including 110,000 in the Paris metro area alone…

Chaos exploded across France on Saturday as 550,000 protesters flooded the streets, torched cars and buildings, looted from posh stores including Louis Vuitton and Hermès, and even threatened to storm the Élysée Palace—prompting a defiant President Emmanuel Macron to rage: "Let them come and get me!"

In Paris alone, an estimated 110,000 demonstrators took to the streets, with masked protestors backed by the country's far-left opposition leader smashing storefronts, targeting luxury business and confronting riot police armed with tear gas and water cannons.

The mainstream media tried to frame the riots as "mostly peaceful protests", but everyone could clearly see that was not true at all.

Many of the rioters seemed to revel in the destruction that they were causing.

In one particularly disturbing incident, a historic town hall that had somehow survived both world wars was purposely set on fire…

The iconic Limoges Town Hall, which was built in 1883 and survived both world wars, came tumbling down in a blaze after it was torched by rioters in the south-west of France.