As we watch Lefties and Islamist immigrants burn Paris and France, laying waste a proud historic city, country and culture - lets play back what UAE foreign minister said about Left Liberal European govts and their immigration policies. Democracies are vulnerable to capture - by illegal immigrants and compromised demography. Those who don’t learn from history are condemned to repeat it Watch 👇🏻

"Why? Lack of values, purpose, and identity. With eroded traditional sources of identity and purpose (family, nation, vocation, faith), huge groups fill the void by claiming victim status or becoming advocates for other designated supposed victims. Responsibility is externalized: the system - capitalism, democracy, natives, “the West,” or some oppressor always explains their personal or collective shortfalls. This produces victimhood culture, beliefs of shared grievance, and alliances with radicals who offer belonging through struggle rather than responsibility, competence, or reform."

“This book is a must-read for political and military leaders. The War for Karabakh is an extraordinary study that explains the conduct of the war, its outcome, and its implications for future armed conflict. @LiamSCollins and @SpencerGuard reveal the essential elements of success in war, including clear strategic aims and the ability to marshal all elements of national power in pursuit of those aims. This book explains how the war demonstrated the dramatic effect of new technologies such as unmanned aerial systems while placing those technologies in the context of combined arms tactics, operational planning, geography, training, leadership, and force design.” — @LTGHRMcMaster US Army (ret.), 25th United States National Security Advisor, and author of Dereliction of Duty, Battlegrounds, and At War with Ourselves

Paris woke to shattered storefronts, burned cars and a massive police presence after violent clashes erupted across France during nationwide protests over rising living costs and poor school conditions. Police reported 1,800 arrests nationwide, including 855 in the Paris region alone. Masked groups fought with police, looted businesses and set fires in several cities. In Limoges, fire tore through the city's historic town hall — built in 1883 — collapsing the roof and destroying roughly two-thirds of the building's exterior. The local prefect called it "a catastrophe for heritage." President Trump weighed in Sunday, blaming immigration for the unrest and urging France to close its borders. "The immigration of people from an entirely different world, people with hatred in their hearts, has shattered that once great country," he wrote on Truth Social. "Close your borders and take control, before it is too late!" Full story here

We are past warnings. Cities are burning. More will follow. This will come to the United States IMO. This is an attack on western societies and values. Yes, there are many root causes. Uncontrolled migration without assimilation. International funding of protest for violent purposes. Issues of affordability. Education. Housing shortages. Employment opportunities, etc. They started with issues but then are quickly hijacked by ultra-left radicals, islamist, the red-green alliance, opportunists, and those brainwashed by victimhood. Why? Lack of values, purpose, and identity. With eroded traditional sources of identity and purpose (family, nation, vocation, faith), huge groups fill the void by claiming victim status or becoming advocates for other designated supposed victims. Responsibility is externalized: the system - capitalism, democracy, natives, “the West,” or some oppressor always explains their personal or collective shortfalls. This produces victimhood culture, beliefs of shared grievance, and alliances with radicals who offer belonging through struggle rather than responsibility, competence, or reform. The leftists/Marxist, the Islamists, and those thirsting for purpose don’t want reforms. They want to destroy society. They want identity through victimhood and destruction. They take no responsibility for their own status, there is always an oppressor to blame, always someone else’s fight. So they burn what they won’t fix. Step one is law and order. Reinforce the police. Enforce the law. Arrest, track, and if applicable deport every single person who commits violence or crimes. These won’t be the last protests or cities to burn if "let's address their grievances," suicidal empathy, victimhood culture, political cowardliness continues.

French journalist Paul Amar: “They came prepared. They had the addresses of town halls. They had addresses of Jewish shop owners. In a street in Marseille, all businesses owned by Jews were set on fire. Businesses run by Muslims weren’t”

BREAKING: Riots break out in Paris again. Police and firemen are back at work today, with vandals, arsonists and looters roaming the streets of the French capital city for a second day in a row

The red (radical Marxists/far-left movements) and Green (political Islamists) defined in a single picture. France is burning. I feel for the security forces. Reinforce police and gendarmerie. Enforce no masks laws. Conduct arrests...Track leadership. Track funding. Deport immigrants that commit crimes. France and Italy today. They will not be the last.

The red (radical Marxists/far-left movements) and Green (political Islamists) defined in a single picture. France is burning. I feel for the security forces. Reinforce police and gendarmerie. Enforce no masks laws. Conduct arrests...Track leadership. Track funding. Deport immigrants that commit crimes. France and Italy today. They will not be the last.

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BOOK RELEASE update: My book with @LiamSCollins "The War for Karabakh: Strategy, Technology, and Victory" is now available for pre-order: "The 2020 Karabakh War was one of the most consequential armed conflicts of the twenty-first century. It ended nearly three decades of military stalemate, transformed the geopolitical landscape of the South Caucasus, and sparked worldwide debate over the future of warfare. Many observers concluded that the conflict heralded a new era in which drones and precision-strike systems had fundamentally changed the character of war. The War for Karabakh challenges that conventional wisdom. Drawing on extensive battlefield reconnaissance, official military records, operational maps, open-source intelligence, social media analysis, and interviews with more than one hundred military commanders, government officials, and combat veterans from both Azerbaijan and Armenia, Liam Collins and John Spencer present the most comprehensive operational history of the conflict published to date. Spanning the First Karabakh War, Azerbaijans twenty-six-year military transformation, the 2020 campaign, and the decisive 2023 operation that restored Azerbaijani control over the region, this book offers the first complete analysis of the conflicts strategic evolution and military outcome. Throughout the volume, the authors use the term Karabakh rather than Nagorno-Karabakh, consistent with the books historical interpretation."