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🇫🇷 A French tech CEO says the country is witnessing the FAILURE OF SOCIALISM Brivael Le Pogam, co-founder of Argil AI, says decades of government policies have left French citizens paying MORE TAXES for increasingly worse public services. Schools are deteriorating. Hospitals are struggling. In some areas, patients can wait up to a YEAR just to see a doctor. And now people are taking their anger into the streets. Meanwhile, Macron is blaming radical left-wing groups for exploiting the unrest, accusing them of trying to bring down the Republic itself. Saturday's demonstrations drew an estimated 410,000 people nationwide. Most protested peacefully, but violence erupted in several major cities, with police using tear gas and water cannons. Businesses boarded up their windows, major museums closed, and France mobilized one of its largest security operations in recent years. What started as anger over living costs and failing schools has become a MUCH BIGGER crisis for Macron's government. Source: Fox News / Writer: Oliver

🇪🇺🇩🇪 Europe has 10 to 15 years left to change course. Brandon Weichert spoke with Austrian activist Martin Sellner as violent unrest spreads through France and Europe's political tensions deepen. Sellner argues that economic hardship and failed leadership are fueling the anger, but believes mass immigration has made European societies increasingly vulnerable to conflict. His proposed solution is remigration, a controversial policy aimed at reversing immigration flows and preserving Europe's existing ethnic and cultural majorities. Brandon pressed him on what that would mean for immigrants who are already integrated, and whether such policies risk turning ordinary people into scapegoats. Sellner insisted the responsibility lies with Europe's political leadership, not individual migrants. He also predicted that Germany could face a political or economic collapse unless its leadership changes course. What stood out was his belief that Europe's political establishment may be strengthening the very movements it's trying to suppress. His argument is that excluding parties like Germany's AfD only makes them more attractive to voters who have lost faith in the system. @MartinSellner_

🇩🇪 Watch Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest in Germany go up in flames. One person is being questioned on suspicion of arson. Writer: Oliver t.co/Vy1WbRPmmP

🇫🇷 Grenoble looters just got hit with the Uno reverse card. They smashed the window of a Carrefour, then a man stepped out with a gun and suddenly nobody needed groceries anymore. So they just went and hit the supermarket across the street instead. Wild card entry nobody saw coming. 😁 Writer: Daniyal t.co/4btTUJzpkY

🚨 DAILY NEWS RECAP The Middle East is getting uncomfortable again. The U.S. is moving personnel out of regional bases while warships in the Arabian Sea load long-range missiles and bunker-busters. Trump is openly considering another major operation against Iran. Iran clearly sees what’s coming. U.S. intelligence now says the threat to Americans is at its highest level since the war began, with embassy staffing being reduced across Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and the UAE. At the same time, cyber activity between Iran, Israel and the U.S. has jumped sharply through October. That usually isn’t the kind of thing you want to see right before everyone starts insisting nothing is about to happen. Israel is still the big question mark. Trump backed Netanyahu despite pushback from senior advisers, and Netanyahu refused to say whether a joint strike plan against Iran already exists. Iran is already looking at retaliation options, including Dimona and Gulf infrastructure if its own nuclear and energy sites are hit. The Houthi front is still sitting there too, waiting to make everything worse. Washington is already cutting embassy staff partly because of fears of another escalation against Saudi Arabia. And one story that deserves more attention: Reuters says U.S. administrations have asked SpaceX to switch Starlink on and off in conflict zones including Iran, Ukraine, Lebanon and Yemen. Which is a pretty wild amount of geopolitical power sitting inside one private satellite network. Meanwhile, China still hasn’t closed the economic gap with the U.S. Its nominal GDP relative to America has actually fallen since 2020, even as the argument over whether China is slowing structurally or simply changing gears gets louder. That’s where things stand. Nothing has exploded yet. But a lot of people are moving like they expect it to. @WeTheBrandon

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🇪🇸 Now it's BARCELONA'S turn Young protesters marching "against the system" set trash bins and parked cars on fire in the heart of the city, and some shops got looted along the way. Every day there's a new city on this list. Where does this end? Writer: Daniyal t.co/kfYT8ybhCH

🇮🇹 Rome's famous COLOSSEUM has become the latest flashpoint in Europe's protest unrest Masked protesters forced their way past entrance barriers as chaos broke out around one of Italy's most iconic landmarks. A demonstration at a nearly 2,000-year-old monument, with masked protesters storming the entrance. Not exactly the peaceful protest organizers had in mind. Writer: Oliver t.co/BDWiwo9sWW

🇫🇷 Paris police SWEEP through the last groups near Vincennes Officers moved in force after the main march ended, and smaller clusters stayed behind, throwing objects. The organized part wrapped up without major issues. The trouble started with the people who stayed to fight. Writer: Lucas t.co/hqOas2751g

🇫🇷 French police are PUSHING BACK through the streets of PARIS, trying to regain control from rioters. And the weather is making everything worse. Rain has left the streets slick, with officers and demonstrators charging at each other in chaotic scenes. Riot shields, running crowds and pouring rain. France's weekend of unrest is getting uglier by the hour. Writer: Oliver t.co/c6as8hQxVR

🇫🇷 Nice's protest turned into a full-on street fight. Far-right groups and protesters went at each other right in the middle of a quiet residential street, with a pack dressed in black charging straight down the road. France's weekend keeps getting worse. Writer: Daniyal t.co/cT39HQ7Wr5

🇫🇷 Right-wing militants CHARGE into protesters in France Police broke it up, and 11 from that group were later arrested. The clashes left 3 people hurt. The same streets that saw looting last week now have both sides looking for each other. Writer: Lucas t.co/e7TaEvBLoD

🇦🇱 Albanese protesters LAUNCH fireworks straight at riot police in Tirana Masked groups keep firing streams of rockets and flares into police lines as the multi-day clashes continue through the capital. Looks like a Harry Potter spellcasting scene right there 🤯💀 Writer: Lucas t.co/xKSsgJeXPJ

🇮🇹 Turin protesters FIGHT police in the city center today The march against rearmament and rising prices turned into a running fight in under an hour. Writer: Lucas t.co/VD89yU79Jy

🇫🇷 Paris police clearly have had enough of these protesters. They charged into the crowd on Cours de Vincennes swinging like they're getting paid per hit, and nobody in front of them stood a chance. Every single one of them came ready to work today. Yeah, the protest is definitely over in this part of town 💀 Writer: Daniyal t.co/rVntmTs86d

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🇮🇹 Bologna is covered in clouds of TEAR GAS as Italian police clash with protesters in the streets Riot officers are pushing back crowds as demonstrations against the government turn violent. And it's not just Bologna. Clashes have also been reported in Rome and Turin. Another weekend, another wave of unrest spreading across Europe. Writer: Oliver t.co/GBoX0vSTGg

🚨🇦🇱 Albania's capital is turning into a BATTLEGROUND as anti-government protests erupt into violence. Protesters in Tirana are hurling MOLOTOV COCKTAILS at police officers now 🫣🔥 Writer: Oliver t.co/Go7s8dWsAG

🇫🇷 Fresh CLASHES break out in the streets of Paris Writer: Oliver t.co/xMzzsPd4FG

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The next U.S. attack could put the entire Gulf at risk. I spoke with Professor Mohammad Marandi as reports of another American strike on Iran grow increasingly serious. He believes war is now highly likely, and says Iran's response would be far more destructive than anything we've seen so far. Not just military bases. Oil facilities, banks, data centers and undersea internet cables could all become targets. He also warned that Gulf countries helping Washington could face devastating attacks on their critical infrastructure. But the conversation took a disturbing turn when I asked about his own safety. Marandi told me he'd received warnings that he could personally be targeted for assassination. He's currently in China, yet insists on returning to Iran. I pressed him on why he'd willingly put himself in danger. He believes it's his responsibility to stay and speak out. I've strongly criticized Iran's government and the IRGC. But threatening to kill someone for their political views is indefensible. Whatever happens next, I sincerely hope we aren't about to witness another round of assassinations and a war that could devastate the region. @s_m_marandi

🇫🇷 Masked groups get HIT HARD by Paris police near Porte de Vincennes after the big march Clashes erupted at the rear after projectiles flew. Officers responded with tear gas and water cannons. The prefecture counted over 500 casseurs. Heavy rain kept the fires down this time. Writer: Lucas t.co/oTa93OFxvZ

🇺🇸 Somali translators in Maine may now be insisting on 'help' for people who have NO NEED for translators at polling stations. Better do something about this quick if it's true before all kinds of 'translators' show up at polling stations to make sure you understand what you're voting for really well! 😬 Writer: Mhedi t.co/ra4w8Rrw6J

🇫🇷 Protesters FLOOD the expressway near Chambéry and CUT traffic both ways The 2 French officers tried to approach the crowd and quickly found themselves surrounded. Anyone heading toward Grenoble is sitting in multi-kilometer jams. Bad day for a trip. Writer: Lucas t.co/7WMe8VYyrE

🇺🇸 Dr. Oz just FROZE another $1.2B in California Medicaid over a home-care boom that doesn’t make sense The program jumped 24% in 3 years, double the average everywhere else. The money stays frozen until the state proves the claims are real. Newsom has to explain where the cash went. Writer: Lucas t.co/Ks9Hk2zB1w

🇫🇷 LOL! This guy just couldn't give a FK Source: @visegrad24 / Writer: Oliver t.co/iq8pg9HTxI

🇷🇺🇺🇦 An 11-year-old girl is among the wounded after a Russian drone struck Sinelnykove in eastern Ukraine, reportedly killing THREE people. At least 8 others were injured in the attack on the Dnipropetrovsk region. A 50-year-old woman and a 70-year-old man are fighting for their lives. Another night of Russian drone attacks, and more Ukrainian families left counting their dead. Writer: Oliver t.co/LEMr5oWHdD

🇫🇷 France's protests are turning into something MUCH BIGGER than a weekend of unrest. Huge crowds are flooding the streets over soaring living costs and concerns about democracy. In Paris alone, police counted 110,000 demonstrators. And the movement isn't winding down. Protest organizers are already building toward a nationwide GENERAL STRIKE on November 5. What started as street protests is becoming a sustained challenge to the French government. Writer: Oliver t.co/Diu0hLGobM

🇫🇷 A French politician poses for photos with MASKED RIOTERS just minutes before they TRASH a bank in Grenoble. And the man in the pictures? He's in charge of the city's FINANCE commission. Allan Brunon, an elected official from the far-left LFI party, smiles for the camera alongside black bloc-style protesters. Just minutes later, some of those demonstrators allegedly ransacked a Crédit Agricole branch. Seriously, a city finance official posing with masked protesters while banks are getting smashed up? You couldn't write a more ridiculous set of circumstances. Writer: Oliver t.co/ivYn3tfY4K