Brigitte Gabriel on European Protests, Islamism and the U.S. Midterms

Hello, this is Brigitte Gabriel. This midterm is not

about normal politics. It's about whether we import

Europe's future or reject it. I just got back from

two weeks in Italy and Spain. Europe is on fire.

Riots, blockades, strikes, and in every single

one of them, the same Palestinian flag.

It doesn't matter the protest. France, Italy, Spain, Britain,

Sweden, the Palestinian flag is there.

French protesters burned cars and looted shops while waving

Palestinian flags next to the French tricolor.

In Rome, they stormed the Colosseum with the same

banners.

Over sixty-eight thousand pro-Palestinian events hit

Europe in just three years. Eight hundred and

eighteen cities, thirty countries.

Italy, Germany, Spain, France led the charge.

This is not coincidence. This is the Trojan horse.

The Muslim Brotherhood document, the 1991

Explanatory Memorandum, call it civilization

jihad. Destroy the West from within using our own

institutions and allies. They recruit the useful

idiots on the left, socialist, Marxist, campus

radicals who hate their own countries and have shared

enemies, Israel, borders, and capitalism.

The left gets its revolution, the Islamists get the streets,

the numbers, and eventually the rules.

Qatar poured ninety million euros into Brotherhood networks

across Europe. French intelligence named Qatar and

Turkey as key backers of the networks that supply the

organizers and the messaging. The Red-Green

Alliance is real, funded, and operational.

Look at the results. Parallel societies, Jew hatred

through the roof, two-tier policing.

Europe imported the ideology, protected the narrative, and

it's now watching its cohesion unravel.

America, this is the preview. The same

playbook is already running on our streets.

Foreign money and a left that wants open borders and

treats globalized Intifada as progressive.

This election is about whether we hand our

country to the same forces that turned European

demonstrations into occupied territory,

or whether we draw the line while we still can.

Do not import Europe's future. Reject the

Trojan horse. Preserve our America while

the choice is still ours, because once the

streets and the institutions are lost, there is

no easy reverse.