With potential flashpoints for a violent revolution emerging in France and Italy, this could mean that the prophecies concerning the destruction of Paris and the pope’s exile may be on the verge of being fulfilled?
Those don't look like legitimate protests. Just a handful of violent young men with too much time on their hands and a lack of God in their hearts.
I don't believe the protests are driven by legitimate grievances, but I'm paying close attention to them because they could be connected to Catholic prophecies that speak of revolutions and civil wars in various parts of Europe. Sister Elena Aiello explicitly mentioned a revolution in Italy, and several prophecies speak of the destruction of Paris, which would be set ablaze by its own enraged population. As I read about the civil unrest in Italy, I wondered whether anyone at the Vatican had considered the need to quietly step up security, especially around St. Peter's Basilica. https://x.com/Gibson_mel82/status/2111578067386720547 https://x.com/Polymarket/status/2111576453896958030
In France, they set a town hall on fire, and the situation is escalating significantly. Even for France, where protests and violent clashes have practically become the norm, things are reaching extremes. Similar events are taking place in Italy, Belgium, and Spain, and it is quite obvious that they are coordinated. For a revolution, you need two things: poverty and despair that eventually turn into aggression, and coordinated revolutionary action. In other words, you need a trigger and an organized response. Clearly, this trend is continuing. After COVID and the tyranny of restrictions, movement regulations, and psychological pressure, the impoverishment of ordinary people continued through rising energy prices, first because of the war in Ukraine and then because of the conflict in the Middle East. Energy stability, which made the West wealthy, is being deliberately destroyed. At the same time, mass migration is being encouraged to accelerate the entire process, destabilize countries, and create divisions, preventing people from uniting through a shared national identity and social cohesion. They first attempted to spark revolutions in 1848, during what became known as the Springtime of Nations, but the monarchies suppressed them. Marx was devastated by their failure. After that, bankers dragged the monarchies into war to break them economically. Then, in the destabilized monarchies, they exploited the anger, hunger, and poverty of the masses to launch communist revolutions, after which half of those people were killed and the other half ended up in labor camps. They subsequently realized that a communist utopia serving the interests of the wealthy could not succeed in societies where morality, family, and, above all, love for God and one's nation still existed. Over the past sixty years or so, we have witnessed the destruction of the family, the dehumanization of individuals, the erosion of nations and culturally homogeneous states, and the creation of people addicted to entertainment and hedonism, without a sense of community or morality. In other words, people without a clear identity, who are easy to control and govern. It seems that the third phase of creating a revolution has now arrived. If this develops into something larger, we may be facing extremely dark and dangerous times. People are more aggressive and brutal than ever before, while morality has never been weaker.
I am not sure what to think of all this. But I know the cost of diesel is outrageous in Italy. Which translates into the cost of everything going up. I imagine many people are at a breaking point. At the same time this doesn't mean people have to get violent. I think many tensions are colliding. Social, fiscal and political. These tensions are also being exploited. The solutions are common sense. That being said, a great leader can emerge from all of this chaos. Something the current powers in place didn't necessarily account for. Perhaps now is the time.
