Trump’s war on far-left terrorism goes global
For years, liberal elites across the West dismissed warnings about far-left extremism as relics of the Cold War or right-wing paranoia. Today, the evidence is undeniable. A recent US-led global initiative has the ambition to finally confront this resurgence of political terrorism with the seriousness it demands. This is not a partisan crusade but a defense of civilization against those who would burn it down in the name of utopia.
Europe is bleeding from a thousand cuts inflicted by far-left networks. Railways have been repeatedly sabotaged, power grids targeted, and commercial enterprises struck, inflicting billions in cumulative losses while paralyzing supply chains and public services. Police officers have been assaulted, elected officials threatened, and communities shaken – echoing the days of the 1970s Red Brigades and Baader-Meinhof.
In Germany, far-left violence surged more than 40% in a single year. The authorities logged 321 sabotage investigations in 2025 alone, which were overwhelmingly aimed at military, police, railway, and energy targets. Climate activism has fused with anti-capitalism, class warfare, feminism, and outright hostility to European industry and traditional values. What begins as protests and occupations too often escalates to sabotage harming ordinary citizens.
The longest blackout in Berlin since World War II struck in early 2026, courtesy of the Vulkangruppe (Volcano Group). This far-left outfit, active since 2011 with at least 13 attacks under its belt, torched power cables near a gas-fired plant, plunging tens of thousands of households and businesses into darkness for days amid freezing temperatures. Hospitals switched to emergency power, trains halted, and daily life fractured. Their manifesto framed it as “resistance” against fossil fuels and capitalism, but the victims were everyday Germans.
Italy tells a similar story of escalating chaos. During the Winter Olympics,........
