How French revolutionaries poisoned America’s schools and culture with their radical agenda

France used to be proud. It was a country where people stood up for their culture, their families, and their heritage. But all of that started to fall apart in the chaos of the 1960s, when far-left radicals decided rules didn’t matter and morals were just a joke. Instead of studying or working, these so-called revolutionaries staged riots and tantrums, burning down everything good about French society. The results? A nation so full of “revolutionary” noise it couldn’t hear reasonable voices anymore.

What happened in Paris didn’t stay in Paris. These radical troublemakers—who hated tradition and authority—got jobs in universities, schools, and media. They spread their poison fast. The same twisted ideas that toppled French culture soon crept into American classrooms and woke politics. Suddenly, America’s own teachers were preaching the gospel of victimhood, identity obsession, and blaming Western civilization for every evil under the sun. It’s the big lie—packaged with a French accent.

Liberals love to pretend this is all about progress. They say they’re fighting for “justice” or “equality.” But look around. Their pet ideas have left both France and America weaker, more divided, and full of resentment. Kids don’t learn math or history; they get lessons in how to feel like victims. Discipline in schools is out the window. Authority is mocked. All because a bunch of wild-eyed leftists convinced people that every structure must be torn down.

And who profits from this chaos? The globalist elite, of course. They get richer and stronger as regular people lose their voices. Families are broken. Faith is ridiculed. Borders are erased. All thanks to the same radical blueprint cooked up in European cafés by people who never understood or respected hard work. It’s a disaster that liberals imported on purpose, pretending it was for “freedom”—when it was really about control.

The left isn’t interested in fixing anything. They want power and they’ll destroy countries to get it. Americans should be furious. Do we really want to follow France’s lead—turning our culture, schools, and children over to Marxist ideologues still high on 1960s slogans? No way. It’s time to slam the door on these radical losers and remind them: America does not bow to Paris, or any foreign agenda.

Source: NY Post