In the US, a convoy of truckers, calling themselves "God's Army," is preparing to embark on a journey from several locations across the Lower 48 to the southern border as tensions soar between Texas and the Biden administration. Meanwhile across the Atlantic, farmers are bearing down on Europe's capitals - from Bucharest to Warsaw to Brussels - venting frustrations about climate policies. These social instabilities are breaking out ahead of key European and US elections this year.
The organizers of the "Take Our Border Back" convoy are "calling all active & retired law enforcement and military, Veterans, Mama Bears, elected officials, business owners, ranchers, truckers, bikers, media and LAW ABIDING, freedom-loving Americans" to "assemble in honor of our US Constitution and Bill of Rights" at the southern border, in protest against the federal government's inability to secure the border, according to the convoy's website.
"Fellow citizens and compatriots ... I call on you in the name of liberty, of patriotism and everything dear to the American character to come to our aid with all dispatch," Pete Chambers, one of the coalition's leaders, wrote. "If this call is neglected, we are determined to sustain ourselves as long as possible and act like soldiers who never forget what is due to our own honor and that of our country."
The convoy plans to "send a message" to government officials at all levels about the need to secure the board amid the multi-year invasion of millions of illegals. Chambers believes Americans are "besieged on all sides" by evil "dark forces."
As we've noted, journalists have uncovered a "shadowy network" of what appears to be taxpayer-funded non-government agencies, facilitating the most massive border invasion this nation has ever seen.
Last week, Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared the migrant crisis an "invasion" and invoked Texas' constitutional authority to defend and protect itself.
Abbott stated, "That authority is the supreme law of the land and supersedes any federal statutes to the contrary. The Texas National Guard, the Texas Department of Public Safety, and other Texas personnel are acting on that authority, as well as state law, to secure the Texas border."
The Biden administration could've easily secured the border with an executive order ... but radicals in the White House don't want to waste a good crisis ahead of the presidential election in 281 days.
Meanwhile...
Across the Atlantic, farmers have been venting their anger in several of Europe's capitals that will likely "slow the implementation of environmental reforms in the European Union and make it harder for Brussels to negotiate free trade agreements," according to research firm Stratfor.
"Farmers across Europe have taken to the streets in recent weeks to voice their discontent over their governments' economic, environmental and trade policies," Stratfor continued. And this is all happening ahead of June's European elections.
Uprisings in the West, among the working class, objecting to unpopular "globalist" policies are happening ahead of major elections.
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