THE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR EUROPE - w/ Michael Yon

Summary

Host Brandon Weichert and guest Michael Yon discuss protests in France and Milan, which they describe as part of wider unrest in Europe. Yon argues that the demonstrations reflect a deliberately engineered global “systemic collapse,” rather than being driven only by immigration or domestic politics. He alleges that powerful groups are coordinating destabilization through migration, pressure on food supplies, geoengineering, drugs, pharmaceuticals, media, and culture, with the eventual aim of reshaping populations and controlling territory and resources. These are presented as Yon’s theories; the discussion does not substantiate many of the allegations.

Drawing on his experience covering protests in Thailand, Hong Kong, the United States, and elsewhere, Yon says demonstrations can change character as crowds rotate and tensions rise. He argues that reporters should arrive early, observe organizers and group behavior, document events broadly, and be cautious about crowd-size estimates. He also claims that provocateurs and paid organizers sometimes steer protests toward violence, citing his own observations and his account of the public-relations firm Bell Pottinger’s activities.

The conversation also covers a proposed luxury resort on Albania’s Sazan Island, which Weichert and Yon discuss in terms of strategic territory and local opposition. Yon frames global competition for infrastructure and resources as a struggle involving China and groups he calls “Zionists.” He makes sweeping claims about population replacement and attributes destabilization to elite networks; these claims are not independently established in the interview.

Asked whether Europe can recover, Yon says he believes it has passed a point of no return and predicts severe bloodshed, including over immigration and any attempt at mass deportations. The speakers also consider whether similar unrest could occur in the United States, criticize U.S. border and visa policies, and offer harsh personal judgments about Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The segment ends with a brief exchange about Yon’s upcoming book and a plug for his Substack.

Presenters and contributors

• Brandon Weichert — host
• Michael Yon — guest and commentator

Mario Nawfal and Alan Eyre are mentioned but do not participate in this segment.