Frances riots are no ordinary protests theyre an intifada in the heart of Europe

A firefighter engulfed in flames as a youthful mob watches and laughs.A teacher doused in gasoline by guffawing thugs as his beloved school burns to the ground.A woman’s face set alight by a masked goon with a makeshift flamethrower.Two dozen schools burned and ransacked; cars flipped upside down; buses and fire engines savagely smashed. It sounds like a montage from a dystopian horror movie — but it’s happening right now in France.What started late last month as a protest about underfunded public schools has morphed into an orgy of Islamo-leftist violence.Paris and other cities are now awash with foreign flags as throngs of unassimilated youths scream their hatred for France itself.“In the name of Allah, we can kill them all,” barked one masked thug, to the mob’s demented glee.We are witnessing something extraordinary: an intifada in the heart of Europe.Surely no one can now deny the lethal error of throwing open a nation’s borders to the world, while sacrificing the ideals of integration at the altar of multiculturalism.The speed with which scattered school protests turned into an Islamist-infused uprising was truly frightening.It all kicked off less than two weeks ago, when thousands of students played hooky to shout at the government.They called themselves the “disenchanted generation” and called for education improvements. But within days it became something monstrous.The crowds began burning schools down — more than 20 across France have been set alight.At one of them, Nelson Mandela School in Nantes in western France, the torch-wielding mob caused $3.4 million worth of damage.Teachers have been horribly assaulted, 78 injured so far.Why would protesters for “better education” reduce schools to blackened ruins, and whack teachers with iron bars?Clearly these riots no longer have anything to do with schooling.Rather, student protests have been hijacked by sinister political elements whose aim is nothing less than to heap fiery contempt ...