As The Hague and Charlotte grapple with the aftermath of these violent clashes, it’s unmistakably clear that these are not isolated incidents but rather symptomatic of a profound societal attack on Western nations, highlighting deep-rooted upheaval within communities struggling with mass migration and open border challenges. The streets of The Hague in the Netherlands and Charlotte in the United States have become battlegrounds, highlighting a disturbing trend of violence erupting from Eritrean migrant gatherings. What began as cultural celebrations quickly descended into chaos, leaving cities scarred and authorities grappling with the aftermath. From Europe to America, the echoes of unrest...