Amy Mek, RAIR Foundation, 11/26/24
Stephen Coughlin exposes the strategic alliance between communist and Islamic movements as a coordinated attack on Western civilization, leveraging ideological subversion, media complicity, and violent tactics to destabilize societies and dismantle national sovereignty.
Amid escalating violence during protests aligned with communist-Islamic movements, Stephen Coughlin, a retired US Military Intelligence officer and lawyer, has shed light on the motives and mechanisms behind what he describes as a “systematic and coordinated attack on Western civilization.” In an exclusive interview with RAIR Foundation, Coughlin draws a compelling connection between ideological subversion and real-world acts of violence, urging Western nations to confront the growing threat before it becomes irreversible.
The Red-Green Alliance: Fact or Fiction?
Coughlin asserts that the convergence of communist and Islamic movements—often dismissed by detractors as a conspiracy theory—is not merely coincidental but a well-documented strategy. He highlights the tactical overlap between Marxist hate speech laws and Islamic notions of blasphemy, such as Islamophobia. These parallels, he argues, allow both movements to mutually reinforce narratives that delegitimize criticism and silence dissent.
“This is not a random occurrence,” Coughlin said. “The alignment between these groups isn’t just a surface-level collaboration. It is operational, local, and national, rooted in shared goals to dismantle the nation-state and subvert Western values.”
He further explained the historical roots of this alliance, pointing to organizations like the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), which effectively unifies Islamic nations in the United Nations and movements such as Hamas that leverage Days of Rage to align Islamist and Marxist tactics. The Red-Green Alliance operates as a united front, utilizing synchronized rhetoric and actions to destabilize societies globally.
Days of Rage and Beyond: Coordinated Escalation
The recent increase in violent protests, including chemical weapon use in Europe and rioting in Montreal, fits what Coughlin describes as a “Day of Rage” strategy. Rooted in historical declarations by groups like Hamas and Al Qaeda, this approach leverages orchestrated chaos to destabilize societies. These protests, he noted, are often characterized by symbolic acts of violence, such as knife attacks, which have been a declared jihad tactic since 2015.
Coughlin highlighted the history of such tactics, dating back to 2010 when Al Qaeda’s Inspire magazine advocated for blade attacks as low-tech but effective methods of jihad. By 2015, Palestinians had adopted this strategy, declaring edged weapons as a primary tool against the West. The escalation of such attacks has led to a climate of fear, with governments like the UK responding by criminalizing knives rather than addressing the ideological roots of the violence.
These actions aren’t isolated,” Coughlin explained. “They’re part of a larger operational design. The lack of meaningful response from authorities isn’t a failure; it’s a deliberate omission.”
The Tyrant’s Playbook
Drawing from Aristotle’s Politics and Plato’s Republic, Coughlin identified historical patterns that tyrants use to consolidate power: fostering mistrust, creating division, and rendering populations powerless. He emphasized that Western leaders are complicit in perpetuating these tactics, deliberately weakening national identities and institutions.
Coughlin detailed how tyrants historically preferred foreign groups over native populations to maintain control. “It is characteristic of a tyrant to dislike every one who has dignity or independence,” he explained, quoting Aristotle. He pointed out that prioritizing immigration and foreign identities over native citizens fits this historical model.
“In Canada, we saw the brutal crackdown on peaceful Freedom Convoy protesters while violent anti-Israel riots go unchallenged,” Coughlin said. “This isn’t just incompetence; it’s a playbook for eroding Western sovereignty.”
Intersectionality: The Engine of Cultural Genocide
A central theme in Coughlin’s analysis is the role of intersectionality, a term he provides illustrations as explanatory tools to illustrate how intersectionality is actually a Marxist tool designed to dismantle Western identity. He describes it as a weaponized framework where various “oppressions” are pitted against perceived “privileges” to systematically negate cultural and national values.
“Intersectionality isn’t just academic jargon; it’s the methodology for cancel culture and cultural genocide,” he explained. “Every attack on Western institutions—from family to education—is framed along these intersectional lines, ensuring that no part of society is left untouched.”
Coughlin illustrated this using the “line of domination” framework, where elements deemed “privileged” (e.g., men, the educated, the fertile, the literate) are targeted by their opposites (e.g., women, the uneducated, the infertile) in a systematic campaign of negation. Each axis of attack functions as a front in a broader cultural war to obliterate every component of Western identity, one or more attributes at a time.
Thank you! This does a terrific job of identifying the sources of the attacks directed against America and Americans. They’re the ones we’ve identified as putting America last over and against those who put America first. They’re both very simply unAmerican and anti-American attackers.
Not just in the USA but here in Australia, too. Our cowardly and utterly worthless PM and his cabinet were the perfect choice to enable the violent actions of terrorist sympathisers while oppressing people with any other point of view, the most recent result being the fire-bombing of a synagogue in Melbourne which the PM utterly refused to acknowledge as a terrorist act until doing so under pressure but only in an indirect way. The police protect the raging and violent HAMAS supporters while arresting anyone nearby who might happen to take footage of the protest or who might merely just “look” like not being one of the protestors on the grounds of causing unrest, even having done nothing at all. Cowardly and satanic cops hiding being false authority and guns, cowardly and satanic government ministers whose only concern is maintaining their voting base to stay in power and who have consistently undermined economic progress in the quest to destroy all small and medium businesses and impoverish the nation, cowardly and satanic MSM who persistently play down or ignore the plight of the long-standing Jewish communities of Melbourne and Australian generally while pretending HAMAS would-be terrorists have some kind of legitimacy. Nevertheless we have to pray for these pride-blinded souls because if they do not repent soon then they are toast!
The Trump Effect here in America is truly a wonderful thing to behold. It puts fear into the bullies and they collapse before it like a house of cards, such as the smug, arrogant Mayorkas. Prior to Trump, Mayorkas always held his arrogant chin up high as he ordered the doing of evil. Now his chin is down low as he tries to cut a deal with the incoming Trump Admin. The cowardly Mayorkas sniveled: If you won’t prosecute me I’ll resign now. Ha! It won’t fly.
I hope that after Trump is installed the Trump Effect will come to Australia.
I have no doubt that our Lord is responsible for the Trump Effect just as He is responsible for saving Trump’s life from the assassins bullets.
The left are really just globalists masquerading as the left now. As soon as they get into power (unwitting westerners have been mesmerised by their fake virtue signalling so actually vote them in)…….they bring in their globalist policies……..and of course what do the Marxists and islam have in common? a seething hatred for the Judeo Christian West and a potent envy of our success and blessings from God