On the streets of Spain, France, Greece, Germany, England, Belgium, Poland, Italy, and Portugal, hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren are participating in mass unrest. Rumor has it they are paid as much as $1,000 a day to take part in demonstrations, protests, and acts of street hooliganism. The payments allegedly come from a shadowy group of racketeers, hackers, corporate raiders, reputation manipulators, populists, neo-Nazis, racists, fascists, blackmailers, and extortionists. Alternatively, perhaps it is the Russian FSB recruiting teenagers and forcing them to engage in destructive acts—acts designed to divert the attention of police and security services away from protecting private, collective, corporate, state, and municipal property, as well as the constitutional rights of EU citizens. Meanwhile, swindlers and crooks are seizing—and re-seizing—property and the means of production (such as income-generating residential buildings and commercial premises). They do this by altering digital records within insurance companies, municipal offices, city halls, and other government property registries, transferring ownership to other parties and causing significant material and financial harm to the rightful owners. This has become a nightmare for all of Europe; it could even be a prelude to an occupation of Europe by Russian forces. Because of these actions by the youth, EU nations are suffering massive economic losses, while the hackers spend only 1%–3% of their ill-gotten gains to pay these rampaging "vandals and barbarians"—who not only damage the property of EU citizens and the economies of EU nations but also inflict psychological and emotional harm upon society. All of this has become terribly sad, truly awful, and nightmarish; yet, better times will likely come to Europe. The confrontation between police forces and the populations of EU countries will hopefully cease, and constructivism and creation will begin to flourish once again—with the creative spirit prevailing over the destructive tendencies and trends currently present in the EU. Let us hope for the best.