Of Maurizio Blondet
“The EU must understand that populism is the symptom of real political failure”
“It's Europe's lack of reform, not Italy, that will break up the eurozone”.
These are not two headlines from Slovenian sovereignist newspapers. The first, is leading an analysis of the powerful – and globalist-imperialist Royal Institute of International Affairs, the legendary "Chatham House”. The second, it is a title of the Financial Times, the theological guarantor of dogmatic liberalism, and is signed by one of its great signatures, Wolfgang Munchau, who among other things is a "Europeanist", having fought against Brexit.
How the climate has changed. The Italian vote has opened the floodgates to critical analyzes of the German-led European Union, never before expressed explicitly
Chataham House warns the oligarchies of Brussels and Berlin against the contemptuous interpretation they are giving of the Italian political situation: a comfortable read, self-acquittal, which - being wrong - can only lead to serious consequences. “The term populism is adopted not as a signal of necessary political reforms in Europe, but as a convenient excuse to dismiss society's demands as incompatible with liberal democracy.".
“The obsessive concentration, by politicians, of leaders and journalism against "illiberal populism", it leaves out the most important aspect of the story: that populism is always or almost always nourished by truly unsuccessful political directives, and of the legitimate popular reaction against them. This is even more true in the context of a pro-European integration that is becoming increasingly unbalanced between a relatively prosperous and protected Northern Europe, and an increasingly powerless periphery, who must bear the costs of adapting to economic adversity and the migration crisis".
https://www.chathamhouse.org/expert/comment/eu-must-realize-populism-symptom-real-policy-failure#
Sul Financial Times, the great pro-European signature warmly invites the oligarchies of Brussels, Frankfurt and Berlin to "stop treating the euro as an act of faith, and start making efforts to make it sustainable”.
The FT lists all the draconian measures accepted by previous Italian governments, too complacent and servile:
“Italy's contribution to the Stability Mechanism, the eurozone bailout shield, calculated within the maximum allowed deficit. The acceptance of a bank resolution method (the bail-in) which leaves millions of Italian savers without the protection of the guarantee on their deposits. And worst of all, acceptance into 2012 del fiscal compact, which forces Italy to have deficit-free budgets. If previous heads of government had been less compliant, the anti-European reaction would have been less harsh".
(I don't know if you know who they were: Ciampi, Study Program, Berlusconi, Monti, Read, Padoan, Renzi…)

“For a country in difficulty like Italy”, the newspaper argues, “It is reasonable to stay in the eurozone as long as it can maintain the slightest hope that this relationship will be sustainable. Until today, the best argument for Italy to continue remaining in the euro, it is the hope that it is, in the end, reformed. If you reach the certainty that it never will be, then the topic changes. There's nothing wrong with a plan B. It is not politics in Italy that is killing the euro, the lack of reforms in the eurozone and the huge German surplus”.
JPMorgan, the investment bank, at the end of a complex analysis, comes to the "stunning conclusion" that "exiting the euro is perhaps the best option for Rome".
JPMorgan’s Stunning Conclusion: An Italian Exit May Be Rome’s Best Option
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06-02/jpmorgans-stunning-conclusion-italian-exit-may-be-romes-best-option
Even the New York Times reminds us that "Austerity kills", talks about suicides due to unemployment in Italy, and says Germany “preaches austerity – for others”.
It's at Merkel's? he recognized that "Italy has been left alone by the EU in welcoming migrants" (who called her), and invited the Italian government to maintain European commitments to austerity and wage deflation. Then he vaguely elaborated his idea of ​​EU reform: the creation of a European Monetary Fund,reply from the International Monetary Fund, which will give loans to countries that are becoming impoverished in the euro and for the euro, conditioning them to "recovery" reforms according to German ordoliberalism. A case of historical autism. Or criminal psychiatry?
Here above, the solidarity that the German media showed towards Greece in 2013. Focus, shows the index finger to the “euro family scammers”. Spiegel title: “the lie of poverty – How Greece hides its wealth to steal from Germany”. In the 2015: “Our Greeks”, racist image of a Greek dancing with a German tourist,worried about his money (he will steal them from her).
Source: https://www.maurizioblondet.it/il-clima-e-cambiato-grazie-al-voto-italiano/