The no to the Savona project triggers Italexit and the globalists go crazy

Germany: the no to the Savona project triggers Italexit (and the opposition goes mad)
Here we are with the usual weekly update from the war front. Tension grows among the troops due to the imminence of the final clash.
We will try to tell you about the maneuvers that the generalissimos of the warring factions carried out this week.
Before we start, I give you an axiom, necessary to solve the theorem at the end of the piece:
AXIOM: If it doesn't change, Europe is jumping!
To understand how the main actors on the scene moved, let's start with Foreign Policy.
At this moment, the Franco-German axis seems to be marching unitedly towards an EU reform that gives these two countries greater decision-making weight than the other members of the club.
Your QuiFinance 22 November we read:
“Single budget, the Merkel-Macron alliance that makes Italy tremble"
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Italy-EU clash, parla l'economista Bifarini: "E' il momento dell'Italexit"

After the definitive rejection of the maneuver by the European Commission with the prospect of the opening of infringement proceedings against Italy for excessive deficit, Many people are wondering which path to take. At this point, what should be done? Come to terms with Brussels as the Minister of European Affairs Paolo Savona seems to be asking, or move forward with the wall against the wall as Salvini and Di Maio ask instead? And above all, whether or not the time for a definitive break has arrived, perhaps starting that path towards exit from the euro that many have hoped for? The Special he asked the economist Ilaria Bifarini.
 
It makes sense to still seek an agreement with the European Union on the maneuver?
“I believe at this point that the conditions no longer exist. There is a fury on the part of the European Union towards Italy which is motivated more by ideological and political reasons than by economic issues. The deficit spending envisaged by this maneuver is absolutely in line with what was implemented by previous governments, indeed even lower.
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