Actuality | Non-fiction

Juncker a capo della commissione sarà ricordata come l'inizio della fine dell'Ue
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juncker dombrovskisJUNCKER DOMBROWSKI

Of Giancarlo Perna for The Truth

Waking up, on November 1st 2019, Jean Claude Juncker will no longer be president of the EU Commission. He has already let us know that he will not run again. He could have avoided it because he would never be re-elected. It is a given that in May of’ next year, with the EU elections, popular and socialist collapse on which Juncker is perched. When the’ entire scenario will be changed, Jean Claude will have 65 years, he will be disoriented and will give up everything.

The twilight of this Luxembourger who has dedicated his life to’ Ue. Today, he is forced to hear the dull sounds of crumbling on every front. Painful from sciatica, crippled by the after-effects of a road accident in 1989 in which he remained in a coma for weeks, Juncker resorts to’ alcohol to soothe the disappointment. Some days he shuts himself away alone, in others he has outbreaks d’ ira. When he staggers into meetings, provoking the ironies of the European press and chancelleries, I seem to hear a background of poignant Wagnerian notes that accompany the end of his career. Read More

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Actuality | events

L'Italia bastonata dall'Europa incassa il sostegno di Trump
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The EU attacks the yellow-green government. Salvini: “We have the consent of 60% of Italians”. And Conte receives the support of the US ambassador: “The elections in Italy have shown that the people have spoken”
Of Andrea Indini
L’European Union stick hard, the United States responds by shielding itself. While the Conte government is grappling with a difficult economic maneuver, that raising the bar of deficit/GDP ratio al 2,4% destabilizes relations with Brussels, unexpected support arrives from overseas.
By participating in a forum organized by’Ansa, the American ambassador in Rome Lewis Eisenberg he made a statement as banal as it is unpopular nowadays. “Regardless of how any of us think – he chanted – the latest elections in Italy have shown that the people have spoken. This is democracy”. An obvious thing that, but, certain European commissioners don't always keep this in mind. Read More

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Actuality | Non-fiction

Sovereignists at the crossroads between "light" Europe and the Trump option
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of the Prof. Paolo Becchi on Libero, 20/07/2018
Juncker's image, President of the European Commission, visibly altered and staggering during the last NATO summit, it represents what Europe currently is better than anything else. The Franco-German axis, of which Juncker is the expression, he's in a coma, non-ethyl, but still in a coma.
The Visegrad Group of countries interacts with the United States,and the United States has openly declared support for Brexit, war on the EU and support for all those countries like ours that have taken on a Eurosceptic orientation with the new government. Let's say it clearly: Trump's policy is not at all "isolationist", as it seemed from the election campaign. American foreign policy is completely back under neocon control. Trump now clearly aims to disaggregate Europe, because it fears not only the economic but also the political growth of Germany. Perhaps it is no coincidence that Bannon is in Italy so often in recent months, on Trump's "exploratory mandate" or in his own interest, it doesn't matter. Trump is revealing the true face of his current administration: to all intents and purposes it continues to exercise that imperial role that the United States has had since the post-war period and which after the fall of the Berlin Wall, for a few years, they practiced on their own. Right, now there is Putin's Russia again, and also China, that move on the international stage, but Europe?
Ecco, Trump's strategy is evident: aim for the disintegration of Europe by helping all those populist movements, sovereignists who are succeeding in Europe. Here a big problem arises for Europe and for our country in Europe. Italy is faced with two possible paths: deal a heavy blow to the now weakened Franco-German hegemony, taking advantage of Trump's support, but in this case running the risk of becoming the "Atlantic bridgehead" on the old continent. Free from European constraints, but subjects once again of the American Empire? Read More

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