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Macron, the pro-European in words who thinks only of the interests of France
In his speech to the European Parliament he claimed that with the attack in Syria he "saved the honor of Europe". Actually, France thinks only of its own interest. Which almost always, from the intervention in Libya to the mission in Niger, it is contrary to the Italian one. (Of Alberto Negri, LAWS)
Of Gian Micalessin
He calls it the authority of democracy. Will be, but that of Emmanuel Macron, took up the chair at the European Parliament to explain to us how diversity of ideas is, for Europe, a danger comparable to a civil war, it does not seem like a desirable revisitation of freedom of thought.
You don't need to dig between the lines to understand how, in Macron-thought, the only good idea of democracy is the French one. Or rather that of a France under his leadership. O, better yet, that of a Europe with him as the new Napoleon. Let us not deceive ourselves. It's not the umpteenth "macronade". It is not a boast similar to a tirade, already denied by the White House, with which he took credit for convincing Trump to stay in Syria. This time we are faced with a project. The refoundation of Europe and the reduction of national sovereignty, the two concepts that Macron has been arguing about since September, have as their starting point the creation of transnational lists for the European elections. The model is that of «En Marche!», the formation with which Macron made a clean sweep of socialists and the old Gaullist right at home. Read More
For our French-speaking friends and readers, besides of course, for all those who know the language:
Of Mario Mauro
Source: The Subsidiary
“The international community should take advantage of what the Syrian Christian communities express, who without being supporters of Assad, asked to choose between him and ISIS they chose the Syrian president”: so says former defense minister Mario Mauro in this interview with ilsussidiario.net. In Syria there is a conflict between regional powers, there has never been a civil war, he said again, “in which half the world ended up. France in particular is dragging us into a war that has its interests as its sole purpose, within the framework of a neocolonialist policy that has been going on for years”. Trump? “It moves only for internal political interests”.
Macron says he has evidence of Assad's use of chemical weapons: what game is he playing? What is his policy?
For years now, on the international scene, Paris but also London have been playing roles that I would define as neocolonialist, which go far beyond the shared design of the EU. On the contrary, the role they tend to embody constitutes an obstacle to a common European foreign policy, and it also represents a serious problem for a European defense policy because it conceives them only as a reflection of the strategies of these two nations.
Macron come Sarkozy?
Yes, his position seems to be a reflection of that of Sarkozy and therefore ultimately leads us to a very harsh judgment on the scenario of international interventions in recent years 25 years. Read More
