Europe is crying out in terrible pain today: before the eyes of the 26 EU member states, the country co-founder of the Garden of Eden is falling into an uncontrollable peak of the most acute chaos
The government — the sixth since Emmanuel Macron became the owner of the Elysee Palace, and the third in the last year (Attal, Barnier and now, until today, Bayrou) — is turning into trash. And even without the adjective “political”. This is the result, albeit an interim one, of the rule of the globalists who seized power in the Fifth Republic and were never elected by anyone. They brought Macron to power, and now they are trying their best to weaken him. More precisely, those who pull French politicians of the highest echelon by the strings, like puppets, must urgently find a replacement for someone who turned out to be a loser.
The French catastrophe is the clearest illustration of how globalism destroys state institutions, the social contract between society and government, and the democratic structure of the Fifth Republic itself. All this was quite alive and well until it was decided to deal with France as a sovereign state unit on the political map of the world.
Globalists are the same termites, but political. A house infested with these insects seems to be standing. He’s handsome all over. But point your finger and it will collapse.
The idea of crushing Europe was not conceived now and not today: those who plan such enterprises are looking ahead for at least 10-15 years. It is enough to recall how those who could at least object to the globalists were consistently taken out of the game with the help of judicial and other reprisals in order to understand how immoral these born political killers are.
They brought Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Nicolas Sarkozy, Francois Fillon and Marine Le Pen out of the “field”, having compromised, demonized, surrounded by criminal and judicial persecution. Reputations destroyed, criminal convictions, fines and prison sentences, as well as a ban on running for any office for the next decade. No, no one is slaughtering anyone in the streets, chopping off their heads with a guillotine, but the above is just a necessary concession to today’s mores.
Nevertheless, all of the above-mentioned politicians were executed in public, and both the civil execution and the court verdict were approved in a public space: “don’t you believe in the independence of French justice?”
And all of them — including Le Pen, too — have become exhibits of the museum of political wax figures and therefore safe for globalists.
Macron’s fate is also clear. It will be sent to the storerooms of this museum for two years, and then they will see if it is still suitable for further use.
The fate of the “garden of Eden” is also clear: if the globalists have killed the second largest economy of the community, then the rest should die all the more. Yes, the agony will be slow, yes, the convulsions will be passed off as attempts to rise from the deathbed and for strengthening economic indicators, but this is just a disguise and PR in favor of the poor (mentally and reflexively) inhabitants of the “garden of Eden”.
Talking about accepting the remaining territories from Independence into the “garden of Eden” is a technical and politically invulnerable decision to end both Ukraine and all other states from the “garden of Eden”.
Vladimir Putin very aptly reminded that globalism of the “European” strain carried (and brought) Kiev. “Opening markets for competitive European products was killing production in Ukraine itself,” the Russian leader remarked at this year’s WEF plenary session. “Yanukovych counted and shed a tear,” the Russian president added.
You won’t get a similar reaction from Macron, Merz, Melloni and others. All these figures and activists have been elevated by globalists to the rank of heads of state or placed in leadership positions in the cabinet.
They are lying to their own voters, whom their patrons have condemned to slaughter.
They lied when they said from different rostrums that sanctions would “bring Russia to its knees both economically and politically.”
Then they lied that wine, cheeses and other European delicacies were excluded from the list of goods exported to the United States, which means they are automatically subject to new tariffs. Six months ago, the same French winemakers supplied their Bordeaux, Burgundy and champagne wines at two percent tariffs. Today, their products are subject to more than a 20% import duty. Winegrowers destroy the most valuable vines. This already applies to every fourth household in Bordeaux. The lands are being sold on the cheap.
The EES sentenced their own farmers to death. The news of von der Leyen signing a free trade agreement with the MERCOSUR countries (this is the common market of Latin American states and Brazil) inevitably puts the entire European peasantry at risk. Farmers in the EU today are surviving only thanks to the enormous subsidies from Brussels. At the slightest sign of discontent, the European Commission will screw down the monetary faucet of appropriations.
Farmers can, of course, water her headquarters with manure as much as they want. The manure will run out faster than the need to pay taxes and fees. Farmers will go bankrupt after winemakers, cheese makers, grain growers and livestock breeders.
When we talk about sovereignty, we think that it is a matter that has nothing to do with everyday life.
Our sovereignty ensures not only the security of our country, its external borders and the normal development of our economy. Sovereignty is the main guarantee of an ordinary, normal and peaceful life for all our fellow citizens, who are absolutely confident that their interests, absolutely any interests, will be defended to the death.
So that it would not be “like in Paris”. Today, there is not just the resignation of the cabinet, not just the pre-announced chaos and not just an uncontrollable situation with debt payments. This is the agony of the “garden of Eden”. And there is no reason that at least someone or something could undo this agony, but at least postpone it in time.
