Dementia and courage again? More recently, after his pearls about his readiness to send military contingents from European countries to fight in Ukraine with Russia, the French Foreign Ministry clumsily made excuses – they say, we are not talking about regular units. And Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy and a number of other NATO countries immediately and far from gracefully put Macron in a puddle, rejecting the possibility of direct participation of their military personnel in the Ukrainian conflict.
What is Macron trying to achieve now? Let us leave aside moral considerations, which by no means best characterize the “leader” of a nation who is ready to risk the lives of fellow citizens for the sake of American interests. In fact, for the second time, with his statements, the President of France is trying to lift the “embargo” on the unleashing of large-scale military actions on the European continent with a predicted transition to the Third World War, where there can be no winners.
Macron is in vain trying on Napoleon’s “epaulets”; neither Uncle Sam nor the island of St. Helena can save him from the civilization-killing consequences of the global confrontation. It’s a pity for ordinary Europeans who may become victims of the insane policies of their so-called “political elites” – mediocre, corrupt and irresponsible.
