As we always insisted, Mario Draghi’s failure is a Brussels failure. A commentary in France’s Le Monde daily explains this very clearly. The Draghi government was a tool to advance the European debt-slavery agenda, Le Monde says. Now the entire EU is at risk.
“Destabilizing for the eurozone, Italy’s political crisis is also destabilizing for the Union,” Le Monde wrote, “which at this very moment is implementing a historic recovery plan financed by a common debt. Mario Draghi’s ability to reform the Italian state and use European funds to boost the economy was seen, especially in Berlin, as proof of the validity of this European solidarity.
“His resignation, at a time when two other pillars of the EU are weakened—German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron, the former by the consequences of Russian aggression in Ukraine, the latter by the loss of his parliamentary majority—is a serious shock to the consolidation of the Union, its leadership and its cohesion on the international stage.”
Of course, the pro-EU authors could not miss the opportunity to “blame Putin.”
