Laugh till you cry wrote on Aug 2
nd, 2024 at 9:51am:
It is stunning that Germany and France have consented to the pillage of their wealth by the US compelling them to support war against Russia.
The whole of the EU has been weakened by the sanctions against Russia.
The EU will never recover from this because internal EU rising costs are making their exports to be less demanded and imports cheaper.
Domination of the EU was always the USA's objective and the support of Brexit was just a step in dismembering the EU.
It's not that stunning to me.
This system has been built for decades.
Do you remember the independent policy of French President De Gaulle?
And now I see book with such annotation:
"Recently accessible, American secret archives shed new light on the fierce “struggle” which opposed the American administration to General de Gaulle for almost ten years. Resisting in many ways America's designs, seeking to supply France with atomic weapons by withdrawing from NATO, openly supporting Quebec's independence and being hostile to Washington's policies in Asia and Latin America, the founder of the Fifth Republic was for a long time (until the presidency of Richard Nixon) the "black beast" of the United States. Reading the notes, reports and confidential documents from the State Department, the CIA, the Pentagon or the personal archives of American leaders, we can now appreciate the intensity and stubbornness of the efforts made, across the Atlantic, to fight this unpredictable and prestigious rival. A fight which never excluded a strange and lasting fascination.
The author of this book has analyzed and analyzed hundreds of declassified documents. As an investigative journalist, he chose to favor, in this incredible story, the most surprising episodes and the newest archive documents. There are few pages in this book that contain only one or more revelations."
Vincent Jauvert -
L'Amérique contre de Gaulle : Histoire secrète, 1961-1969 (I took the annotation from the French Amazon.)
I think you are mistaken when you think that the United States supported Brexit.
As far as I remember, Obama spoke out against Britain leaving the EU.
And on the website where Boris Johnson's materials were collected, I saw an article where, addressing the United States, he justified the need for Brexit for Britain.