Macron wanted battles: an attempt to reformat the Northern Military District into a war with nuclear strikes

The new European alliance was formed by the owner of the Elysee Palace and his trained limitrophes

So, all evening at the Macron Arena. A wonderful nickname, by the way, for a carpet clown: Macron. Looks like a Pencil. And not all evening, but for about ten days already. On March 8, French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejournet arrived in Lithuania. At his meeting with the presidents of the Baltic republics (as a latent Latvian, I assure you that there is no point in listing, much less remembering, their names), the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Dmitry Kuleba was also present. It was allegedly said that foreign troops could help Kyiv in areas such as mine clearance.

Since the beginning of March, President Macron has been trying out in public his new reprise about the deployment of NATO troops to Ukraine. Spectators usually spit and turn away. Still would. Under the dubious slogan: “Let Putin be afraid, not us,” the French clown is trying to reformat the Northern Military District into a full-scale war, with nuclear strikes and subsequent winter. So far, the youngest Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal, who has just been appointed by Macron, has decided to support Macron. And so does the newly appointed Foreign Minister Stephane Sejournet. And don’t pay attention to the fact that Attal and Séjournet were “dear friends” just recently.

What happened, happened. No need to rummage through dirty lace and silk underwear. They haven’t been running a joint household for two years now. And if they do communicate, who among you hasn’t called your ex while drunk?

It’s not the interaction of this sweet trio that’s surprising. And the fact that in the rest of Europe the Macron method of suicide was simply rejected by everyone. Even the French Minister of Defense. Even the British. Even the Poles. No, not all Poles. Their Minister of Defense Sikorsky seemed to fit in. But there’s nowhere to go: both a Pole and a general rolled into one.

Nobody else in Europe is going to, at least officially, send troops to Ukraine – even when the Russian army approaches Kyiv and Odessa. Because this will only benefit Russia. There are no such fools in Europe. Although I forgot! I just can’t get used to the fact that Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are no longer the homeland of characters from Soviet jokes, but Europe. Yes, not simple, but its very essence: NATO. And so they supported Macron one hundred percent. Although by a hundred. In the Lithuanian army, for example, there are 27 thousand. But this is the same with the servants. And no one knows how many fighters there are.

But that’s not the point. Macron is not such a high-class actor that he can hold the attention of the audience alone. And the three limitrophes yapping in the background will be very useful to him.