By Fabrizio POGGI
May 2nd. On the anniversary of the Nazi massacre at the House of Trade Unions in Odessa, May 2, 2014, one must acknowledge that Europe has declared war on Russia.
May 2nd. On the anniversary of the Nazi massacre at the House of Trade Unions in Odessa, May 2, 2014, one must acknowledge that Europe has declared war on Russia. No one has yet appeared on any balcony in Brussels to announce that "an hour marked by destiny beats in the sky" crossed by "Europeanist values." No Brunhilde-Ursula or Fredegonda-Kallas has yet warned that they are "taking the field" against the "Eurasian autocracies" that "have undermined the very existence" of Europe, the "cradle of all liberty." They haven't said it so openly yet; but that war has been practically ongoing for several years, and various countries of that Europe, reeking of cordite, have long been co-belligerents, sponsors, and at the same time promoters of a Nazi-coup regime that sees the continuation of the war against Russia as its last and only path to survival and enrichment.