Le débat Franco français est un leurre..
Mélenchon le méchant, Glucksmann l’incomplet, Bardella le lisse et nouveau gigolo, et bien sûr, les batailles pichrocolines du budget sur des sujets sans rapport avec les préoccupations des français, les bouleversements du monde.
On est au théâtre de marionnettes.
Pendant ce temps, les États Unis ont officiellement déclaré la fin de l’Otan et un interventionnisme politique et militaire pour imposer à celle-ci des pouvoirs en accord avec l’idéologie MAGA.
C’est l’analyse que fait un organisme stratégique américain où siègent démocrates et républicains de la nouvelle doctrine stratégique publiée en fin de semaine par la maison blanche.
« The NSS That Could Destroy the NATO Alliance
Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images
Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images
Commentary by Max Bergmann
Published December 5, 2025
Normally, national security strategies generate much more discussion than impact. They come out well into an administration, when the policy course is already quite clear and usually not all that different from what came before. Yet this National Security Strategy (NSS) represents a truly dramatic shift in the direction of U.S. foreign policy, with potentially serious implications for Europe and the transatlantic relationship.
The strategy effectively declares war on European politics, Europe’s political leaders, and the European Union.
The general expectation in Europe for the NSS and the forthcoming National Defense Strategy (NDS) was that the Trump administration would deprioritize Europe. The NSS, on the one hand, does indeed make clear that Europe is less of a defense priority, despite the threat posed by Russia. It clearly indicates that it expects Europe to take care of its own defense and that there will be no more NATO expansion, meaning no NATO for Ukraine. That is not altogether surprising.
But what is perhaps most surprising is that the strategy also says that Europe truly matters to the United States. “Europe remains strategically and culturally vital to the United States,” it reads. While that is in line with every past NSS since World War II, it is what comes next which represents a truly revolutionary, and potentially disruptive, change.
Because Europe matters so much to the United States, the United States says it must act. Europe, the NSS asserts, is apparently facing “stark prospect of civilizational erasure.” The culprit it says is the “the European Union and other transnational bodies that undermine political liberty,” as well as migration and “suppression of political opposition.”