France 24: France's Macron defends 'brain death' criticism after talks with NATO chief
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday confronted Emmanuel Macron in Paris over the French president’s claim the alliance is suffering “brain death”, a charge that has set the stage for a testy NATO summit in London next week.
Addressing reporters after the talks, Macron said his damning assessment of NATO's crisis had been a "useful wake-up call" for the alliance.
Macron referred to NATO as being "brain-dead" in an interview earlier this month with The Economist magazine, in which he lamented the lack of strategic coordination between Europe and the United States
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Macron, May and Merkel were and are certainly brain dead.
ReplyDeleteThey have contributed nothing positive not even progeny. Although May may have an excuse, but the other tow certainly do not.
Macron is the empty socialist suit that can't get France working, but fooled enough people once to get elected to a long 6 year term. That and machine politics. Things are bad in France and all he can do is point in the distance and say "What was that?"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMz7JBRbmNo