Martin Jay
When Borrell speaks of "our own interest" he literally means his own interest and a few of his cronies on the elitist payroll.
If you can get your head around the Moscow attacks or the British foreign minister's recent video monologue where he explains how the UK is sanctioning a number of Chinese officials, have a thought about the European Union, a Rubik's Cube which has all its faces painted one colour as its real identity is so opaque.
With just weeks away from its own elections - yes, the most undemocratic organisation in the world even organises elections for its own fake parliament - the EU itself is about to redefine itself. Already there are signs that even EU leaders are growing tired of its foibles and delusional dreams about its identity on the international circuit as a geopolitical contender, but people, humble voters, will soon deliver a message to the elites which run the EU soon: reform or crumble.
Just recently, EU nerds in Brussels noticed that when all of the EU's leaders descend on the grey, depressing Belgian capital - a city many associate with industrial scale paedophilia, graft, chocolate and a pissing urchin - that they show anyone who's paying attention who ultimately runs the EU: member states.
Or at least that's the theory. In the last few days EU leaders attended a meeting at the European Council of Ministers building and voted to "condemn" illegal West Bank settlers in Israel. Most editors of UK newspapers didn't even understand what was happening. It was reported as "EU slams Israel's West bank settlers" or "EU mulls sanctions against violent settlers" in a number of exclusive, European high-brow journals but completely unreported in the UK or US.
Perhaps the British press didn't understand the significance of EU leaders - rather than the European Commission or the parliament - taking this initiative?
EU leaders themselves, in theory, have the power. They hold the aces. And when they decide on a line or a certain policy, the European Commission has no choice but to go along with it - affirming the old hacks' dinner party circuit rambling that "the EU Council of Ministers is the most powerful institution in Brussels". Perhaps it is. Or was. But what were EU leaders really trying to say with the stunt?
Simply that they object to Ursula von der Leyen's repulsive, uncompromising support for the genocide in Gaza and send a signal that Jewish settlers' violence when they steal Palestinians' land is unacceptable. Just keep on stealing and looting as much as you can, but please do it peacefully, seems to be the message.
This in itself is a clear message who really runs the so-called EU "foreign policy" rather than the Spanish gimp in Brussels otherwise known as Josep Borrell. EU member states own this domain and every now and again need to remind the elite in Brussels that they, member states, humour the EU hierarchy with this fantasy of being a geopolitical dick swinger with its own hegemony.
But even being the guardian of such a dossier, where does it get the EU or its "members" when both are so impotent, hesitant and ultimately cowardly on the international stage? Ultimately, all the EU can do is make statements. That's it. It has proven over and over again that it is powerless against anything that Israel does, regardless of that old chestnut often known as "international law".
And the call from EU leaders for violence in the West Bank to stop is also an indicator to who are the super elites around the world who really control David Cameron or pay for Boris Johnson to fly out to Kiev recently and bang on the "let's never give peace a chance" drum: Jewish money and power.
And that Jewish money - American Jewish money - which controls the UN banking system, the federal exchange, World Bank, IMF, Hollywood, both houses in U.S. politics and most of big business in America is worried about anti-Semitism growing in the West. And so they inform their servants to go to the garden and find the lost jewels of the lady in the house while the rest of the world burns. Priorities.
EU leaders didn't meet in Brussels to thrash out a peace plan as they don't have the instructions to do so. Hatred towards Jews in the West is the most important issue as it could be the thin end of the wedge which removes power from the elites who own Sunak, Scholz, Macron et al not to mention the European Union project which serves their global interests most admirably.
And you can always tell when these powerful hidden elites are fretting over their power base being slightly shaken. Their surfs start whining. Just listen to Josep Borrell recently talk about the Ukraine war and Russia.
"We cannot afford for Russia to win this war. Otherwise the U.S. and European interests will be very damaged" he gushed. "It is not a matter of generosity alone... of supporting Ukraine because we love Ukrainian people. It is in our own interest". Of course, when he spoke of "our own interest" he literally meant his own interest and a few of his cronies on the elitist payroll which you might be fooled into thinking was the EU itself. Oh you thought he was talking about the West in general and its population? Is it April 1st yet?