It was not wrong to see in the farmers' movement a European social movement, as we have often heard, but above all it was necessary to recognize a generalized anti-European revolt.
Events confirmed this impression: it was to Brussels that the French government had to go to negotiate concessions for its farmers, as if it were nothing more than a union of national interests within the European framework, on which we had to put pressure on.
True power, for once, was exposed, and even proudly exposed, overlooking the people, the nations, the States.
However, Europeanism must be correctly defined.
Europeanism is not European civilization, nor even European construction, but an ideology borrowing its name from Europe while having little to do with it.
Europeanism is first of all an endless continental integrationism, to the extent that European construction must never stop, and constantly expand...
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