\tC’est un grand jour pour l’Europe, pour l’UE, pour le Parlement europ\u00e9en (PE) & Cie. C’est-\u00e0-dire que c’est un grand jour pour les eurosceptiques et pour le processus de d\u00e9construction de la machinerie europ\u00e9enne qui n’est plus qu’un appendice monstrueux du Syst\u00e8me. Il s’agit d’une belle occasion o\u00f9 se fait la d\u00e9monstration que le Syst\u00e8me n’a pas de plus s\u00fbr ennemi et d’ennemi plus puissant que lui-m\u00eame, selon la romantique formule qui nous passionne tant, l’\u00e9quation surpuissance-autodestruction. Comme dans chaque occasion de cette sorte, les acteurs changent de script selon les circonstances, et le brillant Cameron s’est trouv\u00e9 temporairement mais d’une fa\u00e7on efficace, en position d’antiSyst\u00e8me. Ecoutez ses geignements et instruisez-vous des principaux \u00e9l\u00e9ments de l’affaire, l’article de Ian Traynor et de Nicholas Watt, du Guardian<\/em>, ce 28 juin 2014<\/a>, fait l’affaire…<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \t\u00abDavid Cameron took Britain closer to the exit door of the European Union last night following a tumultuous EU summit at which his fellow leaders inflicted a crushing defeat on the prime minister by nominating Jean-Claude Juncker for one of the most powerful jobs in Brussels. In what marked a rift in the UK’s long and troubled relationship with the continent, Cameron was left isolated as 26 of 28 countries endorsed Juncker as head of the European commission for the next five years. This is a bad day for Europe, said the prime minister as he voiced bitterness over the nomination of Juncker. Of course I’m disappointed. He described the nominee disparagingly as the career insider of Brussels and criticised other EU national leaders who he said had taken different views along the way.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p>\n \t\u00bbAccusing the leaders of Germany, France, Italy and another 23 countries of making a serious mistake by abandoning an approach that could have brought consensus on an alternative to the former prime minister of Luxembourg, Cameron said: We must accept the result Jean-Claude Juncker is going to run the commission. Cameron admitted that he now faced an uphill struggle to keep Britain in the EU if his mooted in\/out referendum on membership goes ahead as scheduled in 2017. Today’s outcome is not the one I wanted and, frankly, it makes it harder and it makes the stakes higher, he said. This is going to be a long, tough fight. Frankly you have to be willing to lose a battle in order to win a war Europe has taken one step backwards with its choice of commission president.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p>\n \t\u00bbPierre-Fran\u00e7ois Lovens, a journalist with La Libre Belgique, tweeted a selfie of himself with Juncker in what appeared to be a bar where he was apparently awaiting the result of the vote. Lovens tweeted: The man waits, serene, calm, smiling. Juncker tweeted after the vote that he was delighted to have been nominated. I am proud and honoured to have today received the backing of the European council. In a second post he tweeted: I am now looking forward to working with MEPs to secure a majority in the European parliament ahead of the vote on 16 July.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p>\n \t\u00bbOn a momentous day in Brussels which shifted the balance of power in Europe, the decision to back Juncker also handed a big victory to the European Parliament over the way the EU is run. No vote has ever been taken among national leaders on who should head the commission, a decision that until now has always been taken by consensus. But given Cameron’s immovable opposition to Juncker, the issue was put to a qualified majority vote, with Cameron supported solely by Viktor Orb\u00e1n, the pugnacious Hungarian prime minister. Other allies who had previously voiced sympathy with the British line of argument the Swedish and Dutch prime ministers have peeled away to side with the majority over the past week, leaving Cameron unusually isolated.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p>\n \t\u00bbBut the big shift was that no other candidates but Juncker were considered for the powerful EU executive post because the European Parliament set the leaders by insisting on Juncker after his Christian Democrats grouping won last month’s European elections. The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, a Christian democrat, was the key supporter of Juncker, despite Cameron’s earlier confidence that Berlin shared his reservations about the 59-year-old, who ended a 19-year stretch as prime minister of Luxembourg last year.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p>\n \t\u00bbBowing to the European parliament’s insistence on Juncker marked a seismic shift in the way the EU is run, with the national elected leaders ceding power to the parliament on the question for the first time. There were signs that the government chiefs realised they had blundered, but the momentum behind Juncker had become irreversible. While nominating him, they also decided to review the nomination process, suggesting they would try to claw back their prerogatives from the parliament.<\/em>\u00bb<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \tJuncker est une forte personnalit\u00e9 qui dispose d’un poids politique certain. C’est un Pr\u00e9sident disons de substance et de caract\u00e8re, ce qui le relie directement \u00e0 Jacques Delors (1985-1995). Entre les deux, Santer (1995-1999), Prodi (1999-2004) et Barroso (2004-2014) ont \u00e9t\u00e9 des personnalit\u00e9s politiques effac\u00e9es, avec une mention particuli\u00e8re pour le h\u00e9ros de la bande, pour son exceptionnelle m\u00e9diocrit\u00e9, dito<\/em> Barroso l’imbattable. Ce constat est important. Il signifie plusieurs choses, qui ont toutes un aspect involontairement antiSyst\u00e8me par le biais de la doctrine de la discorde chez l’ennemi ; laquelle est, en bonne logique et en bonne tactique qui est presque une strat\u00e9gie, une r\u00e9plique \u00e0 peine indirecte de l’art martial du faire a\u00efkido<\/em> qui ne peut que nous s\u00e9duire. (Voir le 2 juillet 2012<\/a> : \u00abL’op\u00e9rationnalit\u00e9 de la r\u00e9sistance antiSyst\u00e8me se concentre naturellement dans l’application du principe fameux, et lui-m\u00eame naturel, de l’art martial japonais a\u00efkido : retourner la force de l’ennemi contre lui…, et m\u00eame, plus encore pour notre cas, aider la force de cet ennemi \u00e0 se retourner<\/em> naturellement<\/em><\/strong> contre lui-m\u00eame, parce qu’il est entendu, selon le principe d’autodestruction, qu’il s’agit d’un mouvement naturel.<\/em>\u00bb) Certains le comprennent parfaitement, comme l’UKIP britannique, pour qui Juncker est le choix id\u00e9al pour la cause des eurosceptiques (Novosti, le 28 juin 2014<\/a>) :<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \t\u00ab[Senior UKIP’ MEP David<\/em>] Coburn also warned that Juncker’s nomination as President would have far reaching consequences for the EU and predicted it would lead to the collapse of the entire European project. In some ways he’s perfect for UKIP because he’ll bring the whole EU project crashing down. I think that will happen sooner rather than later, Coburn said. He’s the worst of all possible candidates in a very poor field. He’s a donkey in a field of donkeys, Coburn added.<\/em>\u00bb <\/p>\n<\/p>\n \tNous allons d\u00e9tailler dans quels sens, dans quels domaines, etc., le choix de Juncker est le meilleur qu’on pouvait esp\u00e9rer pour la situation pr\u00e9sente et pour ses d\u00e9veloppements ; meilleur, dans le sens de la dynamique la mieux appropri\u00e9e \u00e0 une exasp\u00e9ration de la situation-Syst\u00e8me dans les institutions europ\u00e9ennes.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n