In the corporate media these days, the usual hysterical lies have been overpowered by the painful cries of the French government. The reason is, of course, the AUKUS coalition, which scrapped away France’s big deal with Australia…

If you are still not informed, in short, it is about the following: In 2016, France signed a contract with the Australian government for the construction of 12 diesel-electric submarines, worth just over 90 billion dollars. We have recently learned that the Australia, United Kingdom, United States (A-UK-US) tripartite coalition has torn that treaty behind the back of France Government and agreed a new one – to build nuclear-powered combat submarines – all with the noble aim of ‘preserving peace in the Pacific’. And while China expressed its dissatisfaction diplomatically with restraint, realizing that the agreement was primarily directed against them, France choked with rage.

Macron’s administration withdrew ambassadors from Washington, London and Canberra, strongly protested against such humiliation using completely undiplomatic terminology in addressing the media, President Macron canceled his speech at the current UN General Assembly, and today the French Ministry of Defense requested a revision of NATO’s ‘strategic concept’ arguing that ‘dialogue in the bloc no longer exists’.

Interesting. France blindly followed the United States when it refused to deliver two Mistral-class helicopter carriers (Hollande's administration) to Russia – and then there was no sign of protest against the unilateral breach of contract. The Sarkozy administration was a leader in the barbaric destruction of Libya with the support of the United States, and even then they did not find any violation of International Law. France participated in the destruction of the FRY in 1999 and the dismemberment of Serbia (Chirac’s administration), and then in the terrible humiliation of the Serbian delegation at the celebration of the centenary of the end of the First World War in Paris (Macron's administration). They started to cry only when they found themselves in the position of a dog that his owner contemptuously kicked.

So, for all the violations of international law committed by the French authorities in a decades-long series, payment has now arrived. The Americans have that saying: “Nothing personal, it’s just a business.” But it is unlikely that the Macron’s administration will be comforted that the war – current or future – is just a business, because it actually is – a very big business! James H. Nolt, a professor at New York University, explained it perfectly in Peter Lavelle’s ‘Cross-talk’ show:

So, the American Terrorist/Industrial Complex during the 20 years of the war in Afghanistan extracted almost three trillion (three thousand billions of dollars) from the US budget, and now it has to find a new war and a new job. The problem is that their god of profit is looking for ever greater profits, and that means ever greater wars. That is why AUKUS neglected the circus show of ‘alliance’ with the rest of the NATO pact, but what is much more dangerous, it also rejected the policy of banning the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

The fact that war is such a lucrative business guarantees that it will happen again.