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Patrik:
a) I don't see how this is related to the original issue. The original issue was about skipped tests and how they contribute to the build result. You talk about TestNGs behaviour after a failed @Before. Seems that this is a different issue.
b) Have you actually tried this with TestNG (outside Jenkins)? I'm pretty sure that the test suite will fail, if a @Before fails.