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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (view source)
Revision as of 13:06, April 9, 2023
, 13:06, April 9, 2023→History
NATO was created at the behest of the [[United Kingdom]] to bypass deeply rooted American anti-[[intervention]]ist sentiment to enter war without an Act of Congress, under the guise of "an attack against one is an attack against all." The [[UK]] had to wait 3 years during [[World War I]] and two years during [[World War II]] for the United States to bail the [[British Empire]] out of its war with [[Germany]].
NATO was created at the behest of the [[United Kingdom]] to bypass deeply rooted American anti-[[intervention]]ist sentiment to enter war without an Act of Congress, under the guise of "an attack against one is an attack against all." The [[UK]] had to wait 3 years during [[World War I]] and two years during [[World War II]] for the United States to bail the [[British Empire]] out of its war with [[Germany]].
Specifically, NATO was created in 1947 allegedly to contain the expansion of [[single party state|single party]] leftwing Soviet Communism. But since the collapse of [[communism]] in Russia, NATO is globalism without a valid purpose. Unlike Germany which gained entrance two years after its founding, increasingly [[conservative]] Russia has been systematically denied membership in all European collective security arrangements.
Specifically, NATO was created in 1947 allegedly to contain the expansion of [[single party state|single party]] leftwing Soviet Communism. But since the collapse of [[communism]] in Russia, NATO is globalism without a valid purpose. Unlike Germany which gained entrance two years after its founding, increasingly [[conservative]] Russia has been systematically denied membership in all European collective security arrangements. Soviet media often referred to NATO as the "Fourth Reich", a popular perception which was reborn in the post-Soviet era with the bad faith and duplicity exhibited by [[the West]] regarding security guarantees granted to the Russian Federation upon dissolution of the Soviet Union and NATO encroachment on Russian Federation borders.
=== Most NATO members freeload off the United States ===
=== Most NATO members freeload off the United States ===