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===Future of NATO===
===Future of NATO===
The only reason [[Europe]]an liberal [[social democratic]] [[welfare state]]s have free healthcare, and the [[United States]] does not, is because the American taxpayer has been paying European defense costs for nearly 70 years - a fact often omitted by liberals in debates of the U.S. healthcare system.
The only reason [[Europe]]an liberal [[social democratic]] [[welfare state]]s have free healthcare, and the [[United States]] does not, is because the American taxpayer has been paying European defense costs for nearly 70 years - a fact often omitted by liberals in debates over the U.S. healthcare system.
NATO was created as a defense alliance to [[containment|contain Soviet expansionism]] after 1945, and not to wage a War of Aggression in [[Africa]] against [[Libya]], as [[Barack Obama]], [[Hillary Clinton]], [[John Brennan]], and [[John McCain]] authorized in 2011. After the wreckless misuse of such a powerful [[military]] alliance that resulted in a massive humanitarian and [[refugee]] crisis - including the resurgence of black African [[slave]] markets - the future of a military establishment to defend against a country that no longer exists is front and center before American voters. Indeed, the [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]] was an effort by power entrenched [[globalism|global]] interests in the [[military industrial complex]] to keep up the myth of the aggressive Russian bogeyman to justify keeping the cost burden on U.S. taxpayers for European defense and Europe's bloated social welfare state.
NATO was created as a defense alliance to [[containment|contain Soviet expansionism]] after 1945, and not to wage a War of Aggression in [[Africa]] against [[Libya]], as [[Barack Obama]], [[Hillary Clinton]], [[John Brennan]], and [[John McCain]] authorized in 2011. After the wreckless misuse of such a powerful [[military]] alliance that resulted in a massive humanitarian and [[refugee]] crisis - including the resurgence of black African [[slave]] markets - the future of a military establishment to defend against a country that no longer exists is front and center before American voters. Indeed, the [[Trump-Russia collusion hoax]] was an effort by power entrenched [[globalism|global]] interests in the [[military industrial complex]] to keep up the myth of the aggressive Russian bogeyman to justify keeping the cost burden on U.S. taxpayers for European defense and Europe's bloated social welfare state.