NATO part2

“It is only the countries of the former socialist camp that are thrilled to become NATO members. They see the alliance as a source of income and a way to settle their scores with Russia. However, the rearmament of the army on NATO’s pattern is very cost-intensive. They will also have to send troops to Afghanistan and Iraq. I do not think that the Poles and the Czechs would be happy to do it.




“NATO is concerned about its own future. It needs to prove its usefulness to the general public. The organization may collapse, which pushes anti-Russian neo-conservatives in the NATO administration towards taking desperate measures to launch a global military and political crisis.”

“Why was there a need to hold the military drills now?”

“NATO, just like Georgia, is in dire need of a war right now. A war will distract people’s attention from internal contradictions within the artificial formation of the old days.

“Georgia is formally not a NATO member, but the alliance virtually uses the country at its own discretion, just like it does with its other members. The military drills in Georgia demonstrate the support to the Georgian President, the dictator, I would say.

“Mikhail Saakashvili is a sick individual, who is gripped with panic and hysterics now. He is capable of doing anything using his 30,000-strong army.”

“What could be the outcome of the drills?

“NATO’s steps in Georgia are doomed. They can only unleash a new conflict which would lead to new victims. NATO’s any success in the Caucasus is temporal. Georgia is not a reliable country . The recent mutiny can only prove it.

“The fact that several countries declined their participation in the drills means that NATO is incapable of going against Russia without causing damage to its reputation. The influence of the alliance has been decreasing, and it may lead to its collapse.”