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cweb
Senior tranceaddict

Registered: Jun 2001
Location: hasle, switzerland
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No, the question is: will the NATO respond with military actions if Iraq, who would be in war with the USA, launch an attack on Turkey. D, BE and F do not say they will not respond, they say its not good to clarify this at this point of time. But they didnt say they wouldnt do anything!
Of course they would and should do something if that happens, or else the nATO is indeed a relict of the past.
But the US administration just dig frurther and further, they have no diplomacy whatsoever. This war against terror in general was supposed to bring the civilisized world together, but the contrary happens at the moment. thats not just the fault of the USA, because, Germany and France made diplomatic failures as well, but they are big time responsible for that.
Now its the time for the US to decide if they want go to isolation with the thinking of "we are the best and everybody else doesnt matter", or if they want to act in an united western world.
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Feb-10-2003 07:54
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Deez
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Las Vegas, NV
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| quote: | Originally posted by ahlamalek
well the US is asking NATO to participate in the war because Turkey will be in it... and 3 countries will veto it. That's the whole point of my thread. |
and like I said before, unless Saddam actually attacks a member country, either via terrorism or does it himself (very unlikely outside of war), there is no requirement for NATO to send military aid. When push comes to shove, ALL NATO countries will be there.
| quote: | Originally posted by ahlamalek
Also NATO is strictly a military pact, not an free trade pact. |
There are a lot of economic benefits for countries to be in NATO, especially for the poorer nations . It is not trade, it is in the form of military aid (equipment) and financial support.
| quote: | | Originally posted by ahlamalek Russia is an observer at NATO, not a member. |
That is why I said they are "not completely a memebr". They let them in, but don't let them vote. I was just saying who would have ever thought it would come that far? You people need to lighten up...
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Feb-10-2003 17:23
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Ste
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Outer Dementia
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Feb-12-2003 00:21
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