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Trump vs. NATO — Would He Actually Leave?

NATO should have been disbanded when the Warsaw Pact was disbanded in 1991. Its continuance has been a drain on the American people ever since. But the Empire, despite its protestations, gains many benefits from keeping NATO around. NATO is one of the primary ways that the Empire maintains great “influence” over Europe. So will […] The post Trump vs. NATO — Would He Actually Leave? appeared first on LewRockwell.
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