>What is NATO?The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) is a is an intergovernmental military alliance of 30 countries; 27 of which are in Europe, with the three remaining members being Turkey, Canada and the United States. NATO is, for the most part, a defensive alliance. It acts as a safeguard to protect the democratic world from Russian influence and aggression. It also conducts military operations to defend democracy and human rights. Most notably, it was responsible for the assassination of Gaddafi and the bombing of Yugoslavia. It should be noted that these acts were taken to prevent genocidal tyrants harming their subjects further. NATO is a beacon of liberty and democracy in an otherwise dark, despotic world.
>NATO is used to provoke and corner RussiaThis is one of the most common vatnik talking points, and it's completely false. The eastward expansion of NATO did not break any promises made between the USSR and the west, nor is it an act of aggression towards Russia. States neighbouring Russia seek NATO membership because they are rightly fearful of a Russian invasion as seen in Ukraine and Georgia. NATO has no intention of invading Russia. Russia has 6,000 nukes. Thus an invasion of Russia would likely result in the end of the world, which no one wants.
>Isn't NATO jewish?No. Contrary to vatnik propaganda, NATO is not jewish and acts in the best interests of the European people. It was created in 1949 to protect Europe from judeo-Bolshevism and the Asiatic horde. If not for NATO, (((Marxism))) may have ruled from Vladivostok to Lisbon.
>NATO is... le globohomoThis is not true either. Many NATO member states—including Hungary and Poland—are far more conservative, white and traditional than the barbaric eastern hordes. NATO does not force progressive ideas on to its constituent states: it is merely a military alliance. For comparison, Russia, the sworn enemy of NATO and the west, is a decadent shithole. It ranks highest in Europe for HIV, abortion and muslim population; it has one of the highest suicide rates in the world and is among the least religious countries in Europe.
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