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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - NATO AT THE CROSSROADS: TRIBUTE PAID, AND THE TWILIGHT OF AN ALLIANCE

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was born in 1949 out of the smoldering ruins of World War II, when the great capitals of Western Europe lay either shattered by bombardment or hollowed out by exhaustion. It was not merely a treaty but a civilizational covenant, an ironclad vow that the nations of the Atlantic world […] The post NATO AT THE CROSSROADS: TRIBUTE PAID, AND THE TWILIGHT OF AN ALLIANCE appeared first on StoneZone .

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was born in 1949 out of the smoldering ruins of World War II, when the great capitals of Western Europe lay either shattered by bombardment or hollowed out by exhaustion. It was not merely a treaty but a civilizational covenant, an ironclad vow that the nations of the Atlantic world would stand as one against the encroaching specter of Soviet expansion. Article 5  is the beating heart of the alliance, declared that an attack upon one would be regarded as an attack upon all. This was not diplomatic ornamentation it was a stark and solemn guarantee designed to prevent the Red Army from ever again rolling westward across a defenseless continent. The United States, ascendant and economically…Open

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Green Party Leader Polls PLUMMET After Attack on Cops Who Stopped Terrorist.

British Green Party leader Zack Polanski's approval rating has crashed after he attacked police officers for stopping a man accused of stabbing two Jews in an anti-Semitic terror attack too "violently."

British Green Party leader Zack Polanski’s approval rating has crashed after he attacked police officers for stopping a man accused of stabbing two Jews in an anti-Semitic terror attack too “violently.” PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Zack Polanski, leader of Britain’s far-left Green Party, has seen his approval rating fall by 14 points following his response to an apparent anti-Semitic terror attack in Golders Green, according to a poll by More in Common published on Tuesday. His rating now stands at -27 percent, trailing behind Reform Party leader Nigel Farage but ahead of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. DETAIL: Polanski faced backlash after criticizing police actions during the arrest of an armed Somali following the stabbing of…Open