When NATO was first established, the United States joined. However, NATO did not become a tool of the United States, nor did it obey the orders of the United States, because Europe had not yet completely declined and was still very arrogant.

NATO This organization has been established for decades. As a product of the Cold War, the current NATO and the original NATO are two completely different organizations. When NATO was first established, the United States joined. However, NATO did not become a tool of the United States, nor did it obey the orders of the United States, because Europe had not yet completely declined and was still very arrogant.

NATO at that time was, to a certain extent, a "defensive" organization. It defended not only the Soviet Union, but also the United States and Germany. However, after decades of development, especially after the Cold War , NATO has undergone earth-shaking changes. Its "defensive" attributes have almost been lost, and it has gradually turned into a military organization that mainly focuses on aggression and causes trouble in the world. .

According to Russian RT reports, Scott Terry, a former US Marine Corps officer who participated in the Gulf War and served in the United Nations , published a commentary. He pointed out that NATO defends from a superficial perspective. Alliance, turned into an aggressor aiming to promote the “rules” set by the United States.

Terry made an analogy, saying that NATO has changed from a watchdog in Europe to an attack dog in the United States.

When NATO was established, it was after the end of World War II . The main purpose at that time was indeed to protect Europe. Although European countries and the United States had become allies at that time, Europe still had a certain degree of independence. Their situation was that they were sandwiched between the United States and the Soviet Union.

So from this perspective, NATO at that time can be regarded as a European-led military organization with a certain original intention of defense.

When NATO was established, all European countries except the United States have not changed much now. European countries are still the main body, but the organization is very different from when it was founded. One of the most obvious differences is that now Europe Although the country accounts for a high proportion, it has lost its dominance.

As one of the first organizations to join NATO, the United States is indeed a member of NATO, but it does not go so far as to yell at other NATO members, point fingers or even issue orders.

At that time, European countries still had a lot of autonomy compared to now, and they did not need to look at the face of the United States. This can be seen from the definition of NATO by Ismay, the first Secretary-General of NATO. Ismay clearly stated NATO's mission: "Keep the Russians out, the Germans out, the Americans out."

The situation in Eastern Europe at the time was complex, keeping the Soviet Union and Germany out Just outside the door is NATO's main mission. But why should the United States, which has already joined NATO, be shut out? It's very simple, because the United States had always pursued isolationism at that time. Let the United States join NATO to block American isolationism.

But now, decades have passed, and the United States is still "out of step" with European countries. It seems that everyone is stirring horse spoon in the same pot. On the surface, they are allies, but in fact they have a superior-subordinate relationship.

What is "-super-multi-strong"? It is not only applicable in the world, but also in the circle of allies of the United States. The United States is one level higher than its allies, and the allies of the United States cannot be on an equal footing with the United States. Gradually, it has become American follower.

has become a follower of the United States, and naturally it has to fight for the United States. It became what Terry calls an "attack dog." Terry's metaphor is hard to hear, but I have to say that it is indeed very appropriate.

NATO once incorporated the United States, which meant "kidnapping" the United States. Now there has been quite a split within NATO, and many people want to get off the ship. In this context, NATO has become a tool for the United States to "kidnap" its allies.

Take the current conflict between Russia and Ukraine as an example. The United States is forcibly "unifying" its allies by targeting Russia. When war breaks out in Europe, NATO, a military organization, has to "unite" around the United States.

Therefore, the current NATO seems to be a military organization, but in fact it is a tool for the United States to implement hegemony. The so-called "defensive" organization has become a source of trouble that does all kinds of evil.