 affect people's kidneys, liver, and thyroid glands. How long can NATO go on?

Since the UK joined the European Economic Community, preparing the way for its steady enlargement, the EU has lacked a foreign policy worthy of the name. Sometimes more is less: the EU has made long-winded compromises instead of assertions, been self-effacing rather than strong. A few examples illustrate the point: a majority of current member states have taken part in US imperialistic adventures (16 were involved in the war in Iraq). The EU goes along with US interference in Latin America, hence its absurd recognition of the Venezuelan opposition as the legal government. It pretends to oppose the whims of the Trump administration, but falls into line as soon as the US threatens punishment (for example, by imposing economic sanctions on companies trading with Iran). Europe had far greater influence in the Middle East before it began to expand. De Gaulle opposed the UK’s accession to the EEC because he thought it would become a Trojan horse for the US, but Washington no longer has any reason to fear Brexit: over the years, the EU has become an entire US stable.

US domination is even more humiliating in defence. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), founded during the cold war, is the tool of that domination. US approval is enough for one member to colonise another (Turkey has occupied part of Cyprus for 45 years) or treat a neighbour as a ‘buffer zone’ — the Turkish army, NATO’s second-largest, has just invaded Syria to destroy the Kurdish autonomous administration (see Turkey and Russia redraw the map in northeast Syria, in this issue). The US does not object as long as Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s regime continues to watch one of Russia’s maritime borders, buy 60% of its arms from the US and host US nuclear warheads. NATO secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg, a US puppet referred to as ‘the Norwegian Tony Blair’, doesn’t mind much: he expects Turkey to ‘act with restraint and in coordination with other allies so that we can preserve the gains we have made against our common enemy, Daesh [ISIS].’

The chaos in the Middle East was caused by the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 on false pretences. The US went on, with others, to trigger a war in Libya, then, acting alone, withdrew from the July 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, signed
affect people's kidneys, liver, and thyroid gland. How long can NATO die on? 

 Since the UK joined the European Economic Community, preparing the direction for its firm enlargement, the EU has lacked a extraneous policy desirable of the name. Sometimes more is less: the EU has made long - winded compromises instead of assertions, been self - erase rather than strong. A few example illustrate the item: a majority of current member states have learn part in US imperialistic adventures (16 were involved in the war in Iraq). The EU start along with US interference in Latin America, hence its absurd recognition of the Venezuelan opposition as the legal politics. It pretends to pit the whims of the Trump administration, but falls into cable as soon as the US threatens punishment (for example, by imposing economic sanctions on party trading with Iran). Europe had far greater influence in the Middle East before it began to expand. De Gaulle opposed the UK ’s accession to the EEC because he thought it would become a Trojan horse for the US, but Washington no longer has any rationality to fear Brexit: over the years, the EU has become an integral US static. 

 US domination is even more humiliating in defence. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), founded during the cold war, is the tool of that domination. US blessing is enough for one extremity to colonise another (Turkey has occupied contribution of Cyprus for 45 years) or treat a neighbour as a ‘ buffer zone ’ — the Turkish united states army, NATO ’s second - largest, has just invaded Syria to destroy the Kurdish autonomous administration (see Turkey and Russia redraw the map in northeastern Syria, in this issue). The US does not object as long as Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ’s regime continues to watch one of Russia ’s nautical borders, buy 60% of its arms from the US and host US nuclear warheads. NATO secretary - general Jens Stoltenberg, a US puppet referred to as ‘ the Norwegian Tony Blair ’, does n’t heed much: he expects Turkey to ‘ act with constraint and in coordination with other ally so that we can preserve the addition we have made against our coarse enemy, Daesh [ ISIS ]. ’ 

 The chaos in the Middle East was caused by the US - led invasion of Iraq in 2003 on false pretences. The US blend on, with others, to trigger a war in Libya, then, acting alone, withdrew from the July 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, signed
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 affect people's kidneys,liver, and  thyr oid  gl an ds.Howlong can NATOg o on ?

Since the UK joined  theEu r opea n  E conom ic Comm u ni t y , p re pa rin gt he  wayfor  its st eady enlar gem en t, the EU ha s  l acked a fo rei gn policy wo rth y of t he  na m e. So met imesmore i s  less:  the EU h as made l o ng-wind e d  c ompr omises instead of as s ertions, beenself-e ff a ci n g  ra the r than str on g. Af ew exam p le s i llu s trate the poi nt: a major i tyof cur re ntm emberstate sh ave  taken part  inUS imperi alisti c  advent u res (16  wereinv olv ed i n  t he  wa ri n I r aq ).T heEU goesal on g wit h US i n t erfe ren ce i n Lat in America, h enc e it s  ab surdrecog niti on  of t he Ven ezuel an  opposition asthelegal gov ern me nt.  I t pre t ends t o o ppo se thewhims o f  th eT r u mp  administration, b ut f al ls intoline a s  s oo n  as theUS  th reat e n s pun ishm e nt  (for ex ample, by  i mposing  e conomi csan cti ons o n  com panies  trading  with Iran). Europeh ad far greate r  i n f lu e nceinthe MiddleEast befo re i t  b ega n  to e xpand .D eG aulle opposed the U K’ s acce ssion  to the EEC b ecause het h o ught itwoul d  b e come a Trojanhorse  for the U S , but Wa shing ton no l onger has a ny reaso n t o f ear  Br e x it : over the ye a r s, t he  EU has  be come an  en tir e U S s ta ble.

USdominati on  i sev enmoreh umiliati ng  in  d efe nce.T he Nor th At lant ic  T r eat y Organ i sa t i on ( NA TO ), f oun de d dur ingt hecold wa r, is the  to o l of  t ha t domin ation. US app ro val is eno ug h f or one m ember to  colonise another (Turk e y has o ccu piedpart  of Cypru s f or 45yea r s) ortreata nei gh bou r as a‘ b uf fer  z one’ — the T urk ish a rm y, N ATO’s s econd-largest, has jus t invaded Syr iato d e s tr oyt he Kur di s h a u t onomous adminis tration (s ee Tu rkey and R u ssi aredrawthe map  in n o rtheast  Syria, i n this is su e).T h e U S does not  objectas long a s  Rece p  T ayyip  Er doğan’ sreg ime c ontinu e s t o wat ch one  o f Russ ia’sma ritime b orders, buy 60% of itsarms f rom t heUS and ho stU S n uclear wa rhea ds. NATO s ecr eta ry-ge ner a l Jen s St o lt enb e rg, a  USp uppet ref e rr edt o  a s ‘the Norw e g i anTonyBla i r’, do esn’ t mind much: he e x pects Turkey t o ‘a c t  wi thr estr ai nt and in coor din at i o n with o th er allies s o that w ec an pr eserve  the g ains we h av e  madeagai nst  our comm onen e my, Dae sh  [ I SIS].’ 

Th echaosin the Midd l e  East was caused  by t h e  US-l e d i nvasi on  of Ira q  in2003 on fa lse pretenc es. Th e US  went  on, wi th  other s,to  trigger a war in Li bya,then, a ct ingalo ne, wi thdr e w  from  the  J uly  2015 nuc l e ar de al wit h Ir an, s ig ned
 affect_people's kidneys,_liver, and thyroid glands._How long_can_NATO go_on?

Since_the UK joined_the European Economic_Community, preparing the way_for its steady_enlargement,_the EU has lacked a foreign policy worthy of the name. Sometimes more is_less:_the EU_has_made_long-winded compromises instead of assertions,_been self-effacing rather than strong._A few_examples illustrate the point: a majority of current_member_states have taken_part in US imperialistic adventures (16 were involved in_the war in Iraq). The EU_goes along with_US_interference_in Latin America, hence_its absurd recognition of the Venezuelan_opposition as the legal government. It_pretends to oppose the whims of the_Trump administration, but falls into line_as soon as the US_threatens punishment_(for example, by imposing economic_sanctions on companies_trading with_Iran). Europe had_far greater influence in the Middle_East before it_began to expand. De Gaulle opposed_the_UK’s accession to_the_EEC_because he_thought it would_become_a Trojan_horse_for the US, but Washington no_longer_has any reason to fear Brexit: over_the years, the EU_has_become an entire US_stable.

US domination is even more_humiliating in defence. The North Atlantic_Treaty Organisation_(NATO), founded_during the cold war, is the tool of that domination. US_approval is enough for one member_to colonise another (Turkey_has occupied_part_of Cyprus for_45_years) or_treat a neighbour as a ‘buffer zone’_— the_Turkish army, NATO’s second-largest, has just_invaded Syria to destroy_the_Kurdish autonomous administration (see Turkey and_Russia redraw the map in northeast_Syria, in this issue). The_US_does_not object as long as_Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s regime continues to_watch one of_Russia’s maritime borders, buy 60% of its_arms_from the US and host US_nuclear_warheads. NATO secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg, a_US_puppet_referred to as ‘the Norwegian_Tony Blair’, doesn’t mind much: he_expects Turkey to ‘act with restraint and in coordination_with other allies_so that we can preserve_the_gains_we have made against our common enemy, Daesh [ISIS].’

The chaos_in the_Middle East was_caused by the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 on_false pretences. The US went on, with_others, to trigger a war in Libya, then, acting alone, withdrew_from the July 2015 nuclear deal with Iran,_signed