Why NATO's Expansion Could Be Its Biggest Threat | Geopolitics Explained

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The conversation explores the implications of NATO's expansion, particularly with the inclusion of Sweden and Finland, and the potential risks associated with this growth. The speakers discuss the historical context of NATO as a defensive alliance and the dangers of admitting countries that may increase tensions, such as Ukraine. They also delve into the bureaucratic nature of NATO and governments, suggesting that the drive for expansion is a fundamental characteristic of bureaucracies, which may ultimately lead to their downfall.
-NATO's expansion includes Sweden and Finland, raising questions about its strength.
-The historical context of NATO as a defensive alliance is crucial.
-Admitting countries like Ukraine could increase the risk of conflict.
-Bureaucracies tend to expand regardless of their effectiveness.
-More members in NATO does not necessarily equate to greater security.
-The leadership of NATO shows no signs of reconsidering their expansionist policies.
-Bureaucratic survival often takes precedence over reflection and adaptation.
-The cycle of bureaucratic expansion can lead to systemic failures.
-Governments, like bureaucracies, may collapse under their own weight.
-The current geopolitical climate reflects a growing bureaucratic organism.

[@jaromasar8404]

Ask Irak ,Lybia, Syria, Afghanistan, Serbien how defensive Nato is

[@GodGuy8]

No more EU, no more NATO, no more games!!

[@MrMakeBelieve]

Good call

[@vgstb]

Thank you both for the great conversations!

[@stu281]

NATO seems strong but it has too many members. All with differing national interests…someone in Prague doesn’t see the world as someone in Paris. It makes it weaker. Also Article 5 is not what it seems. It’s far from United.

[@Mustanaamio7]

If NATO is so "weak" then why all of you Russian trolls want to get rid of NATO?

[@TacticalMayo]

TANKIES

[@Dino-hv7rn]

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