NATO’s Worldwide Expansion in the Post-Cold World Era By Rick Rozoff

April 28, 2013Leave a comment

27 April 2013 — Global Research

One of the most significant developments of the post-Cold War era, and certainly the most ominous, is the transformation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), a military bloc created by the United States during the genesis of the Cold War in 1949, into one that has grown to encompass the entirety of Europe, has expanded military partnerships throughout the world and has waged war on three continents.

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Stop NATO news: March 11, 2012: Military Chief: U.S. “Preparing Military Options” Against Syria, Iran

March 11, 2012Leave a comment

11 March 2012 — Stop NATO News

Military Chief: U.S. “Preparing Military Options” Against Syria, Iran
NATO Helicopter Attack Kills Three Afghan Civilians, Wounds Two
U.S. NATO Enlargement Bill: Bosnia, Georgia, Macedonia, Montenegro
Bosnia Slated For “Full-Fledged NATO Membership”
Turkey: Opposition Deputies Protest Against NATO Missile Radar
Turkey: U.S. Air Force Exercises For Possible Syria, Iran Actions
New Ivorian Regime Pushes African Standby Force Military Intervention In Mali
Pentagon To Resume Military Aid, Training For Yemen
Pentagon Seeks Military Base In Breakaway Balochistan: Pakistani Protesters
U.S. Drone Attack Kills Thirteen In Northwest Pakistan
U.S. Air Forces Africa Inaugurates African Partnership Flight
NATO Headquarters: Danish Crown Prince Honors War NATO Dead
NATO Continues Surge Operations In Eastern Mediterranean
Mediterranean Dialogue: NATO Maritime Group Visits Morocco