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NATO R.I.P The American Interest | NATO, designed to keep the Russians out, the Germans down and the Americans in, needs to find a new mission.

By Ben Pershing  |  October 22, 2008; 8:00 AM ET
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"NATO/PfP Trust Fund projects are also supporting Partner countries by destroying surplus and obsolete munitions or hazardous materials that could pose a security risk in the hands of terrorists.

NATO also supports Partner countries in conducting studies on infrastructure protection and other aspects of defence against terrorism." Source: NATO
http://www.nato.int/issues/papt/practice.html

NATO is busy these days. The mission has expanded as global terrorism has expanded. It's a dangerous world and NATO isn't going away. It's actually expanding.

Posted by: James | October 23, 2008 8:28 AM

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