NATO has taken collective defence measures on several occasions, including in response to the situation in Syria and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
“Pops, this verbiage had to be added AFTER 2/24/22. It’s called moving the goal posts.”
Oh, Frick; you are so out of your league.
Per the links I sent you, “NATO has taken collective defence measures on several occasions, including in response to the situation in Syria and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.” That’s right, Frick. The links also said, “Following Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the rise of security challenges from the south, including brutal attacks by ISIL and other terrorist groups across several continents, NATO implemented the biggest increase in collective defence since the Cold War.”
Did you catch that, Frick? “Following Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014...” Last time I looked at a calendar, 2014 preceded 2022.
So, Frick, it’s not moving the goalposts; it is responding to new exigencies.
Yet again, you are wrong, because you argued the “verbiage had to be added AFTER 2/24/22.” Because, Frick, that “verbiage” existed long before 2/24/22.