[danielmryan]

When we sign away a right, the legal document explicitly acknowledges the right being waived. If any treaty waives the right of Congress to declare war, language to that effect should be in the treaty.

[allmendream]

And it does not.

The provisions of the NATO charter obligate us to treat an attack upon a member State as an attack upon the USA.

After an attack upon the USA (like at Pearl Harbor, or 9-11) Congress is still the possessor of the power to declare war.

They are the only ones with this power under the Constitution.