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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: tejek who wrote (154898)11/14/2002 1:18:26 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) of 1580442
 
The treaty is more than what you describe.......Article 5 states that if one of the member nations is attacked, then all are deemed under attack

But it doesn't specify exactly what they have to do. More importantly it does not say that members are required to attack any one another member attacks. Serbia did not attack or threaten the territory of any NATO country.

What he said is that our actions were more honorable because we had nothing to gain materially by
entering the Balkan conflict.

I don't think it makes it more honorable. Honorable actions are honorable whether or not our countries interest is involved. It can even be argued that it is dishonorable for the nations leadership to order men to war when our nation's interests are not threatened.

Tim
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