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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Bilow who wrote (987010)12/11/2016 11:12:13 PM
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But don't make our country a nuclear victim of NATO's imperial ambitions of pushing its boundary right up to the Russian border.

One can reasonably be skeptical about extending alliances further, esp. with countries with dormant or worse yet active conflicts with a nuclear power. But there is nothing imperial about a defensive alliances, and Russia's actions and attitudes to and about its neighbors give them plenty of reason to want alliances for protection against Russia. Whether or not it would be wise there is nothing either imperial or aggressive about letting Russia's neighbors in to NATO.

Or we could sell them some of ours.

Which countries would you sell them to (assuming they wanted to buy them).
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