Where is nato? Why is it violated its contract?

[strateguy632]

on 3 February 2026, Iran tried to intercept and board the Stena Imperative a NATO ship. When ANY NATO' gets attacked ALL other NATO like u. k. etc. must help in strait of Hormuz and maybe even help fight back. So where is the fuss for Europe violated NATO contract?

[BadApple69]

NATO is done. When England wouldn’t even let the U. S. to fly our bombers out of England they destroyed a relationship. Why did they make that decision? Leftist politicians were afraid to upset their leftist base. Immigration has destroyed Europe. It’s not the same Europe that formed NATO to always defend against aggressive enemies (mainly Russia).
I think after this war with Iran will be over America will stop funding NATO. Europe can take care of itself.

[KostasKouvalis]

Yeah, and they didn't wanna piss off Muslims and have more terror attacks

[strateguy632]

I hope so @BadApple69

[exitseven]

They all hate President Trump for calling our all these deadbeats and make them pay the money they agreed on.

[strateguy632]

Calling *out

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[strateguy632]

I love your choice of words and quality presentations of clever ideas!

[Sal_Monella]

Weak spoiled, dependent children. They are getting what they asked for. Aloha Snack Bar.

[strateguy632]

I loved your answer sorry i can only give 2 "most" Helpful but more wouldn't be choosing "best".

[Telekinetic-Potato]

I see nato as a contract to make rules under the authority of America.

[strateguy632]

Hmm writing this even after last week, when NATO Spain and others were not "under" u. s.

[strateguy632]

If so @Telekinetic-Potato wouldn't you like u. S. To leave NATO, leave it alone?
Considering the attitude of Starmer -L and NATO funding, um countries NOT fully funding, many years, should the US leave NATO? ↗

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Lmao

[Pohjolan]

OP is a liar.

Stena Imperative is a US flagged tanker and Israel is not a NATO member dumbass.

NATO is a defensive organisation and there is no obligation to join a war of choice any more than in Vietnam or the last Gulf War.