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  • Nope the Turkey Vs Greece was Turkey invading the Island of Cyprus which was considered independent of Greece, thus legally not a trigger for Article V.

    Greece would of course come to the defense of Cyprus (the population was majority Greek Cypriote after all.) but still for all intents and purposes there was an argument that a NATO member wasn’t attacked.

    Actually it does. That’s how ingrained the US is. NATO despite claiming shared corporation and use of unanimous voting is functionally set up so the actual governing and administration pillars are US controlled.

    It’s not like the EU where the loss of the UK (only nation to leave after all) was just a shrug and move on like nothing happened.

    If NATO lost the US multiple key institutions would be vacant till the remaining nations amend and restructure. A process that would take years to iron out




  • And millions will be pissed and counter attack or at least try to maintain their position (looking at you southern states.)

    It’s unfortunate but an invasion is more likely to start Civil War 2 Electric Boogaloo.

    The better option would be boosting the military force in Greenland & Canada (geography and annexation desires.) to basically show that yes invading other countries is not acceptable.


  • I don’t know which crime of China you are referring to. But regardless China has overwhelming got away with them.

    For Russia the closest is invading Ukraine but since Russia is still invading (and slowly gaining more territory.) I wouldn’t say Russia has been punished (though not from lack of trying.)

    I don’t know what you could be referring to with South Africa, if it’s Apartide that wasn’t because of some coalition of nations but a global BDS protest movement.

    And for Venezuela the primary “punishment.” Was US backed Sanctions to try and bring the nation back under its sphere. So hardly a Coalition of Nations bringing about justice