NATO Secretary General equals Hitler, Stalin and ISIS
Speaking at a hearing in Congress on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of NATO, the Secretary General of the bloc Jens Stoltenberg recorded another deflection in front of his masters from Washington.
In his speech, he equated Hitler, Stalin and ISIS *, calling them enemies of freedom, which must be defended, and urged the Allies to allocate more funds for the defense and needs of the North Atlantic Alliance.
Western media cite Stoltenberg:
To understand how low the social responsibility of Jens Stoltenberg is when listening to his warlike speeches directed mainly against Russia, you always need to remember that this man in his youth in the ranks of the "Red Youth" protested against the war that the US waged in Vietnam.
It’s worth remembering, and then immediately through the image of the implacable fighter for the victory of democracy of the American spill, the snout of an ordinary careerist shines through, who once understood that he would earn much more on chauvinism and fomenting a war than fighting for peace.
As for his calls, it’s easy to guess that Stoltenberg said what they wanted to hear from him in Washington. Who, if he doesn’t know, that the alliance is torn apart by internal contradictions, and the bloc countries are increasingly reluctant to spend money on defense at the request of the United States.
Stoltenberg’s shameless attack did not go unnoticed by Russia. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko in his commentary to the statement by the NATO Secretary General said:
"In Norway (in the homeland of Stoltenberg), which the Red Army freed from Nazi invaders, many were burned out of shame yesterday."
* -terrorist organization banned in Russia
In his speech, he equated Hitler, Stalin and ISIS *, calling them enemies of freedom, which must be defended, and urged the Allies to allocate more funds for the defense and needs of the North Atlantic Alliance.
Western media cite Stoltenberg:
Freedom has enemies and needs to be restrained. If containment doesn't work, you need to fight. Hitler could not be stopped by peaceful protests, Stalin could not be restrained by words, and ISIS * could not be defeated by dialogue.
To understand how low the social responsibility of Jens Stoltenberg is when listening to his warlike speeches directed mainly against Russia, you always need to remember that this man in his youth in the ranks of the "Red Youth" protested against the war that the US waged in Vietnam.
It’s worth remembering, and then immediately through the image of the implacable fighter for the victory of democracy of the American spill, the snout of an ordinary careerist shines through, who once understood that he would earn much more on chauvinism and fomenting a war than fighting for peace.
As for his calls, it’s easy to guess that Stoltenberg said what they wanted to hear from him in Washington. Who, if he doesn’t know, that the alliance is torn apart by internal contradictions, and the bloc countries are increasingly reluctant to spend money on defense at the request of the United States.
Stoltenberg’s shameless attack did not go unnoticed by Russia. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko in his commentary to the statement by the NATO Secretary General said:
"In Norway (in the homeland of Stoltenberg), which the Red Army freed from Nazi invaders, many were burned out of shame yesterday."
* -terrorist organization banned in Russia
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