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NATO says attack in space could trigger Article 5 mutual defense clause.

NATO leaders just a couple days ago, last Monday, July 12th, expanded the use of their

all-for-one, one-for-all, kind of Qaeda-like mutual defense clause to include a collective

response to attacks in space. Article 5 of NATO's founding treaty states that an attack on any one of

the 30 allies will be considered an attack on them all.

Until now, it's only applied to more traditional military attacks, land, sea, air, but of course,

more recently, cyberspace in a summit statement.

The leader said that they consider that attacks to from or within space could be a challenge to NATO that threatens national and Euro-Atlantic prosperity, security, and stability, and could be as harmful to modern societies as a conventional attack.

Such attacks could lead to the invocation of Article 5.

A decision as to when such attacks would lead to the invocation of Article 5. A decision as to when such attacks would lead to the invocation of Article 5 would be taken on by the North Atlantic Council on, of course, a case-by-case basis.

Last month, U.S. President Joe Biden, more recently seen in the White House literally kneeling and bowing to Israel's president. Biden made the disturbing public

statement that NATO's Article 5 mutual defense pact is a sacred obligation among members.

I just want all of Europe to know that the United States is there, said an increasingly

aloof and struggling Biden. This same level of blind entanglement echoes the same dangerous collective pack mentality invoked by the allies prior to one of the greatest disasters in planetary history, something, of course, the corporate report has done a lot of work on World War I.

And 21st Century basically wraps it up by asking, will the new space race accelerate

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