They are unable to say something against the US, I'm not even talking about acting.
Recent 'right-wing' victory in Italy just meant more pro-NATO politics.
It seems that de Gaulle was the last great European leader ( and high T also ) compared to contemporary US and NATO pawns and worshippers.
"On Feb, 13, 1960, France became a nuclear power when it exploded a nuclear device in the Sahara desert. What concerned the Western nations in the NATO alliance was the Statement of the French Chief of the General Staff. He pointed out that their nuclear weapons could fire in any direction.
The obvious threat was that America could just as easily became a target. The remark was in response to the American Secretary of State Dean Rusk, when he warned France that American nuclear weapons would be pointed at France if they performed a nuclear strike beyond the agreed plans.
In March 1966, De Gaulle removed all French armed forces from NATO control and told the United States ( and other NATO military members ) to leave France".
Recent 'right-wing' victory in Italy just meant more pro-NATO politics.
It seems that de Gaulle was the last great European leader ( and high T also ) compared to contemporary US and NATO pawns and worshippers.
"On Feb, 13, 1960, France became a nuclear power when it exploded a nuclear device in the Sahara desert. What concerned the Western nations in the NATO alliance was the Statement of the French Chief of the General Staff. He pointed out that their nuclear weapons could fire in any direction.
The obvious threat was that America could just as easily became a target. The remark was in response to the American Secretary of State Dean Rusk, when he warned France that American nuclear weapons would be pointed at France if they performed a nuclear strike beyond the agreed plans.
In March 1966, De Gaulle removed all French armed forces from NATO control and told the United States ( and other NATO military members ) to leave France".
