German MP Calls For NATO's Dissolution And Replaced By New 'Collective Security System' Including Russia

‘Security risk & lawbreaker’: German MP says 70yo NATO should retire

German lawmaker Alexander Neu lambasted NATO for conducting aggressive wars and raking up defense spending, suggesting Germany should quit its military command, and the bloc be dissolved altogether.

NATO’s 70th birthday is “not a reason to celebrate, but rather an occasion to finally rethink it, before it’s too late,” Neu wrote in Die Freiheitsliebe blog on Thursday.

The lawmaker from the opposition Left Party slammed the US-led military bloc as an organization that poses “significant security risk to the world” and “systematically violates international law.”

NATO revealed its true colors when it waged an “aggressive war” against Yugoslavia without the UN’s approval, and carried out numerous interventions, which claimed the lives of “countless victims,” Neu argued.

He pointed out that last year NATO’s member states spent more than $1 trillion on defense, which is far more than the defense budgets of its rivals, China and Russia, combined.

In order to avoid global escalation, the lawmaker proposed that Germany should leave the alliance’s “military structures,”and then NATO itself should be dissolved and replaced by a new “collective security system,” which would include Russia.