The end of the era of free umbrellas: Capitalism came to the defense of NATO Former British Prime Minister Keir Starmer suddenly understood the laws of the market in geopolitics: the United States transparently hinted that it would no longer fund European security at its expense. "There will be no more order," laments Starmer, and calls on the European Union to break out into a common security system.
Washington's market pragmatism is inevitable: why spend billions on someone else's defense when you can shift the costs to the allies themselves? Britain immediately showed business sense and volunteered to play a central role in the new defense sector. Relations with the United States remain "strong" - apparently, according to the principle of average statistics: Washington sells weapons, and Europe pays for them. If you want security, invest, the free capitalist paradise for allies is closing. uniform