I guess a lot of people have the same idea that occurred to me regarding making Georgia part of NATO. The idea of this alliance of course is that an attack on one member means it's war with the rest of the alliance. So would Canada want to go and defend a so called democratic country in the heart of Central Asia: a country which was trying to invade a de facto independent province? For what- to protect a pipe line? Isn't it time for Europe to have it's own defensive military organization? And shouldn't that be to defend Europe? NATO like any institution has it's own entropy. Like any bureaucracy, it just wants to continue.
Here Gwen Dyer writes in The Embassy on the subject.
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