I felt it necessary to make a few documents available from the National Security Archive at George Washington University at Washington DC.
The reason should be self evident to anyone keeping up with international affairs. Both NATO and the US Foreign Policy elite reject such a proposal. This dishonest way of characterising recent geopolitical developments is perpetuated throughout Western influenced media, pop-culture and the internet thanks to the dominance of the crown jewel of the US Security State which is (of course) Google. The usual tactic is to avoid the direct and falsifiable little lies and to create a great a big lie through omission, gaming of search results and (see screenshot below) a net assessment by AI that is intended to prejudice anyone with curiosity before they get a chance to even go through the direct evidence.
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| Google Assessments made by its AI reflect the conclusion expected from its gaming of the system. |
Here above is just an example of the AI assessment problem produced by Google's decision to prioritise chosen propaganda outlets such as CIA run Wikipedia and a host of think-tank sponsored quasi-statal institutions.
Now compare such a conclusion with direct evidence in documents I have linked to in the National Security Archive with respect to NATOs eastward expansion. I have chosen documents in the context of German Reunification since this required the express permission of the Soviet Union leadership just prior to the end of the Cold War. It includes formal documents sanctioned by official apparatus of state and concerns top diplomats such as James Baker and Russia leaders from Gorbechov to Yeltsin.
