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Pity the Poesy: Mark Rutte, NATO and Spending for War

Mark Rutte’s speech at NATO reflects a push for militarism, justifying defense spending and production amidst global threats while glorifying war and dismissing its human costs.

Binoy Kampmark 01.22.25

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Pity the Poesy: Mark Rutte, NATO and Spending for War

Binoy Kampmark 01.22.25

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Pity the Poesy: Mark Rutte, NATO and Spending for War