Michael Flynn Calls NATO Obsolete, Urges US Exit

Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn has sparked controversy by declaring NATO ‘a thing of the past’ and advocating for the United States to withdraw from the military alliance. During an interview with Real America’s Voice, Flynn argued that Europe’s actions could provoke Russia into using nuclear force if they perceive a threat to their sovereignty. He suggested that President Trump should consider leaving NATO unless European nations recognize the stakes involved.

Flynn emphasized that NATO may no longer serve its intended purpose and proposed exploring a new security framework. He also called for closer ties between the United States and Russia, describing it as a professional relationship between two nuclear powers. Flynn criticized former President Joe Biden for not engaging with Putin and praised Trump’s efforts to foster dialogue for peace.

The remarks come amid reports that Trump is considering re-engaging Flynn in his administration despite past controversies. Flynn’s comments reflect a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, questioning the long-standing alliance while advocating for stronger relations with Russia.