Expert: “If not a formal plot, it can be a hostile attitude” against Obama
Published: 08 May, 2009, 20:25
The Bush team “formed a special group of people in some NATO countries who are ready to fight Russia to the last American soldier and dollar,” said Aleksandr Fomenko, a former member of the Russian delegation to NATO.
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Global opinion about any past "bush policies" is very improtant. This kind of information that implies that the US and Russia are still maintaining an old attitude towards each other needs to be confronted and brought out into the open and dealt with. Both Medvedev and Obama should know how to handle this sort of issue. The cold war is dead but it needs to be acknowledged by both nations including the global population. It would be stupid to carry this on.
Whilst NATO does seem to have displayed a fairly antagonistic attitude towards Russia, the chances of getting NATO member states to get involved in a war with Russia are ZERO. Several NATO members have not been enthusiastic in providing troops in any zone where there is actually any conflict - especially if this is in support of one of the USA's unpopular wars.