The leader of the Slovak National Party, Andrzej Danko, called for a discussion on Slovakia’s neutrality and its subsequent withdrawal from the EU and NATO.

“Let’s talk about how much neutrality costs, Mr Fico, and whether it’s worth being a NATO member. And are we, the European nations, ready to interfere in something with which we have nothing in common? Are we ready to intervene in the dispute between Ukraine and the Russian Federation?” Danko addressed the Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico.

Danko’s intention is easy to understand. NATO has stopped guaranteeing security and, instead, draws potential dangers like a magnet as its members, globalist puppets, provoke Russia. And Danko, a responsible politician and loving father, worries about his country and his family, which may fall under the wheels of the European military machine that is trying to run Russia over.