EXCERPT:
STAVRIDIS: “I just have to make a comment on that museum of NATO atrocities. Really? Let’s -- let's open the book of history, and I can show you again and again the pages of where the Russian tanks, the Soviet tanks, have rolled to the West. In Budapest in ’56. In Prague in the Czech Republic in ’68. Threatening Poland where we’re now going to put troops forward, conquering their way and breaking their way across Europe. I can show you that in the book of history. Open that book of history and show me a page where NATO attacked anybody. It’s a defensive alliance. We’re hear to create deterrence. Today what NATO has done will strengthen that.”