The demographic and political makeup of Europe and Asia has changed dramatically in the past decade and the US needs to restructure its commitments based on these changes. NATO was created in order to defend the West against Russia but it seems that the West's primary threat is from political Islamism. The United States needs to change course with regards to who and where it defends in light of these changes.
Radical Islamism has also seen a geographic transformation as it is now primarily centralized in Western Europe and not the Middle East. While many Middle Eastern countries have gradually moderated such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, Iran and Turkey pose major threats as they are both led by radical Islamists with imperialistic motivations yearning to recreate the days of the Persian and Ottoman empires.
In light of these shifts the United States needs to reconsider its commitment to NATO. Western Europe has decisively shown itself to be unwilling to address the threat of radical Islamism either from abroad or from within its own borders. The immigration of Muslims into Western Europe and their resulting political influence has pushed Western European countries beyond the tipping point and the US needs to distance itself from them based on this new reality. The US needs to also prevent the same political shift to occur in its own country.
The US and Europe have drifted far apart demographically, politically and ideologically and Europe has shown itself many times over to not be willing to engage militarily. The defensive pact is completely lopsided as the US is committed to be the enforcers while the Europeans sit back and judge. Time to ditch Western Europe.
Similarly, Turkey is part of NATO and it is inconceivable that the US and Turkey belong to the same defensive organization. The two countries are incompatibly connected and either Turkey should be kicked out of NATO or the the US should leave. Turkey is an autocratic regime which is not compatible with NATO. It is a major supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood which is a radical Islamist organization. It has imperialistic desires and it has major ties with Russia, the actual reason NATO was created in the first place.
The United States needs to restructure its post WWII defensive strategy. It needs to radically change its NATO commitments or just leave the NATO alliance. US bases in Western Europe need to be vacated and and relocated. There is a perfect opportunity now for the US to establish a base in Southern Lebanon. Lebanon is infiltrated with Iranian backed anti-zionists that cannot be allowed to share a border with Israel and a buffer zone is required. Similar to Iran, the majority populations do not want the Islamists to control their lives but they have no way of changing their situations. A US base will help the Lebanese take back control of their country. The presence of a US base, separating Israel from Lebanon helps Israel, Lebanon and keeps the pressure on Iran.
Israel has been shown to be the ally with which the United States should try to strengthen its ties, much to the unhappiness of the antisemites throughout the world. A US base in Southern Lebanon would allow for this deeper alliance and is much more relevant than a base in Germany. Israel is currently depopulating Southern Lebanon setting the stage for a buffer zone between Israel and Hezbollah. The useless and ineffective UNIFIL forces are to be removed to be replaced by a Unites Staes military base. Lebanon should be happy with this arrangement as it can result in the gradual elimination of Hezbollah backed forces, returning Lebanon to its citizens. A US base in Southern Lebanon is also situated to place a major counterweight to Turkey's ambitions.
The times have changed and the US needs to change its defensive and offensive commitments. Archaic treaties and coalitions need to be modernized and re-established based on the new realities on the ground. Relocating the US military base from Germany to Southern Lebanon is one such idea which has the potential to expand the Abraham Accords and counter radical Islamism.