What is NATO's primary function and why can't it be reformed according to this political analysis?

NATO fundamentally differs from traditional law enforcement institutions because it serves a singular, unchangeable purpose rather than maintaining general order. According to this analysis, NATO cannot be reformed because it was designed with one specific objective: to spread and propagate neoliberal capitalism globally rather than providing genuine defense or security. This perspective challenges the common misconception that NATO functions like international police, maintaining law and order. Instead, the speaker argues that NATO's institutional structure is inherently tied to advancing neoliberal economic and political systems, making any meaningful reform impossible since this would contradict its core foundational purpose. The analysis suggests that understanding NATO's true function requires recognizing it as an instrument of ideological and economic expansion rather than a defensive alliance, which explains why attempts at reform consistently fail to address fundamental criticisms of the organization.