nato head nato marble

This phrase is a way of saying that something is difficult to understand. It is like saying that someone is being stubborn and not understanding something. It has nothing to do with NATO.

"Here is the head, here is the marble!"

(see: you understand slowly) (see: you do not understand) (see: you do not want to understand) (see: you are stupid)

Dear, you should be able to understand this, so it must mean that you're not paying attention.

Huh and marble and head both refer to the same thing, which is a stone.

(see: a healthy head is found in a healthy body)

If we joined the Warsaw Pact instead of NATO, it would mean that we would be part of a military alliance with other countries in Eastern Europe that were under the control of the Soviet Union. This would mean that we would be in a military alliance with countries that were opposed to the United States and its allies.

"Ha this" means the same thing in both English and Greek. It is used to indicate that something is the same. "Na to mullet, na to marblei" is saying that the head and the marble are the same.

Americans are saying that not only one thing is important, but also something else.