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Foreign Policy in General Mar 24, 2015 13:28:02 GMT -5

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Post by TomLine on Mar 24, 2015 13:28:02 GMT -5

NON-INTERVENTION, NON-INTERFERENCE
by Tom Lineaweaver

Our Foreign Policy is very similar to that of Ron Paul. We do not believe in interfering or intervening in the natural development of other Countries. Nor is it right for us to make other Countries in our image. Nor is it right for us to push ourselves around in other Countries for oil.

We believe that Foreign Aid should be just that. And only when it is needed, such as when some sort of natural disaster happens like an earthquake that causes a Tsunami, or a major hurricane or typhoon hits another Country. We have no problem sending them whatever aid they need.

We believe we need to get out of the United Nations, NATO, and any other treaty or treaty organization that is detrimental to the people of the United States. If a treaty or treaty organization benefits the people of the United States, that will be fine.

We will at all times put the interests of the American people ahead of all else.

We believe the United States should be run Constitutionally, and not by any foreign entity, which includes but is not limited to Israel, the Vatican, or any other one world organization.

We may have allies of which we will be friendly too, and they are friendly to us. We may have beneficial trade with other countries. But, we should not and must not have any trade agreements that is detrimental to the American worker. And we should and must get out trade agreements that is detrimental to the American worker.

We believe our Foreign Policy under recent Presidents has been detrimental to the people of the United States, and to the people of the rest of the world as well. Our reputation has been damaged by our Foreign Policy under recent Presidents. Changing to the Foreign Policy I just described I believe will repair our reputation, and we will better be able to work for peace.

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Foreign Policy in General May 9, 2015 20:38:45 GMT -5

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Post by buddyc22 on May 9, 2015 20:38:45 GMT -5

I agree with all you posit here, just please remember foreign policy isn't run out by one president. It's driven by many vested interests, lobbies - the Israel lobby, the weapons firms lobby, the surveillance tools lobby, the global corporatists lobby, the oil companies lobby, etc. They've bought most of Congress out. If you try to implement a non-interventionist foreign policy, you will likely find yourself opposed by all these lobbies and by those bought-out Congress members. I think an example is Obama's nuclear talks with Iran (note I don't agree with everything this current administration does but I'm all for the peace discussions with Iran and for rapprochement - we have abused Iran for too many decades. I see Congress, the Israel Lobby, the war-worshipping neocons opposing these talks and opposing any peace treaty. I see Netanyahu trying to push the US into a new war. That's what you would face as president trying to implement a non-interventionist foreign policy. Sad.

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Foreign Policy in General May 9, 2015 20:51:12 GMT -5

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Post by TomLine on May 9, 2015 20:51:12 GMT -5

Thanks buddy. I understand your concern. And I agree with you about Obama. I even voted for him for his second term. It was a difficult thing to do. But, I believe Romney would have had us in a war with Iran by now.

The neat thing about me being President is I am not corrupt. When you start low and work your way up, by the time an experienced politician reaches the White House, they have already been corrupted.

Just about all the lobbies you mentioned are run by Zionists. They are the real enemy.

Thanks for your comment.