Ron Paul’s Foreign Policy.
Friday, December 30th, 2011Ron Paul’s Ascent Cannot Be Separated from His Foreign-Policy Views
“As the only remaining GOP candidate who is skeptical of America’s interventionist foreign policy and against the prospect of future wars of choice in the Middle East — positions held by perhaps half of rank-and-file Republicans — Ron Paul naturally owes an important part of his popularity to his positions on those issues, which distinguish him from the rest of the party’s field. Strangely, however, I keep seeing pieces ostensibly grappling with Paul’s popularity that completely and inexplicably discount his foreign-policy views.” (SOURCE)
Does the whole world would rejoice in the killing of millions of innocent people?
I don’t and I personally don’t know anyone that does, but I guess there are some who may? It is really is time to start changing the conversation and look at things from a different perspective. If wars worked, wouldn’t wars end quickly and peace then prevail?
If people thought that way, wars could come to end very quickly, but because wars don’t work at all, those profiting from them, the banks that finance them and the military/industrial complex, will extend them and foment new ones. That’s what happens when your representatives are bribed through special interests to rig the game.
For most people living peacefully among each other and trading values through free and fair trade, killing doesn’t work in furthering the expression and expansion of life, which is what life is all about.
Even if we don’t agree with others or express the same beliefs, we can still get along and respect each other peacefully l if we look at life through a “what works vs. what doesn’t work” perspective. This is part and parcel of Ron Paul’s foreign policy, and when more and more people understand this (as Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and other founders did) the more people will come to realize that foreign policy is one of Ron Paul’s strongest attributes.
