SA@TAC - Is America Becoming 'Isolationist?'

[stammlager5]

I'm an isolationist. We are damned if we do and damned if we don't. If we intervene in other people's affairs we are criticized. If we mind our own business and do nothing we are criticized. If we are to be criticized either way then we should go the cheaper route. The money that we send to foreign aid could be used to fix our own problems, and a lot less of our servicemen will die for people that don't appreciate them. I doubt that the founding fathers envisioned us becoming the world police.

[rolgorevene]

those quotes where great =)

[TheLongTimeObserver]

We should become Isolationist.

[shamusername]

2:45 Uh, no, the word racism is "designed" to refer to racism. Persecution complex of Conservatives or Southerners does not change linguistic history.

[IndianaPolitico]

Agreed! Our Foreign Policy is a mess, we continue to intervene in other countries affairs, and all we get is negative blowback. The madness must stop!

[HoodwinkedbyanAngel]

THERE IS A FUCKING ANIMAL IN THE WHITE HOUSE ...

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WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A FUCKING MOOK ?

[BloodNorseGods]

Good Job just heard it on GuiltFreeRadio

[Cheedillow]

Ronald Reagan referred to Gaddafi as "The Mad Dog of the Middle East"?

Well he fails nicely, Libya is in North Africa -.-

[justingarak]

who dislikes this? lol

[TulliusVII]

How can Jack only get a few thousand views each video? This guy has amazing commentary.

[freerangebiped]

It's easy enough to follow the logic of American foreign policy: just follow the money. The oil industry has a vested interest in keeping the Middle East stable,

and the military-industrial complex has a vested interest in making that happen. It's called "empire." Make no mistake: the MIC and the mega-corporations are the real rulers of this country. The politicians are just puppets.

[freerangebiped]

An estimated 1.25 trillion dollars are spent annually on military black budget ops. Don't believe me? Go to Wikipedia and type in a search for "deep underground military bases." You'll automatically be redirected to a webpage mispelling the word "underground" and giving no info at all on the subject.

[sassercollins]

@freerangebiped What about those at the head of the Council on Foreign Relations? Do you not see a link to the money machine of the Federal (sic) Reserve (sic), or even a link to the CIA?

[freerangebiped]

@sassercollins Absolutely! I totally support Ron Paul's call to audit the Fed.

[vipero00]

5:46 Is this the cover shot of Michael Savage's latest book?

[ChameleonLost88]

I agree with you on this one. We have always poked our noses in other peoples business through out history. We have always told other people what to do and how to do it, but yet at the same time teach our children that's not the right thing to do. When our children cry out and say that's not right, we slap them back and tell them children should be seen and not heard. Such a vicious legacy and I'm so ashamed at our country for that...

[upshot13]

come on jack lindsy williams said this was going to happen in october of last year and again a few weeks before it was kicked off. your a smart enough fellow to see there is no diffrence of the left and right its just wings of the same evil bird waiting to feed on the carcasses of the countries they destroy using the federal reserves and the world bank and imf all controlled by the same evil pigs pulling the strings of the left and right. peace to you and keep digging the truth will speak to you

[ChrisLiendo]

I agree with some of it, yet I find it funny and ironic that he is offended by the use of isolationist, when I see "communist", "socialist", "Muslim" and so many other words used by conservatives to shut down discussion.

[Codad]

I always look forward to your videos. I hope that one day soon you can have a more national audience. It would do everyone a lot of good to hear you.

[printo69]

I dont think it is because the politicians dont want to intervene overseas, I'm sure they would love to. I think that we cannot afford it and there would be public outcry if we starting warfooting in Libya, Iran, Yemen, Egypt, etc, etc.

[mrhulot101]

Steve sailer had it right.

Neocons mantra-

Invade the world.

Invite the world.

Go in debt to the world. I see a lot of talk about ending foreign entanglements and balancing the budget, but they never talk about stopping massive immigration.

[btigtime2]

You still think Saddam gassed his own people? Any PROOF. Hello, we could not find one WMD..... HELLO?  The Iraq war was sooooooo illegal, I get really scared just how illegal it really was. I now question every thing I have been told about the whole thing... from Kuwait to the Cole. I doubt anything I've ever been told about all of it.

[realrockvince]

Great job, Jack. This video reminds me of the book "1984".

Eastasia has always been our friend. Eurasia has always been our enemy.

Eurasia has always been our friend. Eastasia has always been our enemy.

[yakyakyak69]

Non-interventionism – Political rulers should avoid entangling alliances with other nations and avoid all wars not related to direct territorial differences.

[Clausfarre]

Roland?

[HuxleyWasRight]

the interventionist vultures, both liberal and conservative, are circling over Libya, i'm getting concerned we could see western boots on the ground in Libya soon, or at the very least see a no-fly zone and or sanctions, which will strengthen Gadaffi's hand, just as it strengthened Saddams grip domestically, he'll be able to justify crackdowns by invoking the great satan.

[crewchieft6]

personally I would like to see us become a isolated nation, I know that some people will disagree...that's fine, but I'm looking at it from a point of view of 1. we need to get rid of that illegal alien in the white house 2. we need to cut off all and I mean all foreign aid 3. we need to fix our own back yards before we even can think about helping the world. and 4. we need to pull out of the middle east and let them fight it out for themselves..it doesn't concern us, so leave it alone

[whoo689]

The funny thing about all this is that we have NEVER been isolationist! As long as there have been Americans and their pre-U.S. immigrants in the early 1600s and 1700s, we've been quite active in the world around us. Remember Manifest Destiny? THAT doesn't sound too "isolationist." Remember the war we fought with Mexico ("Remember the Alamo")? Remember Smedley Butler telling everyone all the disgusting shit he had to do as a general in Latin America in the early 1900s for corporations??

[whoo689]

Spanish-American War in 1899. The Civil War wasn't entirely a U.S. battle, either, as any scholar will tell you. Germans, Russians and many other Europeans actively supported one side or the other.

Hell, not long after the ratification of the Constitution, we were fighting perhaps our FIRST jihadist enemies (Barbury pirates)! The Barbury treaty is the one that says, in no uncertain words, that we are NOT (at least not in a legally-binding way) a "Christian nation."

[whoo689]

This "isolationist" myth from neocons and intervention stooges MUST be put to rest once and for all. Open a fucking history book, neocons.

[whoo689]

The only times we were EVER anywhere near isolationist was pre-1917 in WW1 and pre-1941 with WW2, although even in WW2 we were obviously giving plenty of military aid to our allies before Pearl Harbor.

[whoo689]

America's history is one WROUGHT heavily by the consequences of extreme intervention in places we clearly don't belong! It's about time we scale back this crap and give ourselves a little space. As Jefferson said, "Peace, commerce and friendship with all, entangling alliances with none."

[whoo689]

I don't agree with him on many things, but Jack Hunter is one of the few conservatives in the movement I respect these days. That's saying something.

[EMPIREofPUPPETS]

Holocaust is the justification for all Western Wars since.

[Bushwacked487]

The US would not exist without french support during the revolution. Think about that.

[Worldslargestipod]

@Bushwacked487 Maybe to help 'the continental congress' fight Britain in the classical european style, [symmetric warfare]

But the Contential army lost most of the battles in the war, and if Americans really didn't regard the british government as legitimate, guerrilla warfare would have sufficed to repel the invading army.

Also keep in mind what happened shortly after to france PRECISELY because of it's financial involvement in north america.

[Mauhadeeb28]

Is it me, or does this guy make too much sense?

[gfreakj]

@Mauhadeeb28 Thanks for sharing this. Subbed him. I like the logic.

[Drac39]

I agree 100% with your foriegn policy assessment. They should mass produce those pictures of Reagan breaking bread with the Taliban and Rummy shaking Saddam;s hand because they really are the truth behind US foriegn policy

[sandythebear]

:)))) g e n i u s

[nubraskan]

I've known of you for awhile, not sure why I didn't subscribe sooner.

[MooseOfReason]

Isolationism is the advocacy of knee-jerk embargoes and tariffs on countries we don't like. It's the smearing of patriotic Americans who would rather go to war constitutionally and make sure it's thought-out, justified, and short-lived.

[xxNutcasexx]

awesome

[pensword5]

Heard you on the Mike Church show, glad I found your channel! Subscribing!!

[mike1988123]

thnks jack as always!