Ron Paul is Dr. No to foreign entitlements

Dr. Paul says no to entitlements of all shapes and sizes including foreign powers, special interests and lobbyists. This includes Israel. Does this make him an anti-semetic? NO. It makes him honorable and consistant.

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[johnhart30]

First off, I would like to state that I hate no one. I view all as equals, that said, I don't believe allying with Israel is in our best interest. They (Israel) use the American government as a crutch to fight their battles in the middle east. We ship this country billions of dollars worth in weaponry each and every year to fight a cause (religious war) that does not need to be fought. That part of the world was given to them....

[johnhart30]

and people of Kurdish and Persian descent roamed those lands long before anyone of Jewish land to begin with.

Christianity only fueled that fire more with the birth of Christendom and the "so called" rights to that land, especially Jerusalem.

I think half of today's problems would not exist if we were not so eager to help Israel fight a war which cannot be won...a war on Terror.

All in all, I agree with what you have said, and you have articulated it well.

[anyusmoon1]

Roaming the landscape is one thing. Unless you can provide info to the contrary, the Jewish settlers of circa 1895 thru 1945 held land titles of LAWFULLY PURCHASED sites of land. All of these conflicts have begun over defense of lawfully purchased strips of land. Those parcels acquired during the defense fall under a long established international law of 'spoils of war'.

[anyusmoon1]

Now, if we can dissect and disseminate the tracts purchased by the early settlers and so on, then analyze the gains from war, I think you will have to give credit where its due. Israel has given BACK spoils of war gotten land even though they didn't have to.

[anyusmoon1]

The late-great Rabbi Kahane spoke of divorcing themselves (Israel) from the federal tit and entangling alliances which prohibited making their own political and strategic defense decisions. He said that Israel is far too dependent and should completely get away from the U.S.

He was of course constitutionally correct.

[anyusmoon1]

I do hate. I hate what our own government and what We The People have allowed our errant government to do with foreign policy.

Not a dime of foreign entitlements is acceptable. Not a dime of money spent on the entangling alliances with foreign entities, even the UN (especially the UN, NATO, IMF etc).

WE THE PEOPLE ARE TO BLAME FOR ALLOWING IT TO HAPPEN.

[johnhart30]

The people have let it happen because they are afraid...and rightfully so.

Most of the world is ruled by tyrants, and riches have clouded the ruler's minds.

Everything that circumferences the wicked and the deeds in which they do is money.

Take the money away, they are powerless. If people became more independent, and not so reliant on the government...things would change for the better.

We the people...should have stood up a long time ago.

[anyusmoon1]

Hey Rusty- thanks. Very lovely of you to support this humble effort.

[Rustyshackleford08]

Thank you!

Well said and very brave.

[anyusmoon1]

"...why should my tax $ go to fund a country...", it shouldn't! That's why I say no to all foreign entitlements. :-)