I have no problem with the truth, especially when it is true and when it is biblical and that is what this message is, true & biblical. It is true the foreign troops ARE stationed and trained on our military bases within the borders of the US. It is true that our foreign presence is overextended to the point that is has effectively deteriorated our borders and national sovereignty that both are on the edge of the cliff & ready to cease to exist.
Maybe it's time more people start reading and studying the US Constitution as Ron Paul has. His views are right in line with the founding fathers, neither to the left or to the right, but spot on.
I have no problem with the truth, especially when it is true and when it is biblical and that is what this message is, true & biblical. It is true the foreign troops ARE stationed and trained on our military bases within the borders of the US. It is true that our foreign presence is overextended to the point that is has effectively deteriorated our borders and national sovereignty that both are on the edge of the cliff & ready to cease to exist.
Maybe it's time more people start reading and studying the US Constitution as Ron Paul has. His views are right in line with the founding fathers, neither to the left or to the right, but spot on.
While my research thus far leads me to believe that Ron Paul is naive regarding the most basic motivation of Jihadis, consider the following:
GW kept reminding us that 'Islam is a
religion of 'peace'. Never mentioned that Islam is a total political system and peace is achieved when there is a world wide caliphate under Sharia.
Ultimately Paul's foreign policy would be better for both Israel and Christianity.
While Israel would get no foreign aid, neither would its enemies:
2011 Interview
Newsmax: What should our relationship be with Israel?
Ron Paul: We should be their friend and their trading partner. They are a democracy and we share many values with them. But we should not be their master. We should not dictate where their borders will be nor should we have veto power over their foreign policy.
... Stop and consider America’s policy: We give $3 billion a year to Israel in loans; and we give $12 billion or more in assistance to Israel’s self-declared enemies. Some of these are countries that say they will drive Israel into the sea.
... We should share intelligence for mutually agreed-upon goals. We should honor our pledge to refuse any arms sales that would undermine Israel’s qualitative military edge in the region.
As a result of nation building, promoting 'democracy' in the middle east, and PC immigration:
Iraq's Christians Near Extinction
Per Pamela Geller
"US policy regarding the refugee resettlement program would shock most Americans if they only knew. The UN picks who becomes US refugees. Christians are being refused refugee status and face persecution and many times certain death for their religious beliefs under the sharia, while whole Muslim communities are entering the US by the tens of thousands per month despite the fact that they face no religious persecution"
FYI Paul would stop funding the UN.