Ron Paul is Right: US Foreign Policy is the Root of all America's Crises

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Ron Paul is Right: US Foreign Policy is the Root of all America's Crises
US Foreign Policy Promotes Anti-Christian, Hatred, Racism, and Spread Wars

Ron Paul's call to drastically alter US foreign policy is exactly what the US needs. US foreign policy is the root of all America's crises. The American people must embrace Ron Paul and take back their foreign policy.

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Ron Paul is Right: US Foreign Policy is the Root of all America's Crises

The claims that Ron Paul's foreign policy beliefs are "naive" and amount to "ignoring friends and allies" are absolutely absurd and nonsensical. The US economy cannot handle another war. The defeat in Iraq left the US economically, militarily, and psychologically decimated. The fact that Ron Paul wants to end this militaristic foreign policy should be more than enough reason to elect him president after a decades of war. Furthermore, the US's "friends and allies,” namely Israel, are able to defend themselves just fine. Israel has 200-300 nuclear warheads. That is the ultimate deterrent. Any rational actor in international relations would not dare attack Israel for fear of being totally annihilated. Israel's oil supply is also guaranteed by the US in times of war under the 1975 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Therefore, the US will not be shrugging its "friends and allies" since its "friends and allies" are strong enough to defend themselves.

In fact, these supposed friends and allies are using the US for their interests, even at the price of US interests. The US is sacrificing blood and money for Israeli interests. The "friends and allies," should help America in its current hard time. Instead, "friends and allies," promote a foreign policy of hatred, racism, and, more recently, anti-Christian sentiment.

As a testament to its anti-Christian foreign policy, the US Department of State, specifically Secretary Hillary Clinton, backed many labor unions and guilds in Egypt through funding from the AFL-CIO in exchange for the unions’ support for the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafists. Money that was supposed to go to the American worker is now going to Islamic extremists determined to transform Egypt into a theocratic, fascist, anti-Christian regime.

Contrary to the drivel being reported in US and Israeli media about their "fears" of Islamism in Egypt, the US and Israel fully support the Brotherhood and the Salafists. With the signing of the Camp David Accords, Islamic terrorism started in Egypt against Egyptian Coptic Christians, then spread all over the world and eventually reached the US soil twice, 1993 and 2001.

US supported the Mujahideen in Afghanistan in the 1980s to fight the Soviets and, more importantly, propped up the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt while the Saudis financed the Salafists, a Wahabbi Isalmist sect.
To make matters worse, the economy of Egypt began to deteriorate which made many Egyptians embrace the Jihadists and Islamists, mainly the Muslim Brotherhood and the Salafists. Because of this, Muslim Brotherhood members own 40% of all businesses and corporations in Egypt.
Therefore, the reports that the USA and Israel are fearful of Islamism in Egypt, and support for democracy is a myth: they support it fully.

When Mubarak was ousted in February, the US refused to meet with the secularists and liberals, which were the only two groups that ousted Mubarak. Instead, USA and Israeli officials met with the SCAF and Muslim Brotherhood and even with Al-Qaeda sympathizers, Salafists.
The Brotherhood and the Salafists have also promised to keep the treasonous Camp David Accords in place.
The US and Israel support political Islam in Egypt. True democracy and secularism in Egypt is the last thing the US and Israel want. Because of this one-sided foreign policy, the Coptic Christians and the true revolutionaries suffer.

The American people must follow and support the call of Ron Paul to restore and take the foreign policy from the 1% that pursues the policy of foreign countries. Those foreign countries can defend themselves without the US.

The reckless foreign policy of the US is responsible for wasting more than 5 trillion dollars of the American taxpayer in wars that never help America’s interests and put the future of the US at risk.

US foreign policy is responsible for the loss of thousands of American lives due to waging wars that only help Israel. Mr. Ron Paul is right when he said Israel is capable of defending itself. It is one of the richest countries and has enormous military capability, including 300 nuclear warheads.

US foreign policy allows Islamic terrorism to grow up and attack the US. This policy now supports terrorist organizations taking over Egypt, Tunisia, and Libya.

US foreign policy turns a blind eye to Israel’s anti-Christian policy in its relationship with Salafists and the MB in Egypt at the expense of Egyptian secular forces. This policy allows the Army to crush the peaceful revolution against tyranny and dictatorship. Recently, the Israeli Diplomat met with these terrorists who are seeking another Military-Islamic dictatorship.
US foreign policy is waging wars against Christians all over the World and has become a driving force for anti-Christian forces and sentiment.

The only hope now is to drastically change foreign policy. The American people must take US foreign policy from corporations and lobbyists. The foreign policy must be used to advance the interests of the American people and no one else. That is true democracy. The American Coptic Union feels Ron Paul has the best foreign policy objectives.

Finally, the 1% should not monopolize the US foreign policy and use it to help anti-Christian forces to satisfy the ideology of hatred and racism at the expense of American taxpayer’s money and blood.
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