By Ron Paul Ron Paul Institute July 31, 2019 True Budget Hawks are Foreign Policy Doves During my presidential campaigns, well-meaning supporters would sometimes suggest I stop emphasizing opposition to overseas intervention and focus on fiscal issues. I disregarded the advice, not only because adopting a noninterventionist foreign policy is crucial to restoring constitutional […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute May 14, 2019 Rep. Thomas Massie Says Follow the Constitution — No Troops to Venezuela Without a Congressional Vote Interviewed Thursday at Fox Business by host Kennedy, United States House of Representatives Member Thomas Massie (R-KY) strongly objected to the prospect of President Donald Trump sending the […]
By Ron Paul Ron Paul Institute May 7, 2019 A Nuclear War? Over Venezuela? Is President Trump about to invade Venezuela? His advisors keep telling us in ever-stronger terms that “all options are on the table” and that US military intervention to restore Venezuela’s constitution “may be necessary.” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute May 3, 2019 Michael Scheuer: US Intervention in Venezuela is for the Benefit of Powerful Special Interests Since he left the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) where he had been in charge the “bin Laden unit,” Michael Scheuer has made it his mission to educate people about the dangers […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute February 28, 2019 Lawrence Wilkerson: US Intervention in Venezuela is About Profits for the Rich, not Democracy and Freedom College of William & Mary Professor Lawrence Wilkerson describes the current effort of the Donald Trump administration to overthrow the Venezuela government and oust Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro as […]
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts Paul Craig Roberts.org Febuary 11, 2019 Venezuela Is An Opportunity For Russia And China To Change The World Nothing better illustrates Washington’s opposition to democracy and self-determination than the blatantly public coup Washington has organized against the properly elected president of Venezuela. Washington has been trying to overthrow […]
By Ron Paul Ron Paul Institute January 28, 2019 Trump’s Venezuela Fiasco Last week President Trump announced that the United States would no longer recognize Nicholas Maduro as president of Venezuela and would recognize the head of its national assembly, Jose Guaido, as president instead. US thus openly backs regime change. But what has […]
By Daniel McAdams Ron Paul Institute January 24, 2019 ‘Maduro Must Go!’ – Trump Administration Backs Venezuela Regime Change President Trump yesterday recognized Venezuelan opposition legislator as the legitimate president of the country and warned that “all options are on the table” if Venezuela’s elected president moves against protestors or expelled US embassy staff […]
By Ron Paul Ron Paul Institute January 7, 2019 Trump’s Neocons Reverse His Syria Withdrawal Plan I’m starting to wonder whether President Trump has any power over US foreign policy at all. Many people believe that the US president is just a figurehead, with actual foreign policy firmly in the hands of the […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute January 2, 2019 Rep. John Duncan’s Final Comment on the House Floor: ‘Seek Peace and Pursue It’ Come the swearing in of members of the new United States Congress on January 3, Rep. John J. Duncan, Jr. (R-TN), who is one of the longest-serving Republican members of […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute December 17, 2018 Lawrence Wilkerson: ‘Arrogance of Power’ Behind Arrest of Meng Wanzhou in Canada for US Extradition In a new interview with Greg Wilpert at The Real News, Lawrence Wilkerson, a College of William & Mary professor and former chief of staff for United States Secretary […]
By Ron Paul Ron Paul Institute November 13, 2018 President Trump’s Iran Policy – Is It ‘Normal’? It’s not often that US Government officials are honest when they talk about our foreign policy. The unprovoked 2003 attack on Iraq was called a “liberation.” The 2011 US-led destruction of Libya was a “humanitarian intervention.” […]
