Gee! What is the compulsion to continue involvement in another country’s business. The USA purports to be spreading “democracy,” or making the world safe for “democracy,” but I can’t think of anything good about the majority voting away my rights and property. If it is a constitutional government concept that the USA wants to spread, it should–no, it MUST–lead by example. The example starts with the USA following its own Constitution and laws. Look at how the USA President and Congress simply ignore their “Supreme Law of the Land” by prosecuting undeclared (read unconstitutional) wars and military actions. Look at the USA’s money system–their Congress is supposed to control the value of their currency. But the Congress has ceded (where they have no authority to do so) this power to a privately-owned central bank called the “Federal Reserve.” And what about the USA Constitution’s 10th Amendment. It says “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.” What congressman or senator remembers this, and his solemn oath in its support and defense when he votes to rob the treasury to reward his campaign contributers and bring home the bacon to his own district? Which candidate talks most about following the Constitution and the well reasoned intentions of the USA’s founders? I do not think that it is this T. Thompson.
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