Terror is a tactic not an enemy

Ron Paul would abolish homeland security

At first glance the title might make you raise an eyebrow, read on to understand what it means. If you came here looking for some propaganda to feed the anti-Ron Paul machine, you best turn away now, because I’m not in the business of spreading lies.

Ron Paul talks about foreign policy and discusses the trouble with homeland security, our failures to follow the constitution and the declaration of war is not a proper declaration.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgoO3m0hwII[/youtube]

Here are some excellent sound bytes / quotes from the interview, and Ron Paul does it with ease; you can tell he not only thinks about the issues but his passion and heart of a champion are emitting an aura too difficult to ignore.

Terrorism is a tactic, not an enemy.

You can’t have a war against a tactic. - Ron Paul, CNN

Not an isolationist, a non-interventionist.

Congressman Ron Paul wants to become a wealthy prosperous nation and stay out of the middle east and Europe.

We can’t force views on other people at the point of a gun! - Ron Paul, CNN

National Security

Homeland Security, the patriot act, many problems exist with acts this administration’s domestic and foreign policies.

If Ron Paul is elected president, along with a democratic congress, he will have an opportunity to do everything he believes in and even appeal to Democrat loyalists who may arrive at similar conclusions with different reasoning behind their conclusions. Whether you agree with the reasoning on either side, the fact that we might actually see a White House and Congress that can work together to better our nation and help our global and domestic policy problems, presents an excitement for his exponentially growing fan base!

Here is the original rant against Bush,

Ron Paul slams him and the anti-American rhetoric

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZmPS0XmeBw[/youtube]

Fred Soto is an Attorney and Entrepreneur from the Silicon Valley.
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